The Meeting House had a good feel to it, with no Victorian brown varnish, but the bright sun and a basic camera caused some contrast problems.
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The Meeting House is just one of a number of charming stone built houses and barns that were originally owned by Quakers.
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Other old things that I have photographed in the last few days have included:
The Chantry Chapel in Rotherham
http://www.rotherhamunofficial.co.uk/tourism/in-around-rotherham/chapelonthebridge/index.html
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The Jacobean fireplace at the Carbrook Hall pub:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbrook_Hall
This has a centre panel showing Wisdom (a tall man in pyjamas) crushing Ignorance (an emaciated figure having a much needed lie down) underfoot.
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A terrace of colourful, but badly maintained, workman's cottages on Canning Street in Sheffield.
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The Hoylandswaine Nail Forge
http://visitpenistone.co.uk/see_do_historic_houses/hoylandswaine_nail_forge.html
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