The Coach House, The Street
The Coach House was built in 1896 to garage the coaches for Hall Place (now Aldro) whose stables were opposite in Cross Farm. During the World War II the volunteer fire brigade used to assemble here and the duty fireman slept in a room above what was until recently the garage and is now part of the house.
Near the entrance there is a handsome coach lamp with the date (1896) in Art Nouveau lettering – probably the best example of the style in Shackleford.
