Your dates much more like over here. Lots of ex mill places in the North of the UK and ex-mining in S. Wales. Nearer London the population just keeps growing - many older places that have a decent sized plot get torn down to build 4 or 5 new houses but there are also a few really old places (pre-date the US). Church where I grew up was part Norman circa 1100. Nave rebuilt several times but tower old.
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Re: What is an 'older house'
Date: 2015-04-09 02:37 pm (UTC)Your dates much more like over here. Lots of ex mill places in the North of the UK and ex-mining in S. Wales. Nearer London the population just keeps growing - many older places that have a decent sized plot get torn down to build 4 or 5 new houses but there are also a few really old places (pre-date the US). Church where I grew up was part Norman circa 1100. Nave rebuilt several times but tower old.