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Thrift House (also known as Thryft House), on a lane off Ringinglow Road, Ecclesall. Built in 1686 by Robert and Richard Offerton. This was rebuilt in 1840 and enlarged in 1883.

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Title:	Thrift House (also known as Thryft House), on a lane off Ringinglow Road, Ecclesall. Built in 1686 by Robert and Richard Offerton. This was rebuilt in 1840 and enlarged in 1883.
Location:	Sheffield_Fulwood
Date:	1885
Date Period:	1851-1899
Notes:	Robert and Richard Offerton erected a substantial home in 1686.This house was rebuilt in 1840 and enlarged in 1883.An architect, at this time, noted that the extremely thick walls in the middle of the house were dated from a period much earlier than the rest of the house. When the pack horse trains travelled along Ringinglow they would buy their bread supplies from the bakery, which was at the house.
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