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English Heritage Research Transactions, Research and Case Studies in Architectural Conservation Volume 6 Thatch - thatching in England 1940-1994

Publication Year

2000

Document Status

Current

Abstract

From 1940 to 1994 English house thatching developed into a recognised industry in a period of radical change in cereal and water reed production, rural property ownership and increasing bureaucracy. This book charts the influence of government organisations on the promotion of thatch, the supply of materials, the development of the trade organisations, the training of thatchers and the application of listed building controls to thatched buildings.

ISBN

9781873936962

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English Heritage

Now known as Historic England, English Heritage produced a wide variety of publications with subjects ranging from repair, conservation and management of the historic environment to funding and grants.

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