The Royal Commission on Historical Monuments conducted an architectural survey of the former Compasses Public House, Millers Close, Dorchester on 13 February 1980 (1).
An 18th century farmhouse with a probable later attached cottage. The two-storey farmhouse is of brick with a hipped thatched roof. It was extended to the west around the same time the cottage was built. The extension is also of brick with a coursed rubble and rendered return wall and a slate roof. The cottage is also of brick with a slate roof. The farmhouse has also been used as a public house.
Sources/Archives (2)
<1> SDO9984
Excavation archive: Royal Commission on Historic Monuments. Square and Compasses Inn, Millers Close, Dorchester.
<2> SDO9937
Index: National Monuments Record. NMR Monument Record. SY 69 SE 261.
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Mar 19 2021 2:11PM
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