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Sheet: Buildings

ENTRY_NUMBER | NAME | ALTERNATIVE_NAMES | CONSTRUCTION_TYPE | ADDRESS | [NAME] | PARISH | GRID_SQUARE | EASTING | NORTHING | BUILDING_TYPE | ARCHITECTURAL_DESCRIPTION | BUILDING_PERIOD | STATUTORY_PROTECTION | MAIN_CONSTRUCTION_MATERIAL | ROOF_MATERIAL | ROCK_TYPE | BUILDING_STONE_USED | VILLAGE_CHARACTER | SOURCE_OF_STONE_DEFINITE_(SITE_NUMBER_ONLY) | SOURCE_OF_STONE_POSSIBLE_(SITE_NUMBER_ONLY) | SOURCE_OF_INFO | SOURCE_OF_STONE_COMMENTS | NOTES | IMAGE_OR_PHOTO_INFO | SURVEY_DATE | MPA | FORMER_COUNTY | retrieval_date | English Heritage Atlas Area
13001 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Cannon Street  ,ACCRINGTON | Accrington | Accrington | SD | 376009 | 428459 | Place of Worship | A 2 storey church consisting of West tower and nave on a rectangular plan. Tower is in 4 stages & embattled. Church constructed from coursed sandstone with sandstone dressings. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warmden Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 114468,12534,15292,159491,16884,93225,93226,93236, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.  P2248415.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13002 | [NAME] |  | Building | Burnley Road  ,ACCRINGTON | Accrington | Accrington | SD | 376009 | 428891 | Civic | Originally built as the Peel Institute, the walls are made of sandstone ashlar with a hipped slate roof concealed behind a parapet. The building sits on a stone plinth & a projecting central section has a first floor porch with 3 arched entrances surmounted by a balcony with a pediment supported by 8 columns. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warmden Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 114468,12534,15292,159491,16884,93225,93226,93236, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2248417.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13003 | Haworth Art Gallery |  | Building | [NAME]  ,ACCRINGTON | Accrington | Accrington | SD | 376714 | 427172 | Civic | Built in 1908 from snecked sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings. The building has an 'E' shaped plan with 5 bays & a 'T' shaped service wing attached to rear. The style is Neo-Jacobean. | 20th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warmden Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 114468,12534,15292,159491,16884,93225,93226,93236, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2248418.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13004 | Trinity Community Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,ACCRINGTON | Accrington | Accrington | SD | 376341 | 428025 | Place of Worship | A 2 storey church with cruciform plan, consisting of nave & chancel under one roof with 2 side chapels. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 12535,12536,12537,155449,16303,16882,93208,93209,93227, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2248421.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13005 | Nos 15 - 17 |  | Building | Christ Church Terrace  ,ACCRINGTON | Accrington | Accrington | SD | 376395 | 428022 | Dwelling house | A pair of 2 storey, 2 bay houses made from sandstone ashlar blocks. Sills, lintels & door jambs are plain section sandstone. Doors have moulded pediments supported by carved brackets. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 12535,12536,12537,155449,16303,16882,93208,93209,93227, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2248422.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13006 | Church Kirk |  | Building | [NAME]  ,ACCRINGTON | Accrington | Accrington | SD | 374117 | 429094 | Place of Worship | Church consists of a C16 corner tower & a C19, 2 storey nave & chancel. The church has been much altered. The tower is built of rough dressed sandstone. The nave is constructed from sandstone quoins & coursed sandstone blocks. A variety of local sandstones have been used. | 16th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93198,93200,93230,93231, | Fieldwork | Each alteration has used a different local stone |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2258424.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13007 | Accrington |  | Village | ,ACCRINGTON | Accrington | Accrington | SD | 376009 | 428459 |  | Accrington grew as a result of coal mining & the cotton industry. A variety of local coal measure sandstones have been used in its construction. The main ones being Old [NAME] , Crutchman Sandstone & Warmden Sandstone. Many buildings are built from brick from the local brickworks. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13008 | United Reform Church |  | Building | [NAME],Barrow,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Barrow | [NAME] | SD | 373862 | 438578 | Place of Worship | This is a single storey building attached to the village school, built in 1876. The walls consist of coarse sandstone quoins with dressed block infill. Window and door surrounds are plain with dressed stone arches. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9655,9656,9657, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097880 jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13009 | 3 Birchview |  | Building | [NAME],Barrow,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Barrow | [NAME] | SD | 373878 | 438575 | Dwelling house | A small 2 storey cottage. The walls are made of random sandstone rubble with plain dressed sills, lintels and door jambs. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9655,9656,9657, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097880.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13010 | 16 - 18 |  | Building | [NAME],Barrow,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Barrow | [NAME] | SD | 373803 | 438483 | Dwelling house | 2 small adjoining cottages, part of a short terrace. Walls made of random sandstone rubble, only the sills and lintels are dressed stone. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92483,9655,9656,9657, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097882 .jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13011 | 5 & 7 |  | Building | [NAME],Barrow,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Barrow | [NAME] | SD | 373774 | 438483 | Dwelling house | A pair of houses, part of a terrace of identical buildings. Walls are sandstone blocks. Door and window surrounds are in plain square section dressed stone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9655,9656,9657, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097883.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13012 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],Barrow,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Barrow | [NAME] | SD | 373531 | 437663 | Dwelling house | 2 storey end terrace house with ground floor bay. Walls are sandstone quoins with dressed sandstone blocks. Window and door surrounds are all plain section sandstone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9655,9656,9657, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097884.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13013 | Barrow |  | Village | ,Barrow,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Barrow | [NAME] | SD | 373862 | 438578 |  | The older houses are made of random rubble while the later ones used dressed stone. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  | 9655, | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 19-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13014 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,Bashall Eaves,CLITHEROE | Bashall Eaves | Bowland Forest Low | SD | 368427 | 445247 | Dwelling house | Originally built in the C17 with extensions in the C18 and C19. The hall is a three storey building built on an 'H' plan. The central recessed part is of six bays. Constructed from sandstone ashlar. The portico is three storeys with two pairs of columns | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 114470,155450, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.P3068455 | 19-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13015 | West Gatehouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Bashall Eaves,CLITHEROE | Bashall Eaves | Bowland Forest Low | SD | 368259 | 445119 | Dwelling house | This is a two storey three bay building with the gable facing the road. The gable has a two storey bay window with a solid parapet. Walls are local sandstone ashlar. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 114470,155450, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PA117517 | 19-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13016 | Bashall Eaves |  | Village | ,Bashall Eaves,CLITHEROE | Bashall Eaves | Bowland Forest Low | SD | 368427 | 445247 |  | Bashall Eaves is a small hamlet loosely clustered around the former village school | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 19-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13017 | [NAME] by Bowland |  | Village | ,[NAME] by Bowland,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] by Bowland | SD | 378649 | 449389 |  | [NAME] by Bowland is a farming and commuter village. The building stones are limestone from nearby quarries, a coarse sandstone from the Grindleton Fells and a fine grained sandstone from Holden. Much of the stone for the church came from Sawley Abbey. | -9999 | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  | 92005, | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 19-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13018 | Peel Farm |  | Building | Sawley Road,[NAME],[NAME] by Bowland,CLITHEROE | [NAME] by Bowland | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 377660 | 448656 | Farm | Two storey farmhouse with four main bays, a stone porch with rooms above on the south side. All windows are mullion with dripstones.  All stone is sandstone with a flagstone roof. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection PB067768.jpg. | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13019 | 1 to 3 |  | Building | Main Street ,[NAME] by Bowland,CLITHEROE | [NAME] by Bowland | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 378414 | 449364 | Dwelling house | Two storey semi-detached house, made of limestone blocks with sandstone sills and lintels. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Warley Wise Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92003,92005, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection PB067771.jpg. | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13020 | Nethergill |  | Building | Main Street ,[NAME] by Bowland,CLITHEROE | [NAME] by Bowland | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 378477 | 449393 | Dwelling house | Detached house originally three bays, fourth bay added later. Original house in sandstone with flagstone roof, extension in limestone blocks with sandstone dressings. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067773.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13021 | Church Gates |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME] by Bowland,CLITHEROE | [NAME] by Bowland | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 378615 | 449377 | Dwelling house | An elegant two storey building in three bays. The central bay has a porch with a pitched roof. Lower floor has mullion windows. All stonework is in sandstone with a modern slate roof. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067779.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13022 | St Peter & St Paul's Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME] by Bowland,CLITHEROE | [NAME] by Bowland | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 378649 | 449389 | Place of Worship | Mid C15 nave and tower, with clerestorey, North and South aisles and a South Porch. Tower has diagonal buttresses, built in a coarse sandstone ashlar. Nave and side aisles built with sandstone quoins and sandstone rubble infill. | 15th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067780.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13023 | [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME] by Bowland,CLITHEROE | [NAME] by Bowland | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 378682 | 449344 | Wall/archway/gateway | Late C19. Two pairs of gateposts built in sandstone ashlar. Square in section with ball finials. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067789.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13024 | 5 |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME] by Bowland,CLITHEROE | [NAME] by Bowland | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 378680 | 449373 | Dwelling house | Part of a C19 row of houses built in squared watershot limestone. Building consists of two bays and the door and windows have plain stone surrounds in sandstone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Warley Wise Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92003,92005, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067791.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13025 | The Old Court House |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME] by Bowland,CLITHEROE | [NAME] by Bowland | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 378779 | 449426 | Dwelling house | Large five bayed house with a central porch. The left two bays are three storey with mullion windows. The right bays are two storey. Built of limestone rubble with sandstone dressings | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Warley Wise Grit |  |  | 92003,92005, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB067793.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13026 | Chatburn |  | Village | ,Chatburn,CLITHEROE | Chatburn | Chatburn | SD | 376991 | 444276 |  | Most of the older buildings are constructed from the local [NAME]. The village grew along the old A59 and the side roads to [NAME] and [NAME]. More recent buildings have used [NAME] from Waddington Fell | 19th Century |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  |  |  |  |  | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13027 | 1 |  | Building | Clitheroe Old Road ,Chatburn,CLITHEROE | Chatburn | Chatburn | SD | 376755 | 444087 | Dwelling house | Two storey corner property. The walls are built in limestone blocks with sandstone sills and lintels. The pitched roof is in slate. House rebuilt after bomb damage. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92509,92510,92511,92512, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067731.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13028 | 31 |  | Building | Victoria Court ,Chatburn,CLITHEROE | Chatburn | Chatburn | SD | 376771 | 444178 | Dwelling house | This is a late C20 detached house built on the site of a cotton mill. All the stonework is sandstone with a slate roof. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Slate |  | 2654,91913, |  | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067733.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13029 | The Black Bull |  | Building | Bridge Street ,Chatburn,CLITHEROE | Chatburn | Chatburn | SD | 376818 | 444099 | Retail/commercial | This is a two storey building covering four bays. There is an archway under the fourth bay. There are mullion windows on the ground floor. The walls are in Limestone ashlar with sandstone dressing stone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92509,92510,92511,92512, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067738.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13030 | Christ Church |  | Building | Sawley Road ,Chatburn,CLITHEROE | Chatburn | Chatburn | SD | 376991 | 444276 | Place of Worship | Romanesque style with west tower with spire, a nave with north and south aisles. The tower is in 3 stages with a spire of sandstone ashlar. All dressed stone is sandstone ashlar, remainder is squared limestone. Church built in 1838 | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92509,92510,92511,92512, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067740.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13031 | Manor House Cottage |  | Building | Sawley Road ,Chatburn,CLITHEROE | Chatburn | Chatburn | SD | 376926 | 444112 | Dwelling house | Two storey former farmhouse and barn. The front and gable end are made of watershot limestone blocks with sandstone dressed stone. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92509,92510,92511,92512, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067745.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13032 | The Toll House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Chatburn,CLITHEROE | Chatburn | Chatburn | SD | 376953 | 444132 | Retail/commercial | Two storey building in limestone with sandstone porch supported by sandstone pillar. The Toll House is octagonal with a slate roof. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92509,92510,92511,92512, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067748.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13033 | Chatburn |  | Village | ,Chatburn,CLITHEROE | Chatburn | Chatburn | SD | 376991 | 444276 |  | Chatburn grew with the quarrying & textile industries. Most of the older terraced cottages are made of local [NAME]. C20 housing used Pendle Grit or Waddington Fell Stone. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  | 92509,92510,92511,92512, | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13034 | Chipping |  | Village | ,Chipping,LONGRIDGE | Chipping | Chipping | SD | 362209 | 443321 |  | Central part of village has two streets at 90 degrees. Most of the buildings are made of local sandstone, either Pendleside Sandstone or [NAME]. A few use limestone. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , [NAME] , [NAME] | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13035 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Church Raike ,Chipping,LONGRIDGE | Chipping | Chipping | SD | 362209 | 443321 | Place of Worship | Square tower with corner buttresses. Nave and side aisles under a single roof. Small porch over entrance to match squared block buttresses with random infill. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , [NAME] , Sandstone Flags , [NAME] |  |  | 92436,92437,92447,92448, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PA257588.jpg | 17-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13036 | Brabbin Endowed School |  | Building | Windy Street ,Chipping,LONGRIDGE | Chipping | Chipping | SD | 362308 | 443224 | Civic | Two storey school building. The quoins and stone dressings are in reddened grit with dressed rubble run to course. First floor alterations have used [NAME] for the plain mullions and sills. The roof is of Welsh slate. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , Warley Wise Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92436,92437,92447,92448, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PAS257612.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13037 | The Sun Inn |  | Building | Windy Street ,Chipping,LONGRIDGE | Chipping | Chipping | SD | 362248 | 443283 | Retail/commercial | Two storey building with three main bays and extensions to the side. Front is in dressed ashlar blocks of [NAME]. Gables are of dressed rubble | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Pendleside Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PA257616.