A historic building survey was conducted at Dalby Hall, prior to a proposed extension and alteration of the rear (north) range. A small extension dated to 1898, reputed to have been designed by Lushington Temple Moore, was to be demolished and a new orangery constructed abutting the south wall of the coach house and the east wall of a probable former stable range. The survey included a photographic and written record of the affected parts of the hall, as well as a study of the historical evidence. {1}{2}