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A topsy turvey Tudor house Little Moreton Hall Cheshire

Built to impress by craftsmen’s hands more than 500 years ago, the hall, with its crooked walls and uneven floors, may seem fragile but it’s a remarkable survivor. Discover its story, and that of the people who lived here, the ritual protection marks scattered throughout the house, and why Little Moreton Hall may be the wonkiest house you’ll ever see. Little Moreton Hall is incredibly wonky. It’s long been suggested that marshy ground was the cause of the extensive settlement of the building. However, trial hole excavations in the orchard proved to be dry. If the ground had been boggy, the holes would have rapidly filled with water. There’s also evidence that the moat was clay puddled to seal against leakage, suggesting that the ground was free draining and would not hold water. Most of the settlement is probably due to the late addition of the long gallery, with no provision having been made for the additional load in the ground and first floor structures below. The distortion of the first-floor ceilings is clear. There are new oak inserts at the bases of many external wall posts where rotted posts have been repaired, but not before settlement had already taken place. This, plus natural movement and settlement of the frame, probably account for the distortion of the building. #amazingplaces #placestovisit #countryhouse #relaxing #historicalplaces #nationaltrust #daysout #tudorhistory #tudor #historicalplaces #history #historical #historyfacts #littlemortonhall #travel #travelvlog Edit with InShot: https://inshotshare.app Music: Do It Musician: @iksonmusic ES_Shrines: David Celeste