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13038 | Lower Core Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Chipping,LONGRIDGE | Chipping | Chipping | SD | 358735 | 443945 | Farm | Two storey three bay farmhouse. Walls consist of coarse sandstone quoins and dressed stone infilled with medium grained sandstone rubble. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92436,92437,92447,92448, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. [NAME] | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13039 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Chipping,LONGRIDGE | Chipping | Chipping | SD | 358131 | 443840 | Farm | Two storey barn with large arched doorway facing north east. Large roughly dressed quoins and rubble infill. The roof is slate | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone |  |  | 92436,92437,92447,92448, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PA257629.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13040 | All Saints Church |  | Building | Church Road ,Clayton-le-Moors,ACCRINGTON | Clayton-le-Moors | Clayton-le-Moors | SD | 374512 | 430904 | Place of Worship | Built in coarse dressed sandstone with a slate roof, the church consists of a W tower, nave with chancel, vestry & organ house in early English style. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93179,93182,93183,93184,93185,93187,93188,93189,93304,933059654, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2108340.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13041 | All Saints Vicarage |  | Building | Church Road ,Clayton-le-Moors,ACCRINGTON | Clayton-le-Moors | Clayton-le-Moors | SD | 374462 | 430862 | Dwelling house | Built in coursed dressed sandstone with slate roof in an 'L' shaped plan. A 2 storey, 3 bay building in C17 vernacular style. House has 2 gables to the front, each with ground floor bays, with mullioned windows and embattled parapets. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93179,93182,93183,93184,93185,93187,93188,93189,93304,933059654, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2108343.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13042 | Sparth Manor | Old Sparth House | Building | Sparth Road ,Clayton-le-Moors,ACCRINGTON | Clayton-le-Moors | Clayton-le-Moors | SD | 374628 | 431458 | Retail/commercial | Former farmhouse, now an [NAME]. Built from sandstone rubble with quoins & a stone flagged roof. A 3 bay, 2 storey building with battle entry plan. Front wall has 7 mullioned windows with chamfered reveals & hood moulds. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 93179,93182,93183,93184,93185,93187,93188,93189,93304,933059654, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2108338.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13043 | Wesleyan Chapel |  | Building | Church Road ,Clayton-le-Moors,ACCRINGTON | Clayton-le-Moors | Clayton-le-Moors | SD | 374679 | 430974 | Place of Worship | Single storey chapel under a pitched roof constructed from sandstone ashlar with short buttresses along the side. Windows & door on the gable have chamfered reveals & moulded dripstones. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93179,93182,93183,93184,93185,93187,93188,93189,93304,933059654, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2108344.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13044 | No 1 |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME]-le-Moors,ACCRINGTON | Clayton-le-Moors | Clayton-le-Moors | SD | 374676 | 430942 | Dwelling house | 2 storey, 3 bay end terrace, built with watershot sandstone ashlar blocks. Windows & door have plain section sills, lintels & jambs. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 12535,12536,13537,155449,16882,93208,93227, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2108347.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13045 | Wellington Hotel |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME]-le-Moors,ACCRINGTON | Clayton-le-Moors | Clayton-le-Moors | SD | 374740 | 430987 | Retail/commercial | 2 storey hotel on corner site under a pitched roof, with a first floor corner bay with castellated parapet. Walls are ashlar sandstone blocks with string courses at first floor & roof levels. Windows have chamfered sills, lintels & mullions. Main door has carved surrounds. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93179,93182,93183,93184,93185,93187,93188,93189,93304,933059654, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2108351.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13046 | Clayton-le-Moors |  | Village | ,[NAME]-le-Moors,ACCRINGTON | Clayton-le-Moors | Clayton-le-Moors | SD | 374512 | 430904 |  | Clayton-le-Moors grew rapidly during the C19 with the growth of the cotton industry. Most houses are in terraces with a few detached properties. They are built mainly from Old [NAME] Sandstone. More recent buildings are brick built. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13047 | [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME]  ,CLITHEROE | Clitheroe | Clitheroe | SD | 372629 | 441447 | Infrastructure/street furniture | A five arched bridge crossing the river Ribble. Arches separated by pointed breakwaters. Bridge is capped by a stone parapet. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB197996.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13048 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,CLITHEROE | Clitheroe | Clitheroe | SD | 373055 | 441502 | Dwelling house | Formerly two A two storey five bay building with two storey extension on western end. Walls are dressed limestone blocks with sandstone quoins. Window and door surrounds are plain section coarse sandstone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 2612,2613,2616,92498,92502,92503, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB197997.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13049 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Low Moor  ,CLITHEROE | Clitheroe | Clitheroe | SD | 373208 | 441559 | Place of Worship | Church consists of a tower with spire, nave, chancel, side aisles and a porch. The nave has clerestory windows. The walls are made of dressed limestone blocks with sandstone quoins and dressed stone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 2612,2613,2616,92498,92502,92503, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB198002.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13050 | No 4 |  | Building | Duck Street  ,CLITHEROE | Clitheroe | Clitheroe | SD | 374554 | 441837 | Retail/commercial | Originally two properties. A two storey five bay building, walls are dressed limestone blocks run to course. Window and door surrounds are plain section dressed sandstone. Door has a triangular pediment. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC118136.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13051 | 6 to 8 |  | Building | Newton Street  ,CLITHEROE | Clitheroe | Clitheroe | SD | 373932 | 441246 | Dwelling house | A pair of two storey single bay houses part of a terrace. The front walls are made of sandstone blocks with plain section sills and lintels. Rear walls are limestone rubble. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Limestone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15292,92483,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.P3098460 | 23-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13052 | 7 |  | Building | [NAME]  ,CLITHEROE | Clitheroe | Clitheroe | SD | 374463 | 442193 | Dwelling house | A two storey, three bay house. Walls are made of dressed limestone blocks run to course. Window surrounds are plain section sandstone. Door has a semi circular moulded arch. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 2612,2613,2616,92498,92502,92503, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB077843 | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13053 | Clitheroe Castle |  | Building | Castle Street  ,CLITHEROE | Clitheroe | Clitheroe | SD | 374244 | 441696 | Civic | The castle today consists largely of a C12 square Keep with flat corner turrets. Constructed from limestone quoins infilled with roughly dressed limestone rubble | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 15292,2612,2613,2616,92498,92502,92503, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.P3098463 | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13054 | St Mary Magdalene Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,CLITHEROE | Clitheroe | Clitheroe | SD | 374426 | 442071 | Place of Worship | Church consists of a C15 tower & East end. [NAME] added in C19, built in the perpendicular style. The tower made of sandstone quoins & Knoll Limestone rubble. The nave walls are built from sandstone rubble between sandstone quoins. | 15th Century | Conservation area. Listed building(s) - general. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P3218509.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13055 | Clitheroe |  | Village | ,CLITHEROE | Clitheroe | Clitheroe | SD | 374426 | 442071 |  | Clitheroe is a nucleated settlement originally built on limestone knolls around the castle and the church. Older buildings are mainly limestone while C19 and early C20 are mainly [NAME]. | -9999 | Conservation area. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13056 | Copster Hall Farm |  | Building | Longsight Road ,Copster Green,BLACKBURN | Copster Green | Salesbury | SD | 367701 | 434220 | Farm | 2 storey 2 bay farmhouse with barn attached. First floor windows have mullions and transoms. All dressed stone is coarse sandstone. Walls made of rough dressed blocks  of pinkish sandstone. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Copster Green Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93089,93152,93153, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC118144 jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13057 | [NAME] |  | Building | The Green ,Copster Green,BLACKBURN | Copster Green | Salesbury | SD | 367620 | 433996 | Dwelling house | 2 storey 2 bay cottage. Walls of pink sandstone rubble. Dressed stone is a coarse sandstone. House has been recently renovated. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Copster Green Sandstone , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93089,93152,93153, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC118149.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13058 | Copster House |  | Building | The Green ,Copster Green,BLACKBURN | Copster Green | Salesbury | SD | 367618 | 433986 | Dwelling house | 2 storey 2 bay cottage recently renovated. Front has been rebuilt in coarse sandstone. Rear of cottage is in pink sandstone rubble | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Copster Green Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC118151.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13059 | Old Manor Cottage |  | Building | The Green ,Copster Green,BLACKBURN | Copster Green | Salesbury | SD | 367667 | 434041 | Dwelling house | " storey cottage with recent porch added to right hand corner. Original building used pinkish sandstone rubble for the walls. The new porch is in coarse sandstone blocks. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Copster Green Sandstone , Pendle Grit |  |  | 93089,93152,93153, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC118154.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13060 | 1 Manor Row |  | Building | The Green ,Copster Green,BLACKBURN | Copster Green | Salesbury | SD | 367636 | 433852 | Dwelling house | 3 storey 3 bay house with 2 storey single bay extension House walls are blocks of pinkish sandstone with a flag roof. The extension is in random rubble with a slate roof. Altered late C20 | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Copster Green Sandstone , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 93089,93152,93153, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC118156.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13061 | Copster Green |  | Village | ,Copster Green,BLACKBURN | Copster Green | Salesbury | SD | 367666 | 434029 |  | The older part of the village was built around the green, a former Copster Green Sandstone quarry. The older houses are built of a distinctive pinkish sandstone. More recent building took place along the A59. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 19-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13062 | [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME],[NAME],Chatburn,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378578 | 444105 | Wall/archway/gateway | C18 arch of bridge with later C19 walling | C18 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92272,92273,92274, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.P1068313.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13063 | Old Hall |  | Building | 15-17 Pendle Road,[NAME],Chatburn,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378569 | 444166 | Dwelling house | Originally 2 storey farmhouse with porch to front and rooms above. Now divided into 3 cottages. Sandstone quoins with random rubble walls. Stone mullion windows with carved dripstones. Some C20 work? | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92267,92269,92270, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P1068312.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13064 | [NAME] |  | Building | Next to 17 Pendle Road,[NAME],Chatburn,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378589 | 444152 | Farm | 2 [NAME] barn with full height archway in middle of west side. Limestone quoins and limestone blocks run to course. Sandstone window surrounds. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92296, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. [NAME] | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13065 | Assheton Arms |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Chatburn,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378475 | 444322 | Retail/commercial | Two storey [NAME] with cottage attached. Courses of Limestone blocks with dressed stone door and window surrounds. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92296, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P1068307.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13066 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Chatburn,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378428 | 444307 | Place of Worship | Square tower with corner buttresses. Nave and side aisles with a castellated edge. North east nave walls random stone run to course with Pendle grit mouldings. Remainder in dressed ashlar blocks. | 15th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] , Lakeland Green |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. | Late C19 alterations |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P1068308.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13067 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],Chatburn,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378428 | 444307 |  | [NAME] has grown in two parts, one around the hall and church and one around the bridge. The two parts are linked by the former school and a workshop. All buildings are stone, either [NAME] or [NAME]. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13068 | [NAME] |  | Building | Newton Road,[NAME] ,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | Bowland Forrest High | SD | 366018 | 450090 | Place of Worship | Single storey building with a pitched roof and a small bell cote on the gable end. Walls are random blocks between rough quoins. [NAME] and sills are dressed sandstone | 19th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,92703, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB268078.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13069 | The Post Office | Puddleducks Tea Rooms | Building | Newton Road,[NAME] ,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | Bowland Forrest High | SD | 365998 | 450090 | Retail/commercial | One of three similar buildings in a short terrace. 2 storey 3 bays with a single storey extension on the end. Walls are squared blocks of a pinkish coarse sandstone. The dressed stone is all plain section. | 19th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 114470,155450, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB268079.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13070 | The Bridge |  | Other | Newton Road,[NAME] ,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | Bowland Forrest High | SD | 365961 | 450085 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Single segmented arch with a string course. Built from coarse sandstone ashlar with a solid round rampart | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7183,92483,92703,9656, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB268081.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13071 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,CLITHEROE | [NAME] |  | SD | 366018 | 450090 |  | Officially, the Centre of the Kingdom, [NAME] has grown up around the bridge over the River Dunsop. The older buildings used the pinkish sandstone, [NAME]. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13072 | [NAME] |  | Building | Huntingdon Hall Lane,[NAME],[NAME],LONGRIDGE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 366069 | 438891 | Dwelling house | A central two storey Hall with two cross wings. Right hand wing has been raised and gabled. Windows have chamfered mullions. Gables have copings and ball finials. Walls are coarse sandstone rubble. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II*. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92483,92693,92697,9656, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  | Waddington Fell Stone used in earlier building. Renovations used Pendle Grit | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158187.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13073 | The Nook |  | Building | Huntingdon Hall Lane,[NAME],[NAME],LONGRIDGE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 366046 | 438407 | Dwelling house | A 2 storey 3 bay house with single storey extension to south. Walls are random rubble blocks. Dressed stone is square section coarse sandstone | 21th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Slate |  |  | 92697, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158188.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13074 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],[NAME],LONGRIDGE | [NAME] | Aighton, Bailey & Chaigley | SD | 366046 | 438407 |  | [NAME] is a dispersed hamlet with no real central point | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. | 10-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13075 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Church Road ,Great Harwood,ACCRINGTON | Great Harwood | Great Harwood | SD | 373382 | 432716 | Place of Worship | Perpendicular tower has diagonal buttresses. The nave and aisles have stone mullioned windows and a low gabled porch on the first bay of the South aisle. | 15th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 93163,93164,93165,9658, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB107898.