Description

TG 03 NE
6/87

LETHERINGSETT WITH GLANDFORD
LETHERINGSETT,
Tunnel at Letheringsett Hall under A148 road c.50m SSW of Church of St. Andrew

II

Tunnel under road giving direct access from Letheringsett Hall to water supply
at reservoir to south of road, c.1805. North entrance of dark broken flints
with embattled brick parapet; rendered arch with wave moulded jambs and round
shafts, moulded arch with outer order of brick, stone hood mould. Keystone
through both orders of classical bearded mask, triangular niche above.
Tunnel walls of rusticated bands of dark broken flint, rendered to rear of
arches, vault of brick, rendered semi-circular arches with rusticated rendered
brick jambs at either end of level section beneath road. South entrance:
4-centred stone arch with cherub keystone, continuous hollow chamfered
moulding. Flanking bastions with oeillets; 4 pointed brick niches in right
revetment, 3 buttresses to left revetment.

Listing NGR: TG0600738867

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26654459

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