Description

BURTON PIDSEA NEW ROAD and MAIN ST
TA 23 SW
(west side) (south side)
7/100
Boundary wall to the
Paddocks
II
Garden wall. 1843 by Edward Baxter. Random rubble and red brick with tile
copings. L-plan, northern wall approximately l00 yards long and 4 feet high,
eastern wall approximately 200 yards long 6 feet high to, 50 yards to north,
the rest 9 feet high. The latter part has brick courses at a third and 2 thirds
height, plus another beneath the logback tile copings. Brick gatepiers to northern
end and a segment headed doorcase with plank door. Beyond to north an inserted
C20 opening with ramped walls and brick piers. 6 feet high wall has 4 courses
of red brick to top and rounded tile copings, curved corner to north end. About
half way long, inserted in white stones, are the date and the initials of the
builder 'EB 1843'. 4 foot high wall has blocked doorcase to east and C20 opening
to west.
No buildings of special architectural or historic interest have been
included from the parish of Conniston

Listing NGR: TA2474031348

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26630133

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