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13076 | 139 |  | Building | Church Street ,Great Harwood,ACCRINGTON | Great Harwood | Great Harwood | SD | 373345 | 432682 | Dwelling house | Two storey end terraced house with hipped roof. [NAME] and dressed stone in pale cream coarse sandstone. Walling is in dressed blocks of the same stone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Lonkey , Welsh Slate |  |  | 6252, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB107903.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13077 | 44 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Great Harwood,ACCRINGTON | Great Harwood | Great Harwood | SD | 373021 | 433068 | Dwelling house | Small terraced cottage built of flagstone rubble with coarse sandstone dressed stone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93163,93164,93165,9658, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB107905.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13078 | [NAME] |  | Other | Town Hall Square ,Great Harwood,ACCRINGTON | Great Harwood | Great Harwood | SD | 373204 | 432218 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | A memorial clock tower constructed from sandstone ashlar with red Scottish granite shafts and colonettes, and a copper clad dome. | 20th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Granite |  |  | 5699,7180,92483,92757,9655,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB107907.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13079 | Natwest Bank building. |  | Building | Town Hall Square ,Great Harwood,ACCRINGTON | Great Harwood | Great Harwood | SD | 373227 | 432247 | Retail/commercial | Built in 1900 in free Jacobean style. Two facades with a corner octagonal turret. Built of sandstone ashlar with a slate roof. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,92483,92757,9655,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB107913.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13080 | Cenotaph |  | Other | [NAME] ,Great Harwood,ACCRINGTON | Great Harwood | Great Harwood | SD | 373426 | 432923 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Square granite pillar on a square pyramidal base. | 20th Century |  | Stone |  | GRANITE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB107928.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13081 | Great Harwood |  | Village | ,[NAME],ACCRINGTON | Great Harwood | Great Harwood | SD | 373382 | 432716 |  | [NAME] is a small mill town developed in the C19. Several local sandstones have been used for building. Public buildings in the centre of the town brought sandstone in from the Ribble Valley. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13082 | The Old Smithy |  | Building | Sawley Road ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 375925 | 445481 | Dwelling house | A renovated building with new sandstone window and door surrounds. Walls are dressed sandstone blocks on the front but random rubble, including some limestone on the gable ends. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB077820.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13083 | [NAME] |  | Building | Sawley Road ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 376123 | 445629 | Other/miscellaneous | Single storey cross shaped structure built in local sandstone with a slate roof. | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Slate |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB077822.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13084 | St. Ambrose Church |  | Building | Sawley Road ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 376233 | 445624 | Place of Worship | The church consists of a nave and slim West tower built in 1805. A North aisle was added later with a pitched roof. The church is constructed of sandstone blocks. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Lakeland Green |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB077823.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13085 | Hydro Lodge |  | Building | Sawley Road,[NAME],Waddington,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 376736 | 445000 | Dwelling house | 2 storey former gatehouse with a 2 storey corner bay. Dressed stone is all sandstone with a mixed infill of random sandstone and limestone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB077826.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13086 | Wheelwright's Cottage |  | Building | Back Lane ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 375960 | 445596 | Dwelling house | Converted farm buildings , main part 2 storey with long single storey addition. Original stone re-used in alteration and is all local sandstone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Slate |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB077829.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13087 | The Old Post Office | 2 to 4 | Building | Main Street ,Grindleton,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 375846 | 445713 | Dwelling house | Double fronted building, the right hand part was the Post Office, hence the large windows. The front is in sandstone ashlar, probably [NAME], the doorways have decorated pediments. The gable end is in local dressed rubble run to course. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Warley Wise Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB077836.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13088 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 376233 | 445624 |  | [NAME] began as an agricultural community and expanded with the arrival of a mill in the C19. Today it is a commuter village. The village is 'T' shaped, having expanded along the 2 roads that meet in the centre. The main building material is a coarse grained sandstone, [NAME] from Grindleton Fell. | -9999 | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13089 | Shuttleworth Hall |  | Building | ,Hapton,PADIHAM | Hapton | Hapton | SD | 378375 | 432249 | Dwelling house | Former manor house converted to 2 dwellings built from coursed sandstone rubble with quoins & a chamfered plinth, under a stone flagged roof. Built on an 'H' shaped plan with 2 storey hall section & 2 1/2 storey wings. Windows on front have moulded mullions & head moulds. Woodwork is painted red estate colour. | 17th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 93166, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2108359.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13090 | Shuttleworth Hall  Gateway |  | Other | ,Hapton,PADIHAM | Hapton | Hapton | SD | 378378 | 432229 | Wall/archway/gateway | Built of coursed sandstone blocks with dressed pitched 2 course coping with moulded ridge. [NAME] has moulded segmented heading with crow stepped parapet. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 93166, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2108363.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13091 | The Old Grain Store |  | Building | Harrop Fold,Harrop Fold,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Harrop Fold | [NAME] | SD | 374594 | 449219 | Dwelling house | Converted farm building with extensions. All walls are in a coarse grit with a flag roof. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067811.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13092 | Bradley House |  | Building | Harrop Fold,Harrop Fold,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Harrop Fold | [NAME] | SD | 374598 | 449191 | Dwelling house | Modernised farm house, a two storey building with attached barn, plain stone surrounds to doors and windows in a coarse grit. [NAME] is stone flags. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067812.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13093 | Cottage |  | Building | Harrop Fold,Harrop Fold,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Harrop Fold | [NAME] | SD | 374604 | 449183 | Dwelling house | Two storey L shaped building in coarse sandstone. Dressed quoins and window frames infilled with sandstone rubble. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067813.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13094 | The Chapel |  | Building | Harrop Fold,Harrop Fold,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Harrop Fold | [NAME] | SD | 374867 | 449550 | Place of Worship | A three bay, two storey building with a flag roof. Walls and dressed stone are coarse sandstone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067815.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13095 | Chapel extension |  | Building | Harrop Fold,Harrop Fold,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Harrop Fold | [NAME] | SD | 374874 | 449557 | Other/miscellaneous | Single storey building using random local rubble for walls, plain door and window stone in coarse sandstone. | 21th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 91915,91916, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. [NAME] | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13096 | Harrop Fold |  | Village | ,Harrop Fold,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Harrop Fold | [NAME] | SD | 374867 | 449550 |  | Harrop Fold is a small group of buildings. The buildings are constructed of a coarse grained sandstone, [NAME], from nearby Harrop Fell. | -9999 | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  | 91915, | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13097 | Lower Scarloom House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Holden,CLITHEROE | Holden | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 377506 | 449456 | Dwelling house | Converted farm buildings made of sandstone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91904,91905,91906,91907,91919,91921, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. [NAME] | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13098 | 1 & 2 |  | Building | Brookside ,Holden,CLITHEROE | Holden | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 377475 | 449501 | Dwelling house | A pair of cottages with a central section projecting forward with a gable end. Built of sandstone with a flag roof. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  | 91904,91905,91906,91907,91919,91921, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067800.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13099 | Lodge Cottage |  | Building | Brookside ,Holden,CLITHEROE | Holden | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 377447 | 449517 | Dwelling house | A two storey L shaped building with bay window on the South West and a small wooden porch. There is a small dormer window in the flagstone roof. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  | 91904,91905,91906,91907,91919,91921, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067801.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13100 | Holden Chapel |  | Building | [NAME] ,Holden,CLITHEROE | Holden | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 377126 | 449611 | Place of Worship | Small two storey chapel built in fine sandstone. Chapel has three arched windows above an arched doorway and two smaller arched windows below. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91904,91905,91906,91907,91919,91921, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067803.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13101 | Bay Gate Cottage |  | Building | [NAME],Bay Gate,Holden,CLITHEROE | Holden | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 375825 | 449861 | Dwelling house | Two storey cottage in sandstone with [NAME] sills and lintels. [NAME] is flagstone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 91904,91905,91906,91907,91919,91921, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067807 [NAME] | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13102 | Holden |  | Village | ,Holden,CLITHEROE | Holden | [NAME] by Bowland | SD | 377126 | 449611 |  | Holden is a scattered group of houses. Most buildings are of Pendleside Sandstone, quarried around Bay Gate. | -9999 | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13103 | Wesleyan Chapel |  | Building | Marshall Avenue ,Huncoat,ACCRINGTON | Huncoat | [NAME] | SD | 377538 | 430918 | Place of Worship | A 4 bay, single storey chapel built from rough faced sandstone blocks with ashlar quoins. Window surrounds are plain section stone with dressed stone pointed arches. Door has a semi circular moulded arch. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15294,15295,93185,93187,9654, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2108352.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13104 | The Old Cooperative Building |  | Building | Marshall Avenue ,Huncoat,ACCRINGTON | Huncoat | [NAME] | SD | 377518 | 430912 | Dwelling house | 2 storey, 4 bay building with gable facing the road. 2 large windows in a gable are the former shop front. Walls are roughfaced sandstone blocks with ashlar quoins. Windows & door have moulded dripstones. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15294,15295,93185,93187,9654, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2108353.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13105 | Huncoat |  | Village | ,Huncoat,ACCRINGTON | Huncoat | Accrington | SD | 377538 | 430918 |  | Huncoat is a small industrial settlement on the edge of Accrington developed in the C19. The main rock used is Old [NAME] . | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13106 | Stoneyhurst College |  | Building | ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Hurst Green | Aighton, Bailey & Chaigley | SD | 369066 | 439078 | Other/miscellaneous | Begun in late C16. central gatehouse in 4 storeys with mullioned & transomed windows & an arched entrance. Each floor has a pair of columns either side of the window. Later balancing wings have been added. The North wing has a large oriel window. All stonework is coarse sandstone. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] |  | 2654, | 92696, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. | Recent buildings use Waddington Fell stone. Older ones quarried locally |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB197981.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13107 | Shireburn Cottages | Shireburn Almshouses | Building | Avenue Road ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Hurst Green | Aighton, Bailey & Chaigley | SD | 368438 | 438252 | Dwelling house | Originally at Kemple on Longridge Fell, moved in 1946. Building comprises main block with projecting pedimented centre & 2 wings projecting forward to form a courtyard. Walls are squared coursed sandstone. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 2648,92483,9656, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.  PB197982a.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13108 | [NAME] the Evangelist Church |  | Building | Longridge Road ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Hurst Green | Aighton, Bailey & Chaigley | SD | 368179 | 437841 | Place of Worship | Building comprises nave & chancel under a continuous roof, with a South porch. Rock faced coarse sandstone is used for the walls & dressed sandstone for door & window surrounds. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 2648,92483,9656, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB197983.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13109 | War Memorial |  | Other | Longridge Road ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Hurst Green | Aighton, Bailey & Chaigley | SD | 368527 | 437922 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Three sided granite pillar surmounted by a cross all sitting on a rubble base | 20th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | GRANITE, FINE-GRAINED | Criffel Granite , Pendle Grit |  |  |  | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB197984.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13110 | The Shireburn Hotel |  | Building | Longridge Road ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Hurst Green | Aighton, Bailey & Chaigley | SD | 368519 | 437855 | Retail/commercial | Original building was 2 storey 5 bays built of coarse sandstone blocks between sandstone quoins. Stable block on east now converted. Extension to west is rendered sandstone rubble with plain section mullion windows and a moulded door frame | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 2648,92483,9656, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB197985.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13111 | 1 & 3 |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Hurst Green | Aighton, Bailey & Chaigley | SD | 368411 | 438294 | Dwelling house | A pair of cottages with an H shaped roof pattern giving front facing gables. Walls are dressed sandstone rubble with [NAME] quoins. Windows have chamfered mullions and moulded dripstones. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92696, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2168372.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13112 | 5 | Old Smithy | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Hurst Green | Aighton, Bailey & Chaigley | SD | 368435 | 438294 | Dwelling house | Recently renovated cottage consisting of a single storey two bay section with a two storey single bay section. Walls are dressed rubble between large, coarse sandstone quoins. Window surrounds are plain section dressed sandstone. All stonework is Waddington Fell Stone apart from the two new lintels | 19th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 92696, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2168373.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13113 | 5 |  | Building | The Dene ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Hurst Green | Aighton, Bailey & Chaigley | SD | 368354 | 437893 | Dwelling house | A three storey two bay building made of random rubble and sandstone quoins. Window lintels are heavy, square section, sandstone. Most of the rubble is local pinkish sandstone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92696, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2168380.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13114 | Hurst Green |  | Village | ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Hurst Green | Aighton, Bailey & Chaigley | SD | 368179 | 437841 |  | Hurst Green expanded with the development of Stonyhurst College. There is a variety of building styles present. The older buildings prior to approx. 1850 use Warley Wise Grit quarried locally alongside [NAME]. Later buildings use Pendle Grit. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13115 | Astley House |  | Building | Knowle Green Road ,Knowle Green,LONGRIDGE | Knowle Green | [NAME] | SD | 363767 | 438097 | Dwelling house | A 2 storey 3 bay house  with ground floor bay window. Walls are squared sandstone rubble. Dressed stone is all plain section coarse sandstone | 19th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,92483,92703,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158189.