{"entry-date":"2013-01-29","start-date":"1985-08-23","end-date":"","entity":42155585,"name":"Brides Hill Holiday Home","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"1154344","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":220,"geometry":"MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.267395 54.901523, -2.266904 54.901535, -2.266909 54.901617, -2.267402 54.901605, -2.267395 54.901523)))","point":"POINT (-2.267153 54.90157)","quality":"authoritative","notes":"NY 85 NW ALLENDALE ALLENMILL 9/45 Brides Hill Holiday Home II Former School, dated '1851' on gable panel. Squared stone, tooled and margined quoins and right gable stack, timber porches, slate roof, 2 ridge and left gable stacks rendered, coped gables with moulded kneelers. Single storey, 7 bays; central gabled bay,with obelisk finial,has 2 4-panelled doors with 6-pane overlights under latticed timber porches with ornamental bargeboards and finials. To either side 3 36-pane sashes in dressed stone surrounds, slightly projecting sills. Left and right returns have doorways under latticed timber porches, right return has projecting stack carried on 4 block corbels. Rear elevation has central bay with 2 boarded doors with 8-pane overlights. Small flanking gabled wings and 3 36-pane sashes beyond, to either side. Brides Hill School was established in 1704 in a cottage 100 metres north of the present building, to cater for the children of lead miners. An inscribed panel above the front doors of the present building, probably concealed by the name board, is reported to read; 'built by, and on land belonging to W.B. Beaumont Esq., for the education of children of all religious denominations 1851' ,","listed-building":"1154344"}