Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: cob
Target Entity: Cob_\u0028material\u0029
Preceding Context: Until around 1870, most buildings (except for the church, chapel, school, and the three houses from the Georgian period) were made of mud walls and
Succeeding Context: with thatched roofs. During the 1870s Lord Clifden had most of the cottages demolished and replaced with new red-brick cottages, some of which were semi-detached, to house his estate workers. This gave Naseby its well-known Victorian appearance. All these Victorian houses still survive to this day, along with two remaining 17th-century cob and thatched cottages.
Paragraph Title: Victorian building boom
Source Page: Naseby

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