Roger Sweet's Pictures of Long Wittenham

An beautiful Grade II listed Cruck cottage in Long Wittenham

This is believed to be the oldest house in South Oxfordshire, possibly 800 years old. The cruck frame was restored in 1974. Originally this was a single storey, open hall house, without a chimney, which was added during the reign of Elizabeth 1.

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Long Wittenham, English Cottages, Ancient England, Village Scenes, Oxfordshire

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Period cottages in Long Wittenham

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Long Wittenham, English Cottages, Village Scenes, Oxfordshire

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Period cottages in Long Wittenham

The old single storey cottages in the centre of the picture are Grade II listed 16th century cruck framed but with an 18th century front. They are not inhabited.

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Long Wittenham, English Cottages

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Period cottages in Long Wittenham

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Long Wittenham, English Cottages, Street Scenes

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The Vine and Spice pub/restaurant in Long Wittenham

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Long Wittenham, Pubs And Inns

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