History of the House
 The house frame was assembled from Savernake Oak in 1316 and built as a large Hall House in the middle of the Forest with probably three large Base Cruck beams - one of which has survived almost complete. Most of the roof frame and one Aisle truss and heavy wind braces are all still in situ.

Special carbon dating was carried out by English Heritage, and an archaeological paper was written on the house when the Arabic Carpenters assembly marks were discovered.

Click to see a full archaeological report published by Wiltshire on special aspects of Westcourt Farm 

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Shaped Stones from St Margarets Chapel 1000 years old

 Arabic Carpenters Assembly Marks 
                                                                          
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Base Cruck and heavy Windbraces on landing with modern post installed for support.

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