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13116 | Congregational Church |  | Building | Knowle Green Road ,Knowle Green,LONGRIDGE | Knowle Green | [NAME] | SD | 363758 | 438074 | Place of Worship | A 2 storey 3 bay building. Front is in coarse sandstone ashlar. Gables are sandstone rubble. Door and windows have pointed arches in chamfered sandstone | 19th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,92483,92703,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158190.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13117 | 4 |  | Building | Knowle Green Road ,Knowle Green,LONGRIDGE | Knowle Green | [NAME] | SD | 363717 | 438092 | Dwelling house | 2 storey 2 bay cottage, walls of roughly squared sandstone blocks with plain section dressed stonework. | 19th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,92483,92703,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158191.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13118 | [NAME] | Manor House | Building | Knowle Green Road ,Knowle Green,LONGRIDGE | Knowle Green | [NAME] | SD | 363710 | 438023 | Dwelling house | 2 storey building with a U shaped plan. Walls are made of roughly squared sandstone rubble. Windows are double chamfered with hoods. Older windows have chamfered mullions | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92705,92706,92721,92723,92724, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158192.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13119 | Manor [NAME] |  | Building | Knowle Green Road ,Knowle Green,LONGRIDGE | Knowle Green | [NAME] | SD | 363682 | 438007 | Dwelling house | Recent barn conversion. Two storey 3 bay building in roughly dressed blocks of sandstone. Original entrance and window are in thick section sandstone blocks while new windows have plain section surrounds. | C18 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92705,92706,92721,92723,92724, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. [NAME] | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13120 | Knowle Green |  | Village | ,Knowle Green,LONGRIDGE | Knowle Green | [NAME] | SD | 363758 | 438074 |  | The hamlet is built mainly of sandstone and is clustered Knowle Manor. The older buildings used Warley Wise Grit from local quarries, more recent buildings used [NAME] from Longridge Fell. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  | 91904,91905,91906,91907,91919, | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 19-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13121 | Lane Ends School |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Holden,CLITHEROE | Lane Ends | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 375093 | 450276 | Civic | The original building was built in random fine sandstone, later extensions in coarser sandstone ashlar blocks. Building no longer in use. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91904,91905,91906,91907,91919,91924, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067809.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13122 | Lane Ends House |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Holden,CLITHEROE | Lane Ends | [NAME]-by-Bowland | SD | 375103 | 450246 | Dwelling house | A two storey renovated house. Original wall material a fine sandstone, recent window sills and lintels in a coarser grit. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91904,91905,91906,91907,91919,91924, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067810.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13123 | Wade Plat Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Langho,BLACKBURN | Langho | Billington | SD | 369794 | 434481 | Farm | 2 storey 4 bay farmhouse. Front of building is faced in coarse sandstone ashlar blocks. The gables and rear walls  are built from pinkish sandstone rubble | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Copster Green Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,92703,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC148162.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13124 | Wade Plat Barn |  | Building | [NAME] ,Langho,BLACKBURN | Langho | Billington | SD | 369821 | 434475 | Other/miscellaneous | A long two storey barn. The walls are made of pinkish sandstone rubble with coarse sandstone quoins and dressed stone. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Copster Green Sandstone , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 93089,93152,93153, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC148163.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13125 | Langho |  | Village | ,Langho,BLACKBURN | Langho | Billington | SD | 370518 | 434203 |  | Langho is a nucleated settlement on the N side of the Wilpshire Ridge. Growth began in the C19 around the mills. Most of the village is C20. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13126 | Birtwistle Terrace |  | Building | [NAME] ,Langho,BLACKBURN | Langho | Billington | SD | 370480 | 434207 | Dwelling house | A row of 2 storey single bay houses built from rough faced sandstone blocks. Window surrounds are chamfered. Doors have chamfered jambs & a narrow moulded pediment. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,92703,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P3218522 .jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13127 | Methodist Chapel |  | Building | [NAME] ,Langho,BLACKBURN | Langho | Billington | SD | 370518 | 434203 | Place of Worship | Built on a cruciform plan, walls are made of red [NAME]. Window mullions, sills, lintels & all decorative stonework is a coarse sandstone. | 19th Century |  | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,92703,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P3218521.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13128 | Longridge |  | Village | ,LONGRIDGE | Longridge | Longridge | SD | 360606 | 437398 |  | Almost all the buildings in Longridge are built from the coarse grained [NAME] which was quarried extensively on the Eastern edge of the town. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 19-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13129 | Prospect Terrace | 86/88 | Building | Derby Road  ,LONGRIDGE | Longridge | Longridge | SD | 360095 | 437225 | Dwelling house | 2 storey 2 bay houses part of a short terrace. Walls are coarse sandstone ashlar with plain section dressed stone. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183,92703, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158195.jpg | 19-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13130 | St Wilfrid's Church |  | Building | Derby Road  ,LONGRIDGE | Longridge | Longridge | SD | 360097 | 437451 | Place of Worship | Church comprises a nave with clerestorey, lower chancel at W end with polygonal apse, E porch and NE tower. Tower has octagonal spire with angle buttresses. All stonework is coarse sandstone. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183,92703, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158198.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13131 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Church Street  ,LONGRIDGE | Longridge | Longridge | SD | 360606 | 437398 | Place of Worship | Constructed of squared rockfaced sandstone, the church comprises West tower, nave with clerestorey, lower chancel, N & S aisles, N & S porches and vestry. The tower has angled buttresses and embattled parapet with corner pinnacles. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183,92703, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158202.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13132 | No 1 |  | Building | Church Street  ,LONGRIDGE | Longridge | Longridge | SD | 360535 | 437331 | Retail/commercial | 2 storey 4 bay building with a 2 storey bay window on the first bay. Windows are in plain section dressed stone with single mullions. Walls are in coarse sandstone rock faced blocks. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183,92703, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158204.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13133 | Church of All Hallows | Great MittonChurch of St Michael | Building | [NAME],Mitton,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Mitton | Mitton | SD | 371549 | 438964 | Place of Worship | Church comprises West Tower, nave, chancel, north chapel & south porch. Tower has diagonal buttresses & embattled parapet. Walls consist of rough dressed rubble with reddish grit dressed stone. C16 extension in coarse sandstone ashlar. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92483,92731,9655, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB197979.JPG | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13134 | Great Mitton Hall | Great MittonMitton Old Hall | Building | [NAME],Mitton,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Mitton | Mitton | SD | 371527 | 438920 | Dwelling house | 2 storey building with a 3rd floor in roof space. All windows are mullioned with 2 - 5 mullions. Central doorway on West side has a small stone porch with flag roof. Walls made of coarse sandstone random blocks, often flaggy, and often reddened. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92731,9655, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB197980 .JPG | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13135 | Cromwell's Bridge | Great Mitton | Other | Hurst Green Road,Mitton,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Mitton | Mitton | SD | 370405 | 439150 | Structure | 3 arched bridge with a wider middle section with cut waters of triangular section. Built of sandstone ashlar. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit |  |  | 92483,9655,9656, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB197988.JPG | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13136 | Mitton | Great Mitton | Village | ,Mitton,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Mitton | Mitton | SD | 371549 | 438964 |  | Mitton is a dispersed settlement loosely gathered around the Church. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13137 | Newton Hall |  | Building | ,Newton,CLITHEROE | Newton | Newton | SD | 369769 | 450400 | Dwelling house | Tall 4 bay, 2 storey house with extensions to the side & rear. Walls are plain sandstone ashlar quoins, with rough squared blocks of limestone & some sandstone. Dressed stone is coarse sandstone & the door surrounds include a raised triangular pediment. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Limestone , Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91897,91899,91900, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB208005.JPG | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13138 | 2 Sunnyside |  | Building | [NAME] ,Newton,CLITHEROE | Newton | Newton | SD | 369731 | 450520 | Dwelling house | The central house in a block of 2 cottages & a house. Built of squared watershot sandstone. 2 storey 3 bay house. Windows have plain surrounds apart from 1st floor central one which has an arched top. The doorway is flanked by Tuscan Pilasters in a coarse red sandstone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 114470,155450, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB208018.JPG | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13139 | Salisbury Hall | Newton Old Hall | Building | [NAME] ,Newton,CLITHEROE | Newton | Newton | SD | 369661 | 450488 | Dwelling house | Built on double pile plan, 2 storeys with 4 bays. Windows are all mullioned with chamfered stonework. Walls built of limestone rubble with an almost continuous dripstone at first floor level. An extra mullioned window has been added above an existing one on the left hand side. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Limestone , [NAME] , Warley Wise Grit |  |  | 91897,91899,91900, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB208019.JPG | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13140 | Congregational Chapel |  | Building | Waddington Road ,Newton,CLITHEROE | Newton | Newton | SD | 369685 | 450427 | Place of Worship | Single storey chapel with small entrance porch. Walls consist of rock faced ashlar sandstone blocks with rubble infill that has been rendered. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB208022.JPG | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13141 | Newton House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Newton,CLITHEROE | Newton | Newton | SD | 369721 | 450485 | Dwelling house | 3 storey, 5 bay building now 2 houses. All quoins & dressed stone are in pink sandstone infilled with random limestone run to course. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91897,91899,91900, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB208025.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13142 | Higher Birkett Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Newton,CLITHEROE | Newton | Newton | SD | 368179 | 449068 | Farm | 2 storey 3 bay house with earlier house attached on right. Older part has small 3 section mullion windows, newer part has casement windows with plain stone surrounds. Walls are random sandstone blocks. | C17 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 114470,155450, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB208027.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13143 | [NAME] |  | Building | off Waddington Road ,Newton,CLITHEROE | Newton | Newton | SD | 368284 | 447462 | Dwelling house | 2 storey, 2 bay house. Windows have plain stone surrounds with plain mullions. Walls are coursed watershot squared rubble. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 114470, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB208030.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13144 | Newton |  | Village | ,Newton,CLITHEROE | Newton | Slaidburn | SD | 369685 | 450427 |  | Newton is a nucleated village built around the road junctions in the centre. The more important older buildings have used local limestone while most vernacular buildings have made use of a distinctive pinkish sandstone quarried locally. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13145 | The Black Bull |  | Building | Old Langho Road,Old Langho,Langho,BLACKBURN | Old Langho | Billington | SD | 370082 | 436797 | Retail/commercial | A 2 storey 6 bay building. The walls are made of pinkish sandstone rubble with coarse sandstone dressed stone | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Copster Green Sandstone , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93089,93152,93153, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PC148168.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13146 | The Old Barn |  | Building | Old Langho Road,Old Langho,Langho,BLACKBURN | Old Langho | Billington | SD | 370120 | 435791 | Dwelling house | Former farm buildings recently converted to a 2 storey 5 bay house with plain section mullion windows. Former barn entrance is two storey with a keyed arch. Walls are made from coarse sandstone blocks. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PC148171.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13147 | Chapel of St Leonard |  | Building | Old Langho Road,Old Langho,Langho,BLACKBURN | Old Langho | Billington | SD | 370103 | 435862 | Place of Worship | Chapel consists of a nave with continuous chancel, a north vestry and a south porch. There is a small bellcote on west gable. Walls made from large blocks of pinkish sandstone. | 16th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Copster Green Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  | 93089,93152,93153, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collectionPC148174.jpg. | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13148 | Old Langho |  | Village | ,Old Langho,Langho,BLACKBURN | Old Langho | Salesbury | SD | 370103 | 435862 |  | Old Langho is a small hamlet based around St Leonards Chapel. The older buildings use Copster Green Sandstone. Newer ones use Pendle Grit. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13149 | [NAME] |  | Building | New Lane  ,OSWALDTWISTLE | Oswaldtwistle | Oswaldtwistle | SD | 373327 | 426704 | Place of Worship | Built of coursed squared sandstone and snecked rock faced stone. It has a cruciform plan. Church comprises West tower, Nave, Transepts & Chancel, with organ house & side chapel. Built in simple early English style. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warmden Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  | 15292,93236, |  | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.P2248404.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13150 | Spindle Cottage |  | Building | New Lane  ,OSWALDTWISTLE | Oswaldtwistle | Oswaldtwistle | SD | 373390 | 426914 | Dwelling house | A 2 storey, 2 bay cottage built of squared sandstone blocks with plain section sills & lintels. A small porch has been added to the front. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warmden Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15292,93236, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2248408.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13151 | [NAME] | 160-166 | Building | New Lane  ,OSWALDTWISTLE | Oswaldtwistle | Oswaldtwistle | SD | 373360 | 426925 | Dwelling house | A set of 4, 2 storey, 2 bay houses, each with a ground floor bay. Built of sandstone ashlar with plain section, window surrounds & door jambs. Doors have moulded pediments. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warmden Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15292,93236, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2248409.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13152 | Nos 8 - 10 |  | Building | Straits  ,OSWALDTWISTLE | Oswaldtwistle | Oswaldtwistle | SD | 374057 | 427708 | Dwelling house | 2,2 storey double bay cottages. Walls made from random sandstone rubble. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 12535,155449,93198,93200,93227,93230, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2248413.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13153 | [NAME] |  | Building | Straits  ,OSWALDTWISTLE | Oswaldtwistle | Oswaldtwistle | SD | 374075 | 427743 | Dwelling house | 1, 2 storey double bay building & 2, 2 storey single bay buildings forming a short terrace. Buildings made from sandstone ashlar. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warmden Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15292,93236, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P2248412.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13154 | Oswaldtwistle |  | Village | ,OSWALDTWISTLE | Oswaldtwistle | Oswaldtwistle | SD | 373327 | 426704 |  | Oswaldtwistle grew rapidly in the C19 with the cotton industry, resulting in a dominance of terrace houses using local Warmden Stone. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13155 | The National School |  | Building | Main Road ,Pendleton,CLITHEROE | Pendleton | Pendleton | SD | 375846 | 439586 | Dwelling house | Single storey building constructed in coarse sandstone with a pitched roof. Windows have a square section surround, there is a small entrance porch with inscription over the door. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92757,9655,9657, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097858.