We are re-thatching the roof of the Bachelors’ Club, the site of Robert Burns’s social club in the 18th century.

The restoration of a freemasons’ club where Robert Burns learned to dance has commenced with the entire building being re-thatched.

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Among the iconic buildings in Nice is a 17th-century convent, constructed entirely by the nuns using lime whitewash, stone, tiles, and timber repurposed from a neighboring chateau. Its history and ...

Bibury in Gloucestershire turns into a stunning spectacle of autumn colours at this time of the year, wowing visitors who go there with its golden leaves and 17th-century stone cottages.

Its thick, stone walls were efficient at absorbing ... often lost or forgotten in later iterations of British architecture. By the 17th century, coal was transforming the economy and architecture ...

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Restoration gets underway of thatched building linked to Robert Burns - The Bachelors’ Club, in Tarbolton, South Ayrshire, ...