Listed building outline
Garden Walls To North Of World Bird Research Station
Field | Value | Fact links |
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Reference | 1041987 | Facts |
Prefix | listed-building-outline | Facts |
Name | Garden Walls To North Of World Bird Research Station | Facts |
Dataset | Listed building outline | no fact link |
Organisation | Northumberland County Council | no fact link |
Start date | 1987-08-25 | no fact link |
End date | no fact link | |
Entry date | 1987-08-25 | Facts |
Typology | geography | no fact link |
Geometry |
MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.890494 55.425138, -1.890512 55.425237, -1.889957 55.425267, -1.889926 55.424862, -1.889917 55.424854, -1.889855 55.424853, -1.889844 55.424804, -1.889785 55.424801, -1.889797 55.424726, -1.88978 55.424719, -1.889766 55.424726, -1.889754 55.424814, -1.88982 55.42482, -1.889828 55.424869, -1.889895 55.424872, -1.88993 55.425283, -1.890544 55.425249, -1.890443 55.42471, -1.890415 55.424712, -1.890494 55.425138)))
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Point |
POINT (-1.890171 55.425034)
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Notes | GLANTON FRONT STREET NU 0714 (North side) Glanton Village 21/202 Garden walls to north of World Bird Research Station GV II Garden walls, c.1796 incorporating earlier C18 wall on west. Squared stone. 3-metre high flat-coped wall on east is linked by lower wall at south end to stable/coach-house (q.v.) at rear of World Bird Research Station; similar wall on north. 2-metre high west wall has gabled coping, and runs past west end of Primrose Cottage (q.v.). The walls originally enclosed a formal garden behind The Mansion (now the World Bird Research Station); since 1930 the area has been planted with a variety of both indigenous and exotic trees, and used as a bird sanctuary and study area. , | Facts |
Listed building | 1041987 | Facts |
Available Code Snippets:
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