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13156 | All Saints' Church |  | Building | Main Road ,Pendleton,CLITHEROE | Pendleton | Pendleton | SD | 375849 | 439555 | Place of Worship | Church consists of a small nave and chancel with a small turret type tower at the West end. A small chapel was added to the Southside in 1893. All stonework is sandstone ashlar and sandstone dressings. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9655,9657, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB097860.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13157 | Town Farm |  | Building | Main Road ,Pendleton,CLITHEROE | Pendleton | Pendleton | SD | 375744 | 439573 | Dwelling house | Large square building in 3 bays under a pitch roof. Built of large ashlar blocks. The blocks form the window reveals with plain sills and lintels. There is carved stonework around the door. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92757,9655,9657, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB097862.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13158 | Spring House Farm |  | Building | Main Road ,Pendleton,CLITHEROE | Pendleton | Pendleton | SD | 375718 | 439544 | Farm | Farmhouse and adjoining barn with back towards the road. All stonework is coarse sandstone. Built in early C17, walls are coarse sandstone rubble. House roof in imitation stone slates, barn roof stone flags. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 9655,9657, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB097863.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13159 | Schofield Farm |  | Building | Main Road ,Pendleton,CLITHEROE | Pendleton | Pendleton | SD | 375624 | 439577 | Farm | House is mid C19, made from punched sandstone ashlar. 2 storey, 3 bay with chamfered mullion windows. Door has a triangular head and a hood. Surrounding barns are made of random stone. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92757,9655,9657, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB097868.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13160 | Bullcocks Farm |  | Building | Main Road ,Pendleton,CLITHEROE | Pendleton | Pendleton | SD | 375484 | 439647 | Dwelling house | 2 storey former farmhouse built in 1693, with a later lean to on the front. Former doorway has moulded jambs and a shaped lintel. The hood above encloses a plaque. Walls are made of random assorted rubble. Old and new sills and lintels in coarse sandstone. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] , Limestone |  |  | 9655,9657, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB097870.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13161 | Pendleton |  | Village | ,Pendleton,CLITHEROE | Pendleton | Pendleton | SD | 375849 | 439555 |  | The village dates from [NAME] times and has remained an agricultural village. Most buildings are built of [NAME] with flagstone roofs, although many roofs have been replaced by slate. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  | 9657, | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13162 | [NAME] the Evangelist Church |  | Building | [NAME],PADIHAM | Read | Read | SD | 376578 | 434766 | Place of Worship | A square tower with diagonal buttresses surmounted by a stone spire all in sandstone ashlar. Nave and chancel all under one pitched roof with recent chapel on north side. Stone originally honey coloured now weathered to grey black | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92780,92781, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB248059.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13163 | The Vicarage |  | Building | [NAME],PADIHAM | Read | Read | SD | 376495 | 434810 | Dwelling house | 2 storey L shaped house built of squared sandstone blocks with a flagstone roof. Door frame in sandstone ashlar with a carved lintel surmounted by a square plaque. Renovated C20 | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 92780,92781, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB248064.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13164 | Read |  | Village | ,Read,PADIHAM | Read | Read | SD | 376578 | 434766 |  | Read began as a farming & quarrying community, on the 'S' side of Read Heights along the old [NAME] road. Expanding later Southwards to the A671. The older buildings used Woodhead Hill rock & [NAME]. The later terraces used Old [NAME] . | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13165 | Houlkers Farm |  | Building | Whins lane ,Read,PADIHAM | Read | Read | SD | 376600 | 435066 | Dwelling house | A two storey three bay Farmhouse. Walls are rough dressed blocks of sandstone run to course. Windows have plain section lintels and moulded sills. Door jambs have carved upper sections with a moulded pediment | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 92780,92781, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.P9297420 | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13166 | 58 - 60 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Read,PADIHAM | Read | Read | SD | 376795 | 434521 | Dwelling house | A pair of 2 storey, single bay houses, part of a terrace. Walls are sandstone blocks, door & window surrounds are plain section sandstone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warmden Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 114468,15292, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P3218520.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13167 | 39 - 41 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Read,PADIHAM | Read | Read | SD | 376800 | 434495 | Dwelling house | Part of a row of 2 storey single bay houses. Walls are sandstone blocks, window surrounds are plain section. Doors have a carved pediment supported by carved brackets. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15294,93185,93187,9654, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P3218519.jpj | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13168 | 44 |  | Building | [NAME],PADIHAM | Read | Read | SD | 376812 | 434472 | Dwelling house | A 2 storey single bay house part of a terrace. Window & door surrounds are plain section with a small chamfer on the inside edges. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 12535,155449,93227, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. P3218518 | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13169 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 364983 | 435022 |  | [NAME] origins date back to Roman times but the majority of buildings date from the C17 onwards. Early buildings used local flagstone and boulders from glacial deposits. From mid C19 Pendle Grit from Longridge quarries was used. Modern buildings are either brick built or of [NAME] from Waddington Fell quarry. | -9999 | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 19-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13170 | 56 |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 365009 | 435268 | Dwelling house | 2 storey single  bay house, part of a row. Walls made of dressed sandstone blocks with plain section dressed stonework. Door has 2 squared columns with triangular pediment and a date plaque for 1795. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PC158208.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13171 | 61 & 62 |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 365027 | 435227 | Dwelling house | Built in 1798, this pair of cottages are 2 storey, single bay plus a cellar. Walls are squared sandstone blocks, door & window surrounds are plain section. Doors are reached by a set of 5 stone steps. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158213.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13172 | White Bull Hotel |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 365045 | 435207 | Retail/commercial | 2 storey, 4 bay building with 2 storey porch to the 2nd bay. The porch is gabled and carried on 4 columns said to be Roman. Walls are dressed sandstone blocks. Window and door surrounds are plain section coarse sandstone. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158214.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13173 | 16 & 17 |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 365018 | 435201 | Dwelling house | Part of a row of weavers cottages. Each house is 2 storey, single bay, with an attic for weaving. Walls are dressed coarse pinkish sandstone blocks. Dressed stone is plain section coarse sandstone. Tunnel entrance to rear has an arched top. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Copster Green Sandstone , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92715,93153,93852, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158215.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13174 | 23 |  | Building | Water Street ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 365057 | 435264 | Dwelling house | A 2 storey, 2 bay cottage with 2 storey extension to rear. Walls are rounded, random rubble boulders, mainly pinkish sandstone with some limestone. Dressed stone is plain section coarse sandstone. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | BOULDERS | Copster Green Sandstone , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158222.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13175 | 8 |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 365064 | 435401 | Dwelling house | A 2 storey, 3 bay house made of squared watershot sandstone. The mullioned & transomed windows have chamfered & moulded dressed stonework. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158226.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13176 | 48 |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 364976 | 434312 | Dwelling house | A 2 storey, 2 bay building with gable facing the road. There is a modern garage extension covering the first floor on the side. Door & window reveals are sandstone quoins. Lower windows have new sandstone sills, lintels & mullions. Door has a carved headstone and dripstone. Walls are made of pale grey flagstone obtained locally. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9341, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158230.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13177 | St Wilfred's Church |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 364983 | 435022 | Place of Worship | Church comprises a W tower, nave, lower chancel, S nave aisle, S porch and a N chapel under a pitched roof. The tower has angled buttresses & battlements. Constructed from sandstone rubble with coarse sandstone dressed stone. | C14 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158233.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13178 | Hermitage Wall |  | Other | Hermitage Street ,[NAME],BLACKBURN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 373246 | 430414 | Wall/archway/gateway | Wall in Haslingden Flags from the local quarry. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 6252, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB107916.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13179 | Master Barn Farm |  | Building | High Street ,[NAME],BLACKBURN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 372986 | 430330 | Dwelling house | [NAME] farmhouse. Walls are made of flaggy sandstones, the sills and dressed stone are in coarse sandstone. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 6252, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB107918.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13180 | Cenotaph |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],BLACKBURN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 372050 | 429904 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Raised triangular base with inscribed walls surmounted by a square decorated pillar all on a sandstone base. | 20th Century |  | Stone |  | GRANITE | [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. [NAME] | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13181 | St Peter & St Paul's Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BLACKBURN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 372464 | 430225 | Place of Worship | Square tower with nave, additional chapels on the East side. [NAME] has narrow corner buttresses with turrets on the top. Dressed stone is a coarse sandstone infilled with a flaggy pale grey sandstone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Warmden Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93182,93183,93184,93185,93187,9654, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB107925.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13182 | The White House |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BLACKBURN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 372519 | 430212 | Dwelling house | 2 storey 3 bay building with central doorway. Walls made of random flaggy sandstone blocks with sandstone dressed stone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 6252, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB107924.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13183 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],BLACKBURN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 372464 | 430225 |  | [NAME] is an industrial village. It grew with the cotton trade in the C19. Several quarries were working in the area producing setts, paving & building stone. These have been used extensively in the village. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13184 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378137 | 437658 |  | [NAME] is a C19 mill village largely constructed in Pendle Grit with slate roofs. A few older buildings still have the stone flag roofs | -9999 | Conservation area. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13185 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378137 | 437658 | Place of Worship | This is a Norman style church built in 1846. It has a large west tower with a spire. The tower and nave are built in Pendle Grit and roofed in slate. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92794,92795,92796,9657, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PA277695.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13186 | Heyhouses Farm Barn |  | Building | Heyhouses,[NAME],[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378063 | 437674 | Farm | Large 2 storey barn with hipped roof. Coarse sandstone quoins infilled with sandstone rubble run to course. Lower parts of wall in random darker brown sandstone. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92794,92795,92796, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PA277700.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13187 | Holme Bank Flats |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 377940 | 437404 | Dwelling house | 3 storey mill building. Walls made of sandstone quoins and dressed rubble infill. All dressed stone is sandstone. Renovated late C20 | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92794,92795,92796,9657, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PA277712.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13188 | No 1 |  | Building | Clitheroe Road,[NAME],[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 377899 | 437567 | Dwelling house | 2 storey single bay cottage. Walls consist of sandstone quoins with squared rubble on front. Gable end made of random rubble. | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 92740,92741, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PA277715.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13189 | Flats Nos 1 - 6 |  | Building | Clitheroe Road,[NAME],[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 377871 | 437561 | Dwelling house | 2 storey block of flats with a pitched roof. Walls consist of sandstone quoins and rock faced sandstone blocks. | 21th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Slate |  | 2654, | 2654,92799, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PA277717.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13190 | The Abbey |  | Building | Sawley Road ,Sawley,CLITHEROE | Sawley | Chatburn | SD | 377661 | 446440 | Other/miscellaneous | Ruins of former Abbey. Most stone has been removed revealing an infill of Worston Shale. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit |  |  | 91915, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB067753.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13191 | Long building |  | Building | Sawley Road ,Sawley,CLITHEROE | Sawley | Chatburn | SD | 377566 | 446333 | Dwelling house | Three storey former mill building and Wesleyan Chapel, now converted into several houses. Sandstone quoins with random stone infill, a mixture of sandstone and limestone. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 91915, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB067765jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13192 | Village Hall |  | Building | Sawley Road ,Sawley,CLITHEROE | Sawley | Chatburn | SD | 377617 | 446351 | Entertainment/leisure | Single storey building, formerly junior school, now used as Village Hall. Made of dressed limestone blocks with sandstone dressings. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92509,92510,92511,92512, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB067764.jpg | 14-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13193 | Moorlands |  | Building | Sawley Road ,Sawley,CLITHEROE | Sawley | Chatburn | SD | 377624 | 446539 | Dwelling house | Former farmhouse and barn renovated in C20. Walls are dressed sandstone with new Pendle Grit sills and lintels. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067766.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13194 | Archway House |  | Building | Sawley Road ,Sawley,CLITHEROE | Sawley | Chatburn | SD | 377618 | 446522 | Dwelling house | Two storey former farmhouse. Older mullion windows on the left , newer casement windows on the right. Small porch added to front. Walls are roughly dressed  with a sandstone flag roof. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB067767.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13195 | Sawley |  | Village | ,Sawley,CLITHEROE | Sawley | Chatburn | SD | 377661 | 446440 |  | Sawley dates back to the foundation of Sawley Abbey. The older cottages are close to the abbey, newer detached houses have spread out along the main road. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13196 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | School Lane ,Simonstone,PADIHAM | Simonstone | Simonstone | SD | 377524 | 434497 | Place of Worship | A 2 storey building with a pitched roof. Walls are watershot sandstone blocks with chamfered dressed stonework. An additional building runs parallel to the road made from sandstone ashlar | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92773,92774, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB248052.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13197 | Hackings Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Simonstone,PADIHAM | Simonstone | Simonstone | SD | 377567 | 435313 | Dwelling house | Modern Farm and [NAME] conversion. Original walls were sandstone rubble from adjacent quarry Dressed stone is plain section coarse sandstone | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92773,92774, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB248057.