Produced in conjunction with the guidebook for the property, Landmark also required a number of interpretation and display boards to be designed and installed in a converted barn next door to the main house. This building would serve as an exhibition and meeting space, as well as proving outreach to children, students and others as a place to work and create.
Alongside the main boards, which focus on the history of the building, techniques used to renovate it, and volunteering, there were caption boards accompanying items on display that were found during the renovation, along with other smaller designed boards inside the house which aid visitors.
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