Medieval Dwellings, Buildings, And Other Structures

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an old fireplace with many paintings on the wall and wood logs stacked in front of it
Medieval Aesthetics
Color in the Middle Ages We often imagine the medieval world to be one of dreariness and monotony with little to recommend it in the way of color and aesthetic beauty. The default images in our min…
an old fashioned kitchen with lots of food on the table and lights hanging from the ceiling
Ordsall Hall Kitchen
Okay how cool would it be to have a house that looked like this?!
people are walking down the street in front of old buildings with black and white trim
Chester pictures, free use image, 37-04-80 by FreeFoto.com
Medieval rows Chester, which now house modern shops
an old stone building sitting in the middle of a field next to trees and bushes
Irish Archaeology (@irarchaeology) / X
A medieval building known as 'St Brendan's House', Kilmalkeder, Dingle, Co. Kerry
an illustrated diagram of a thatch roofed house with animals and other things surrounding it
medieval peasant homes
the inside of an old building with wood and stone
14th century peasant's cottage
an old stone room with a small window
Dick and Jane Travel
Medieval loo inside the Tower of London, all contents fell straight into the moat
an old brick oven with pots and pans hanging from it's ceiling in a rustic kitchen
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MEDIEVAL COTTAGE LIFE - Now when I am talking about medieval houses here, I am not talking about the big stately homes occupied by wealthy land barons or nobility, I’m talking about the small peasant workers cottages you still find renovated in many small villages around the UK.
a black and white photo of a bridge leading to a castle with moats on each side
Built in 1385, Bodiam Castle in East Sussex
an old bridge over a body of water with a house in the background and trees around it
Houses on the Old Bridge (Vernon, France)
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an old fashioned kitchen is shown in this dark room with white walls and exposed ceilings
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an area with grass covered buildings and dirt path leading up to the top of them
L'Anse Aux Meadows
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an old wooden building with a thatched roof and bench in the grass next to it
Thatched Medieval house - most medieval homes were cold, damp, and dark. Many peasant families ate, slept, and spent time together in very small quarters, rarely more than one or two rooms. The houses had thatched roofs and were easily destroyed.