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13198 | 1 to 4 |  | Building | Wickentree Road ,Simonstone,PADIHAM | Simonstone | Simonstone | SD | 377713 | 435421 | Dwelling house | Part of a terrace of 8 houses. Front made of sandstone ashlar . Gable end of sandstone rubble. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92773,92774, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB248066.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13199 | 5 and 6 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Simonstone,PADIHAM | Simonstone | Simonstone | SD | 377857 | 435490 | Dwelling house | Part of a short renovated terrace. Each cottage is 2 storey 2 bays. Walls are squared sandstone blocks with plain section dressed stone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92773,92774, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB248067.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13200 | Simonstone |  | Village | ,Simonstone,PADIHAM | Simonstone | Read | SD | 377524 | 434497 |  | Like Read, Simonstone began on the old Whalley Road, around the old quarries opened in the C14 for [NAME]. Older buildings used the local [NAME]  Rock, while later ones used either Old [NAME]  or brick. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13201 | Slaidburn |  | Village | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Slaidburn | Slaidburn | SD | 371009 | 452106 |  | [NAME] is a nucleated village built around the road junctions in the centre and expanding along the roads. Most buildings are stone built using a variety of local stone. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13202 | Church of St Andrew |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Slaidburn | Slaidburn | SD | 371009 | 452106 | Place of Worship | Church comprises a W tower, Nave & Chancel under a continuous roof with clerestorey, N & S aisles & N porch. The tower has angle buttresses & a solid parapet. Built of pinkish sandstone with a stone flag roof. | 15th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 114470,155450, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. [NAME] | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13203 | Huntingdon House |  | Building | The Skaithe ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Slaidburn | Slaidburn | SD | 371198 | 452413 | Dwelling house | A 2 storey, 3 bay house. Walls are limestone rubble with sandstone quoins & dressed stone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91825,91826,91827,91828, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PA117503.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13204 | 22 to 24 |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Slaidburn | Slaidburn | SD | 371078 | 452306 | Dwelling house | A pair of two storey single bay cottages built from limestone rubble with dressed sandstone blocks forming door jambs and original lintels. Window surrounds are plain section coarse sandstone | 19th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91825,91826,91827,91828, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PA117512.jpg | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13205 | 18 to 20 |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Slaidburn | Slaidburn | SD | 371127 | 452346 | Dwelling house | A pair of cottages built in 1810, each of two storeys and single bay. Made of squared punched sandstone with plain section window and door surrounds. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91868,91869,91870, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.P1068326 | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13206 | The Hark to Bounty |  | Building | Townhead ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Slaidburn | Slaidburn | SD | 371132 | 452406 | Retail/commercial | The earliest part has three chamfered doorways with Tudor  arched heads. A continuous drip course terminates beyond the right hand door. To the left is a flight of external stone steps with a stepped mounting block attached. Made of sandstone rubble with a slate roof. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91868,91869,91870, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.P1068327 | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13207 | No 1 |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Slaidburn | Slaidburn | SD | 371123 | 452386 | Dwelling house | A two storey three bay building. The central bay projects slightly and has a steep gable. Walls are sandstone rubble and sandstone dressed stone. Windows have chamfered surrounds and hoods | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendleside Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91868,91869,91870, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.P1068326 | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13208 | The War Memorial |  | Other | The Skaithe ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | Slaidburn | Slaidburn | SD | 371187 | 452403 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | The base of the memorial is an octagonal pillar mounted on an octagonal platform made of sandstone ashlar. | 20th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 114470, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.P1068323 | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13209 | The Almshouses |  | Building | [NAME],Stydd,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Stydd | [NAME] | SD | 365383 | 435803 | Dwelling house | 2 storey building built of sandstone ashlar & brick. On the first floor is an arcade with 3 moulded arches supported by columns. Outer arches have balustrades while the central one leads down a flight of steps. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 5699,7160,7181,7182,7183, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.  PC158243.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13210 | Saints Peter & Paul Church |  | Building | [NAME],Stydd,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Stydd | [NAME] | SD | 365338 | 435803 | Place of Worship | Built in 1789 from squared coursed sandstone with chamfered quoins. A single storey 5 bay building under a hipped roof, side windows have arched tops and the surrounds are plain section sandstone. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,7160,7181,7182,7183, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PC158244.jpg | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13211 | [NAME] | The Presbytery | Building | [NAME],Stydd,[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Stydd | [NAME] | SD | 365328 | 435785 | Dwelling house | 2 storey 3 bay building build from squared coursed sandstone with chamfered quoin,. moulded cornice & end stacks. Window surrounds are plain section sandstone. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,7160,7181,7182,7183, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. [NAME] | 22-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13212 | Stydd |  | Village | ,[NAME],[NAME],LONGRIDGE | Stydd | [NAME] | SD | 365338 | 435803 |  | Stydd is a small hamlet based loosely around Stydd Manor. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13213 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Waddington,CLITHEROE | Waddington | Waddington | SD | 372860 | 443923 | Place of Worship | 15th century square tower with corner buttresses, Nave with clerestory windows and two side aisles under separate roofs. Small porch over the south door. There are recent extensions to the north side, The tower is made of large ashlar blocks. The nave was last rebuilt in C19. | 15th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Stone Flags (Unknown) |  |  | 91913, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PA247538.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13214 | Sun Dial |  | Other | [NAME] ,Waddington,CLITHEROE | Waddington | Waddington | SD | 372855 | 443809 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | The base is a mill wheel cut from [NAME] surmounted by a smaller wheel and then by a pillar. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit |  |  | 91913,91915,91916, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PA247539.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13215 | Waddington |  | Village | ,Waddington,CLITHEROE | Waddington | Waddington | SD | 372960 | 443923 |  | Older part of the village is built around the Hall and the church and is largely built of stone from quarries on Waddington Fell | -9999 | Conservation area. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13216 | Waddington Hall Gateway |  | Other | Clitheroe Road ,Waddington,CLITHEROE | Waddington | Waddington | SD | 372909 | 443788 | Garden structure | Single arched gateway with a carved pediment.  Mainly ashlar blocks of Warley Wise Grit. | 20th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit |  |  | 91912,91913,91914,91915, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PA247559.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13217 | Wiswell |  | Village | ,Wiswell,CLITHEROE | Wiswell |  | SD | 374534 | 437412 |  | Wiswell is a small nucleated hamlet. Its growth was linked to the growth of [NAME]. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. | 18-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13218 | Brookhouse Farm |  | Building | Clitheroe Road ,Waddington,CLITHEROE | Waddington | Waddington | SD | 372957 | 443701 | Dwelling house | Two storey renovated farm house with attached barn. Sandstone quoins with rubble infill. Ground floor windows in Warley Wise Grit. First floor windows in Pendle Grit. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 91912,91913,91914, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. [NAME] | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13219 | Laneside |  | Building | West Bradford Road ,Waddington,CLITHEROE | Waddington | Waddington | SD | 373592 | 444152 | Dwelling house | Double pile plan with end stacks. 2 storey 2 bays. Walls consist of chamfered quoins infilled with sandstone blocks. Windows have moulded surrounds. An extension on the east is of random rubble with plain section dressed stone | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 91912,91913,91914, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB268074.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13220 | Almshouses Gateway |  | Other | West Bradford Road ,Waddington,CLITHEROE | Waddington | Waddington | SD | 372907 | 443988 | Wall/archway/gateway | A moulded open pediment is supported on projecting quoins above a plaque with moulded border set in a triangular pediment. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Warley Wise Grit |  |  | 91912,91913,91914, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB268076.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13221 | 50 to 52 |  | Building | Clitheroe Road ,Waddington,CLITHEROE | Waddington | Waddington | SD | 372931 | 443752 | Dwelling house | A pair of two storey two bay houses. Front walls and dressed stone are [NAME]. The gables use local sandstone rubble run to course | 19th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Warley Wise Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PA247566 | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13222 | West Bradford |  | Village | ,West Bradford,CLITHEROE | West Bradford | West Bradford | SD | 374351 | 444543 |  | Most of West Bradford has been built in the latter part of the 20th century. A few older stone buildings survive constructed from local sandstone and limestone, [NAME] is the exception using red brick and Portland limestone. | 19th Century |  | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  |  |  |  |  | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13223 | Eaves Hall |  | Building | [NAME] ,West Bradford,CLITHEROE | West Bradford | West Bradford | SD | 373820 | 444818 | Retail/commercial | The building consists of two Georgian style wings connected by a central area that has been set back behind a colonnaded balcony and portico. The walls are red brick with Portland Limestone quoins and details | 20th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick | Slate | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Portland Stone , Welsh Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PA247568.jpg | 02-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13224 | 1 |  | Building | Waddington Road ,West Bradford,CLITHEROE | West Bradford | West Bradford | SD | 374160 | 444431 | Dwelling house | Three storey cottage built into valley side, the basement is down to river level, The walls are in dressed limestone. The window sills have been replaced with [NAME] | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Stone Flags (Unknown) , Worston Shale |  |  | 92509,92510,92511,92512, | Fieldwork |  | Banded limeston | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PA247532.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13225 | The Church |  | Building | Waddington Road ,West Bradford,CLITHEROE | West Bradford | West Bradford | SD | 374351 | 444543 | Place of Worship | A small church with no tower built in 1898. The quoins and window stone are in Pendle Grit. The infill is a fine grained sandstone ashlar. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15294,15295,93182,93183,93184,93185,93187,93188,93189,9654 | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PA247574.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13226 | [NAME] |  | Building | Grindleton Road ,West Bradford,CLITHEROE | West Bradford | West Bradford | SD | 374276 | 444434 | Dwelling house | A block of 4 houses. The 2 end ones having stone bay windows. The middle 2 have a small porch over adjoining doorways. Houses built in regular in regular small blocks of coarse sandstone. All dressed stone is also coarse sandstone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB077839.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13227 | The Old Mill |  | Building | Clitheroe Road ,West Bradford,CLITHEROE | West Bradford | West Bradford | SD | 374400 | 444368 | Dwelling house | 3 storey former cotton mill converted into houses. The walls are constructed from limestone quoins and dressed limestone rubble. Only the sills and lintels are in sandstone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Warley Wise Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92509,92510,92511,92512, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB077841.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13228 | 1 |  | Building | Mill Street ,West Bradford,CLITHEROE | West Bradford | West Bradford | SD | 374374 | 444340 | Dwelling house | Small 2 storey cottage, walls made of squared rubble blocks of limestone and sandstone. Dressed stone is coarse sandstone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB077842.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13229 | The Old Grammar School |  | Building | Station Road ,Whalley,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 373325 | 436428 | Other/miscellaneous | Built in 1725 made of sandstone rubble with a hipped roof. East facade has 2 bays either side of a central 2 storey gabled porch. Window surrounds mullions and transoms are all chamfered and have carved dripstones. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92757,9655, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB147932.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13230 | 18 to 20 |  | Building | King Street ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 373345 | 436016 | Dwelling house | 2 storey cottages. Walls consist of rough dressed blocks of sandstone with plain section window & door surrounds. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit |  |  | 92757,9655, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB147937.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13231 | The Abbot's House | [NAME] | Building | The Sands ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 373122 | 436039 | Other/miscellaneous | Restored & extended in C19, now used as a conference centre. The ornate bay window on the East end has a been restored & new stone added to match. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92757,9655, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB157946.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13232 | [NAME] |  | Building | The Sands ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 373049 | 436067 | Other/miscellaneous | Former [NAME] begun in 1320, following the grant of a quarry in Billington. Work continued on & off to 1537. Much of abbey stone has been reused . | 14th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit |  | 92731, |  | Fieldwork, [NAME], History of Whalley | Referred to in Whitakers History of Whalley |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB157952.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13233 | 10 to 18 | Terrace Row | Building | [NAME] ,Whalley,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 373233 | 435871 | Dwelling house | A set of 5, 3 storey cottages. A raised balcony gives access to first floor doors. Upper floors have pointed arched window & door frames. All stonework is random sandstone within thin flagstone quoins. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92757,9655, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB147939.jpg | 08-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13234 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | [NAME] ,Whalley,CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 373255 | 436177 | Place of Worship | Church comprises a West tower, a nave with clerestorey and North & South aisles, a tower chancel, South porch & North vestry. The tower has angled buttresses & an embattled parapet. | C13 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92731,92757,9655, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB157957.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13235 | North East Gateway | [NAME] | Building | The Sands ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 373137 | 436095 | Wall/archway/gateway | This is a gated entrance built in 1480 consisting of a square tower with large arched entrance, with a windowed room above. Tower has corner buttresses. Walls in coarse sandstone ashlar. | 15th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit |  | 92731, | 92731, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB157947.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13236 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],CLITHEROE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 373255 | 436177 |  | [NAME]'s growth dates from the C13 with the construction of [NAME]. The abbey was constructed from [NAME] quarried across the Calder in Billington. Many houses reused the stone after the dissolution of the monasteries. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 19-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13237 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | ,Whitewell,CLITHEROE | Whitewell | Bowland Forrest High | SD | 365885 | 446877 | Place of Worship | Rebuilt in 1817 with chancel added in 1896. Walls on older part are rendered limestone rubble. On the chancel they are random blocks of coarse sandstone. All dressed stone is coarse sandstone. