Listed building outline
Old Gate Piers To East Of Gloster Hill Farmhouse
Field | Value | Fact links |
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Reference | 1041717 | Facts |
Prefix | listed-building-outline | Facts |
Name | Old Gate Piers To East Of Gloster Hill Farmhouse | Facts |
Dataset | Listed building outline | no fact link |
Organisation | Northumberland County Council | no fact link |
Start date | 1988-09-01 | no fact link |
End date | no fact link | |
Entry date | 1988-09-01 | Facts |
Typology | geography | no fact link |
Geometry |
MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.593944 55.334042, -1.593965 55.334032, -1.593966 55.333963, -1.593927 55.333954, -1.593908 55.333963, -1.593908 55.334032, -1.593944 55.334042)))
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Point |
POINT (-1.593937 55.333998)
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Facts |
Notes | NU 20 SE WARKWORTH GLOSTER HILL 13/308 Old gate piers to east of Gloster Hill Farmhouse II Gatepiers, C17. Cut sandstone. Two square piers with attached scroll-topped jambs. Faces of piers have panels with worn carving; pulvinated frieze and moulded cornice below finial formed from four diagonally-set scrolly brackets with fruit and flower designs. Inner (west) faces of piers have domed niches with keystones. This was the main entrance to Gloster Hill, a substantial C17 house demolished in 1939; many architectural features were re-used at Dunstan Hall in Craster parish (q.v.). , | Facts |
Listed building | 1041717 | Facts |
Available Code Snippets:
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"notes": "NU 20 SE WARKWORTH GLOSTER HILL 13/308 Old gate piers to east of Gloster Hill Farmhouse II Gatepiers, C17. Cut sandstone. Two square piers with attached scroll-topped jambs. Faces of piers have panels with worn carving; pulvinated frieze and moulded cornice below finial formed from four diagonally-set scrolly brackets with fruit and flower designs. Inner (west) faces of piers have domed niches with keystones. This was the main entrance to Gloster Hill, a substantial C17 house demolished in 1939; many architectural features were re-used at Dunstan Hall in Craster parish (q.v.). ,",
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