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from a postcard of the market dated early 1900s - it looks as though the house may have been covered in ivy. |
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right - Delburn House pictured in 2004 and doorway detail below. Photos © Lynne Cleaver |
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The description of Delburn House as appears in 'Gloucestershire. - The Cotswolds' by David Verey “Delburn House on the west side of Gumstool Hill, has a distinguished left part built in 1741, ashlar faced, of two storeys plus attic, with heavy modillion cornice. Windows with moulded architraves, those on the ground floor with pulvinated friezes and dentil entablatures. The door hood in the plainer right wing is supported by one splendid acanthus carved bracket.” |
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SOURCES:Verey, David; Gloucestershire. - 1 : The Cotswolds; 3rd ed; London : Penguin, 1999; 0140710981 Images of England entry for Delburn House Architectural glossary
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