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Limestone , Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92369,92370,92387,92388,92389, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB268083.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13238 | The Inn at Whitewell |  | Building | ,Whitewell,CLITHEROE | Whitewell | Bowland Forrest High | SD | 365913 | 446902 | Retail/commercial | Begun  in 1836 with later additions. Early part built of rendered rubble. Later parts built of squared random blocks of coarse sandstone. All windows have chamfered mullions and surrounds with moulded dripstones | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92483,9656, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB268084.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13239 | Social Hall | The old school | Building | ,Whitewell,CLITHEROE | Whitewell | Bowland Forrest High | SD | 365946 | 446858 | Other/miscellaneous | Single storey former school, with porch added to west corner. Walls are pink sandstone quoins infilled with random rubble, mainly limestone. Dressed stone is all plain section. | 19th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Limestone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 114470, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB268088.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13240 | Whitewell |  | Village | ,Whitewell,CLITHEROE | Whitewell |  | SD | 365885 | 446877 |  | Whitewell is a small dispersed settlement around the church & Inn at Whitewell. A variety of local stone is used in the buildings including [NAME], Birkett Stone & Pendleside Sandstone. Later repairs to the church have used [NAME]. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. | 27-FEB-11 John McNeal | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13241 | The Old Chapel |  | Building | Chapel Fold ,Wiswell,CLITHEROE | Wiswell | [NAME] | SD | 374534 | 437412 | Dwelling house | 2 storey former chapel now divided into 3 cottages. Walls are random rubble with sandstone quoins. Window and door surrounds in plain dressed stone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92757,9655, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097890.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13242 | 12 & 14 |  | Building | Back Lane ,Wiswell,CLITHEROE | Wiswell | [NAME] | SD | 374510 | 437415 | Dwelling house | A pair of 2 storey cottages in a short terrace. Walls are roughly dressed blocks or random size run to course. Window and door surrounds plain dressed stone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92757,9655, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097891.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13243 | Glebe Cottage |  | Building | Back Lane ,Wiswell,CLITHEROE | Wiswell | [NAME] | SD | 374522 | 437430 | Dwelling house | A modern conversion and rebuild of former buildings. Original dressed rubble reused with new plain window and door surrounds. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 92757,9655, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097892.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13244 | 2 to 6 |  | Building | Vicarage Fold ,Wiswell,CLITHEROE | Wiswell | [NAME] | SD | 374517 | 437375 | Dwelling house | 3 houses forming a short terrace. Front walls are sandstone ashlar with plain dressed stone. Gables are random sandstone rendered. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92757,9655, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB097893.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13245 | Vicarage House |  | Building | Vicarage Fold ,Wiswell,CLITHEROE | Wiswell | [NAME] | SD | 374498 | 437352 | Dwelling house | 2 storey building in 3 bays built in early C17. Walls are dressed sandstone blocks between sandstone quoins. Window surrounds and mullions are chamfered sandstone with moulded dripstone. | 17th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92757,9655, | Fieldwork, British Listed Buildings, Lancashire. |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection.PB097894.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13246 | New Row |  | Building | [NAME] ,Wiswell,CLITHEROE | Wiswell | [NAME] | SD | 374530 | 437367 | Dwelling house | A set of 5 cottages in a terrace. Walls are random rubble between sandstone quoins with dressed lintels and doorframes. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92757,9655, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097897.jpg | 09-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13247 | Brogden Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Worston,CLITHEROE | Worston | Worston | SD | 376706 | 442687 | Dwelling house | 2 storey former farmhouse, with converted barn attached. House & barn constructed of roughly squared limestone blocks, with sandstone quoins and window frame. The gable of the barn is in mixed random rubble. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92509,92510,92511,92512, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097848.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13248 | Woodbine House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Worston,CLITHEROE | Worston | Worston | SD | 376778 | 442742 | Dwelling house | 2 storey semi-detached house constructed of limestone blocks with sandstone dressings. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92509,92510,92511,92512, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097852.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13249 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Worston,CLITHEROE | Worston | Worston | SD | 376751 | 442738 | Dwelling house | Large two storey barn with former central arched opening. Original barn had limestone quoins and infilled with mixed random rubble. Sills & lintels are in coarse sandstone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 92509,92510,92511,92512, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097853.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13250 | Calf's Head Hotel |  | Building | [NAME] ,Worston,CLITHEROE | Worston | Worston | SD | 376854 | 442778 | Retail/commercial | Large hotel in 3 main bays. The 2 end bays have gables facing the front. All dressed stone is coarse sandstone infilled with squared blocks of fossiliferous limestone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 34932,34933,34934,34935, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097855.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13251 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Worston,CLITHEROE | Worston | Worston | SD | 376833 | 442800 | Dwelling house | 3 bay 2 storey house with a hipped roof. The front wall is in coarse sandstone while sides and rear are random rubble rendered. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,92483,9656, | Fieldwork |  |  | J.McNeal-Personal collection. PB097857.jpg | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13252 | Worston |  | Village | ,Worston,CLITHEROE | Worston | Worston | SD | 376854 | 442778 |  | Worston is a linear hamlet, the main building materials are Limestone & Sandstone. Fossiliferous crinoidal limestone from nearby knolls have been used in some buildings for eg the Calf's Head Hotel. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 16-DEC-10 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13253 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Anglezarke,CHORLEY | [NAME] | Anglezarke | SD | 361714 | 417617 | Farm | L-shaped 3-bay plan, with rear outshut to 1st bay, lean-to addition at right end. Sandstone random rubble with quoins. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 93861, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] adj. to gamekeeper's Cottage.jpg, [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13254 | Gamekeeper's Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Anglezarke,CHORLEY | [NAME] | Anglezarke | SD | 361776 | 417614 | Dwelling house | Two-bay end-baffle-entry plan with added continuous outshut under catslide roof, 2 storeys, with single-storey game and gun room added. Sandstone rubble with quoins, rendered and painted white at front. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15241, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | Gamekeeper's Cottage.jpg, [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13255 | Manor House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Anglezarke,CHORLEY | [NAME] | Anglezarke | SD | 362163 | 416697 | Farm | Coursed sandstone rubble with quoins, slate roof with projecting eaves and barge-boarded left gable. Three-bay baffle-entry plan with added rear outshut and long C19 extension. Two storeys; single-storey gabled porch in line with ridge chimney | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15244, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | Manor [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13256 | Old School House |  | Building | Old [NAME]  ,ADLINGTON | Adlington | Adlington | SD | 359512 | 412321 | Dwelling house | Coursed squared sandstone, square plan 2 x 2 rooms. Two storeys, symmetrical; 2 adjacent round-headed doorways in centre | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 9345,93801, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | Old [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13257 | Christ Church |  | Building | Church Street  ,ADLINGTON | Adlington | Adlington | SD | 360124 | 413183 | Entertainment/leisure | West tower, and nave with short chancel under one roof, in minimal Romanesque . | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  |  | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March 2011) |  |  | Christ [NAME], pers collection | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13258 | Church of St Paul |  | Building | Vicarage Close  ,ADLINGTON | Adlington | Adlington | SD | 360340 | 413509 | Place of Worship | Nave with aisles and transepts; chancel; tower at south east corner. Early English style. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Bunter Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9345,93801, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13259 | [NAME] |  | Building | The Common  ,ADLINGTON | Adlington | Adlington | SD | 359155 | 411544 | Dwelling house | Three bays and 2 storeys (1st bay obscured by 1906 wing); entrance in 2nd bay. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 13259,15245,9345,93802, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March 2011) |  |  | [NAME], [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13260 | [NAME] over R Douglas |  | Other | ,ADLINGTON | Adlington | Adlington | SD | 359979 | 412411 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Single span, [NAME]ft. high, on semicircular arch with plain voussoirs and parapet. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March 2011) |  |  | [NAME] over R Douglas.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13261 | Red House Bridge |  | Other | ,ADLINGTON | Adlington | Adlington | SD | 359920 | 412552 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Elliptical arch with voussoirs and keystone, band, parapets with rounded tops. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 9343,93874, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March 2011) |  |  | Red House Bridge.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13262 | Greenhalgh Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Anderton,ADLINGTON | Anderton | Adlington | SD | 360996 | 413892 | Farm | Coursed sandstone rubble and squared stone, with quoins. Altered L-shaped 2-bay plan formerly by early addition of outshut to rear of 2nd bay in angle of earlier and shallower outshut to 1st bay. Two storeys. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 15244,15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13263 | [NAME] |  | Building | New Lane ,Anderton,ADLINGTON | Anderton | Anderton | SD | 361505 | 413987 | Dwelling house | Single-depth, 3-unit plan with shallow kitchen wing to rear. 2 storeys. Vernacular [NAME] (Pennine). | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 15244,15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], pers collection | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13264 | Roscoe Lowe Farmhouse |  | Building | New Lane ,Anderton,ADLINGTON | Anderton | Anderton | SD | 361766 | 413364 | Dwelling house | L-shaped plan formed by addition of 1759 at right angles to west gable of earlier building. Two storeys, 3 bays, symmetrical. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 15244,15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March. 2011) |  |  | Roscoe [NAME] FH.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13265 | [NAME] Pits Farmhouse |  | Building | off New Lane ,Anderton,ADLINGTON | Anderton | Anderton | SD | 362158 | 413546 | Dwelling house | Two bays, with rear outshut to 1st bay. Two storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15244,15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] Pits FH.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13266 | [NAME] Pits Farmhouse pigsty |  | Building | off New Lane ,Anderton,ADLINGTON | Anderton | Anderton | SD | 362170 | 413559 | Farm | Rectangular plan in 2 parts, the rear a gabled single-storey pig house and the front with a 1/2-height wall enclosing 2 pens. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 15244,15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March. 2011) |  |  | Tan Pits FH pigsty.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13267 | Heskins Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Anderton,ADLINGTON | Anderton | Anderton | SD | 361765 | 412810 | Dwelling house | Two-bay end-baffle-entry plan; two storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15244,15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March. 2011) |  |  | Heskin FH.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13268 | [NAME], [NAME] Hall Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Anderton,ADLINGTON | Anderton | Anderton | SD | 362811 | 411695 | Farm | Rectangular 8-bay barn, wagon entrance to 5th bay. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15244,15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], Anderton Old Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13269 | Stable, [NAME] Hall Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Anderton,ADLINGTON | Anderton | Anderton | SD | 362827 | 411706 | Farm | Rectangular 3-bay plan. Two storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9345,93801, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March. 2011) |  |  |  | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13270 | [NAME], etc opp. Roscoe Lowe Farmhouse |  | Building | New Lane ,Anderton,ADLINGTON | Anderton | Anderton | SD | 361810 | 413366 | Farm | Now 2 houses. [NAME] is gable to road, shippon attached at right angles. Six-bay, opposed wagon doorways to 3rd bay. Attached shippon of 2 bays (the 2nd set back), 1½ storeys. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 14246, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 25th March. 2011) |  |  |  | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13271 | Rigshaw Bridge No 70 |  | Other | off Westhoughton Road ,Heath Charnock,ADLINGTON | Heath Charnock | Adlington | SD | 359749 | 413312 | Structure | Canal bridge on Leeds - Liverpool Canal, c.1800. Stone. Elliptical arch with voussoirs and keystone, band, parapets with rounded tops; pilasters at each end. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13272 | Hallsworth Fold Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Heath Charnock,ADLINGTON | Heath Charnock | Heath Charnock | SD | 360788 | 415711 | Dwelling house | L-shaped plan; 2 + 2 bays, 2 storeys. Coursed stone rubble. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15244,15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | Hallsworth Fold Farm.jpg Keith Williams, pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13273 | Rawlinson House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Heath Charnock,ADLINGTON | Heath Charnock | Heath Charnock | SD | 360119 | 414852 | Dwelling house | Double pile, 2 bay X 2 storey. Coursed stone with quoins and stone gable copings. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 15244,15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13274 | [NAME] canal bridge |  | Other | [NAME] ,Heath Charnock,ADLINGTON | Heath Charnock | Heath Charnock | SD | 359589 | 414157 | Structure | Canal bridge on Leeds - Liverpool Canal, c.1800. Stone. Elliptical arch with voussoirs and keystone, band, parapets with rounded tops; pilasters at each end. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13275 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Heath Charnock,ADLINGTON | Heath Charnock | Heath Charnock | SD | 359375 | 414470 | Farm | Simple rectangular plan with central door. Rubble construction with quoins. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15245,9345, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13276 | Canal aqueduct |  | Other | off [NAME] road ,Heath Charnock,ADLINGTON | Heath Charnock | Heath Charnock | SD | 359658 | 415557 | Structure | Single elliptical arch. Rusticated rock-faced stone retaining walls. Sloping abutments of tooled ashlar. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 15244,15245, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | Canal Aqueduct [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13277 | Dover Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hoghton,PRESTON | Hoghton | Hoghton | SD | 361563 | 425698 | Farm | Two bays, end baffle entry, two storeys. Coursed, squared stone with quoins. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 6393, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13278 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hoghton,PRESTON | Hoghton | Hoghton | SD | 361372 | 426395 | Dwelling house | Double-depth 2-bay plan. Two storeys, almost symmetrical; continuous 1st floor dripband. Coursed squared sandstone with quoins, slate roof, stone gable copings. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 6393, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13279 | Methodist Chapel |  | Building | Chapel Lane ,Hoghton,PRESTON | Hoghton | Hoghton | SD | 362137 | 426862 | Place of Worship | L-plan formed by addition to rear of frontage range. 2 storeys, 5 bays with off-centre doorway with chamfered surround and semi-circular arched head and blind tympanum. Rear elevation has 2 storey, 2 bay addition to west. Coursed squared sandstone with ashlar dressings, coped east gable. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 6393, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 31st Jan. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 31-JAN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13280 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hoghton,PRESTON | Hoghton | Hoghton | SD | 362256 | 426426 | Dwelling house | Mansion - double courtyard plan, mostly 2 storeys. Lower courtyard enclosed by screen wall with embattled gate tower and corner towers; upper courtyard with gateway on same axis. