Z937/15/16

A detailed account by Carolus Nicholls Field of repairing, refurbishing and cleaning the Brotherhood House, Hitchin. New ceiling and joists, chimneys in the best chamber and the brewhouse, bow window & glass in kitchen by the street, floors, shutters, cupboards, benches, partitions, stud walls, hearths, stairs, tiles, doors, sash pulley; new posts, castors and curtain rod for bed; moving of pigeon lockers; paint for wash rooms, red paint for doors and washboards, stone colour paint for Hall; bricks for "ironing stow" in the kitchen; door for Mrs Field's kiln next to Pound Lane . Precise descriptions, quantities and prices. Tradesmen named: Thomas Chapman and T. Stratten, bricklayers; William Lucas and John Allen, carpenters; J Coulson of Hitchin, glass supplier. 27 June 1763 - 8 Feb 1764

1764

From: 1763 To: 1763

4 sheets folded to 16 pages, No. of pieces: 1

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Field, Carolus Nicholls,
Chapman, Thomas,
Stratten, T,
Lucas, William,
Allen, John,
Moss, W.B. & Son

vernacular architecture, building accounts, building work, pigeons, decorating, kiln, bricklayer, carpenter, glazing, Hitchin Brotherhood House, Hitchin Pound Lane, Hitchin