Street facade of "Little Hall" in Lavenham, Suffolk, England, in 2007

Lavenham townscapes and architecture: Little Hall, now a museum, was a house built in the 14th century, enlarged in the 16th century, and eventually housed several families. Restored in the 1920s by the Gayer-Anderson twin brothers, in 1975 it was given to the Suffolk Preservation Trust. See history and program at http://www.littlehall.org.uk/littlehall/index.htm. It is the oldest house in Lavenham.

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Image Size: 3600x2495 / 4.8MB; Lavenham half timbered townscape architecture renaissance Tudor architectural restoration preservation England Renaissance Suffolk domestic landscape material period (culture and art) street scene Suffolk Preservation Trust Tudor 14th century
Contained in galleries: Lavenham, Suffolk

Lavenham townscapes and architecture: Little Hall, now a museum, was a house built in the 14th century, enlarged in the 16th century, and eventually housed several families. Restored in the 1920s by the Gayer-Anderson twin brothers, in 1975 it was given to the Suffolk Preservation Trust. See history and program at http://www.littlehall.org.uk/littlehall/index.htm. It is the oldest house in Lavenham.