Listed building outline
BARTON ROAD, Plymstock, Hooe (Lower), Pair of Lime Kilns approx 260m NE of Church of St John, Church Hill Road
Field | Value | Fact links |
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Reference | 740-1/78/596 | Facts |
Prefix | listed-building-outline | Facts |
Name | BARTON ROAD, Plymstock, Hooe (Lower), Pair of Lime Kilns approx 260m NE of Church of St John, Church Hill Road | Facts |
Dataset | Listed building outline | no fact link |
Organisation | Plymouth City Council | no fact link |
Start date | 1989-12-07 | no fact link |
End date | no fact link | |
Entry date | 1989-12-07 | Facts |
Typology | geography | no fact link |
Geometry |
MULTIPOLYGON (((-4.113379 50.356005, -4.113393 50.356032, -4.113451 50.356049, -4.113492 50.35604, -4.113517 50.356017, -4.113519 50.356003, -4.113515 50.355989, -4.113489 50.355967, -4.113447 50.355959, -4.113406 50.355968, -4.113382 50.355991, -4.113379 50.356005)))
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Point |
POINT (-4.11345 50.356004)
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Notes | Pair of lime kilns. Probably early-mid C19. Plymouth limestone and slatestone rubble. Back-to-back kilns built into bank at rear. Each kiln has a limestone round-arched opening (swallow) which fronts a corbelled vault. The front wall is bowed. The lime k | Facts |
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