Weald and Downland Living Museum Photo, Wealden House
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This is 'Bayleaf', a good example of a typical Wealden house. Bayleaf dates to the early 15th century and is composed of a central hall with an open fire, with service rooms at one end and private family rooms at the other.It is furnished to show how it would have looked around 1540.
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