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 6391,6393, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], gatehouse.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13281 | Holy Trinity Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hoghton,PRESTON | Hoghton | Hoghton | SD | 361495 | 425906 | Place of Worship | Ashlar, 2 span, mainly Early English style but with some Perpendicular. Tower with stair turret. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green |  |  | 6391,6393, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | Holy Trinity Church 3.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13282 | Railway Viaduct |  | Other | off Viaduct Road ,Hoghton,PRESTON | Hoghton | Hoghton | SD | 362850 | 426360 | Structure | Three semi-circular spans of 65 feet rising from 2 rectangular piers. Rock-faced sandstone. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 6391, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | Railway viaduct [NAME] 1.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13283 | [NAME] Farmhouse |  | Building | off Long Barn Brow ,Hoghton,PRESTON | Hoghton | Hoghton | SD | 362436 | 427636 | Farm | Double-depth 2-bay plan. Two storeys, symmetrical, with gable chimneys. Coursed squared stone with quoins, graduated stone slate roof. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 6392, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13284 | Holy Trinity School |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hoghton,PRESTON | Hoghton | Hoghton | SD | 361564 | 425912 | Dwelling house | Three bays and 2 storeys with large single-storey wing on each side. Tudor style, coursed sandstone, slate roof. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green |  |  | 6391, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | Holy Trinity School 1.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13285 | Vale House Farmhouse |  | Building | Viaduct Road ,Hoghton,PRESTON | Hoghton | Hoghton | SD | 362625 | 426738 | Farm | Double-depth 3-bay plan. Three storeys, symmetrical. Watershot coursed sandstone with quoins. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93417, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | Vale House Farmhouse.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13286 | Ward's o' th' Hill Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hoghton,PRESTON | Hoghton | Hoghton | SD | 361470 | 425967 | Farm | Squared sandstone in graduated courses, with quoins, slate roof on 2 levels. Rectangular 3-bay plan.  Two storeys, but 1st bay lower and roof of steeper pitch. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 6393, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | Ward's o' th' [NAME] Farmhouse1.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13287 | [NAME] |  | Building | Riley Green Switch Road ,Hoghton,PRESTON | Hoghton | Hoghton | SD | 362913 | 425512 | Dwelling house | Stone plinth, handmade brick with large stone quoins, and other detailing. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93508, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | Causeway Farmhouse 1.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13288 | Causeway Farm Barn and Pigsties |  | Building | Riley Green Switch Road ,Hoghton,PRESTON | Hoghton | Hoghton | SD | 362891 | 425465 | Farm | Cruck frame clad in coursed rubble. Four bays, on north-south axis; wagon entrance to 3rd bay protected by porch. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93510, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | Causeway farm [NAME] and Pig Sties 1.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13289 | Presbytery |  | Building | Chapel Fold ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 360175 | 426462 | Dwelling house | Double-depth, 2 bays. Three storeys; ashlar with raised quoins. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93399, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | No 1 Chapel Fold, Presbytery.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13290 | [NAME] RC Church |  | Building | Chapel Fold ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 360175 | 426484 | Place of Worship | Roman Catholic church. Six bays in simple classical style of sandstone ashlar with rusticated quoins, slate roof. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93399, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13291 | Nos. 1 and 2 |  | Building | Chapel Fold ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 360191 | 426461 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, now 2 cottages; three bays, the 1st set back, two storeys. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 93399, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | No 1 Chapel Fold, Presbytery.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13292 | No. 3 |  | Building | Chapel Fold ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 360220 | 426461 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, incorporating part of much earlier and larger cruck-framed structure; now house. Coursed sandstone with quoins. | Early C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93399, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | No 3 Chapel Fold.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 02-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13293 | Head o' th' Marsh Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 361360 | 424885 | Farm | Three-bay baffle-entry plan. Two storeys; continuous dripcourse. Coursed squared sandstone. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 6393, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | Head o' th' Marsh Farm.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13294 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 360310 | 426651 | Dwelling house | L-plan: double-depth front range with rear service wing. Two storeys, symmetrical, in classical style. Mostly sandstone ashlar, with some red brick at rear. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green |  |  | 93399, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], front.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13295 | Little Holt Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 358910 | 423590 | Dwelling house | L-shaped farmhouse: two storeys, three bays with service wing to rear. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 17931,17932, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | Tullis Frmho.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13296 | Tullis Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 359240 | 423867 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, in 2 builds. Two bays, two storeys; gabled single-storey porch. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 17931,17932, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | Little Holt Farmhouse.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13297 | Beech House (Cottage) |  | Building | Water Street ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 359945 | 424193 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse (or [NAME]?), now house. Three bays, with rear outshut to the centre and right. Two storeys. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 17932,6393, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13298 | Church of St James |  | Building | Water Street ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 359919 | 424280 | Place of Worship | Church with Perpendicular 4-stage west tower. Short and broad nave of 4 bays, has gabled porch to 1st bay on south side. Two-bay chancel. | C16 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 17932,6393, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13299 | Duxon Hill Farmhouse & stable |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 360746 | 425644 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse with attached stable. House is double-depth 2 bays, 2 storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  | 6393, |  | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 1st Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 01-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13300 | No. 1 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Charnock Richard,CHORLEY | Charnock [NAME] | Charnock [NAME] | SD | 355531 | 415712 | Civic | School and attached master's house. T-shaped plan modified by slightly later addition of hall in angle at rear. All in Gothic style; school is rectangular, single storey, 4 bays long. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9346, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | No 1 Church Lane.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13301 | Nos. 119 to 127 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Charnock Richard,CHORLEY | Charnock [NAME] | Charnock [NAME] | SD | 355557 | 415690 | Dwelling house | A row of 4 almshouses under one roof, a matron's house incorporating a chapel, and between these a block of washhouses, in Gothic style, with steeply-pitched and hipped roofs. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9346, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Almshouses.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13302 | Chisnall House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Charnock Richard,CHORLEY | Charnock [NAME] | Charnock [NAME] | SD | 354674 | 414620 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, now house. Three-bay baffle-entry plan, the first 2 bays of 2 storeys, the 3rd of one storey only. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , [NAME] , Rough Rock |  |  | 9344,9346, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Almshouses.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13303 | Christ Church |  | Building | Charnock [NAME] ,Charnock Richard,CHORLEY | Charnock [NAME] | Charnock [NAME] | SD | 355315 | 415782 | Place of Worship | Church, west tower, nave, chancel with polygonal apse. In mixed styles. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9346, | /www.heritagegateway.org.uk (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Christ [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13304 | Gateway to Astley Park, Chorley |  | Other | Park Road  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358216 | 417825 | Wall/archway/gateway | Gateway arch, probably mid C19, formerly at Gillibrand Hall ([NAME]), removed to this position as war memorial c.1920. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Astley Park Gateway 1.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13305 | [NAME] 16, Chorley |  | Building | Park Road  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358335 | 418051 | Dwelling house | House, with ashlar facade, slate roof with various gable chimneys. Double-pile plan with later staircase wing set back at left end. Three storeys, four bays. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | 16 Park Road.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13306 | 12 and 14 |  | Building | Park Road  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358330 | 418043 | Dwelling house | Attached pair of houses. Double-pile plan, each house double-fronted. Two storeys and basement, in classical style: ashlar facades. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | 12-14 Park Road.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13307 | Unitarian Chapel |  | Building | Park Street  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358334 | 417992 | Dwelling house | Rectangular single cell, with short C20 extension | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13308 | 5, Chorley |  | Building | Parker Street  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358364 | 418011 | Dwelling house | Row of 4 houses with basement loomshops. Two storeys and basement. Facades are uniform | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | 1-5 Parker St.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13309 | [NAME] and barn |  | Building | Crosse Hall Lane  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 359675 | 417493 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, dated 1667, altered, now house, with later barn (now house) attached at right end. [NAME] plan. Two storeys and attic. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93801,93843,93904, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Crosse Hall Farm and [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13310 | Hartwood Green Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME]  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358368 | 419531 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, now house. Rectangular 3 bay plan. Two storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9343,93795, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Hartwood Green Farmhouse.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13311 | St. George's Church |  | Building | St. George's Street  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358509 | 417474 | Place of Worship | Ashlar commissioner's church with tower in Early English style by [NAME]. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green |  |  | 9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] 1.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13312 | Cowling Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME]  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 359869 | 416650 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, now house. Double pile 2-bay plan. Two storeys | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93801, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Cowling Farmhouse.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13313 | Wheatsheaf (now [NAME]) Inn |  | Building | [NAME] Road  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358258 | 417656 | Entertainment/leisure | Public house. Double pile 2 bay plan. Three storeys. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9343,93801, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Former Wheatsheaf Inn.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13314 | Halliwell House |  | Building | [NAME]  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 359169 | 416598 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, now house. L shaped three-bay baffle-entry plan with 3rd bay built as crosswing projecting to rear. Two storeys. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 93801, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Halliwell Ho.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13315 | Duxbury [NAME] |  | Building | Duxbury Park  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358765 | 415152 | Retail/commercial | Coachhouse. Rectangular plan of 7 bays and 2 storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 14245, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Coach [NAME]. Duxbury Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13316 | [NAME] RC Church |  | Building | Market Street  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358236 | 417513 | Place of Worship | Church, 1853-4, by [NAME], with north-east tower 1894 by Pugin and Pugin. Nave with transepts and 3-sided apse. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 14245,9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] side 2.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13317 | Duxbury Hall Stable Block |  | Building | Duxbury Park  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358745 | 415103 | Retail/commercial | Stable block. Rectangular plan. Two storeys. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 14245,9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Stables 1 Duxbury Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13318 | [NAME] to Duxbury Park |  | Building | [NAME]  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 359285 | 415884 | Dwelling house | Gate lodge. Ashlar Greek Revival. T-plan. Single storey; projecting temple front containing Greek Doric columns. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 14245,9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], Duxbury Park.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13319 | [NAME] to Duxbury Park |  | Building | [NAME],CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 359215 | 414796 | Dwelling house | Gate lodge. Ashlar single storey; projecting rectangular bay between panelled pylons has recessed centre. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 14245,9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], Duxbury Park.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13320 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358171 | 419772 | Other/miscellaneous | House, now private residential school. Rectangular double-pile plan of 3 bays, two storeys and basement. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green |  |  | 14245,9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13321 | Sacred Heart Church |  | Building | Brooke Street  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 359042 | 417190 | Place of Worship | Church, 1894, by [NAME]. High nave with aisles and polygonal apse, in Geometrical style. Tall gable front (to Brooke Street) which has angle buttresses terminating in short pinnacles terminating in short pinnacles . . . | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Lakeland Green |  |  | 93030, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 25th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] church 2.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 15-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13322 | [NAME]  Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358298 | 417765 | Place of Worship | Church, in Perpendicular style, with late medieval tower. Nave with north and south aisles under separate roofs of equal height, chancel and separately roofed chapel with a transept. Battlemented tower of 3 stages. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green |  |  | 14245,9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 25th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] 1.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13323 | [NAME]  Church |  | Building | Harper's Lane  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 358893 | 418422 | Place of Worship | Church by [NAME]; nave with north west belfry turret, transepts, and chancel. Early English style: steeply pitched roofs, lancet windows. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green |  |  | 93801, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 25th Feb. 2011) |  |  |  | 25-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13324 | [NAME] |  | Building | off Grosvenor Road  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 357356 | 416764 | Civic | Large house, 1807-8, now altered as convent nursing home. U-shaped plan with receding service wings. Two storeys, 3 bays, in severely restrained late Georgian style. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 9346, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 25th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 25-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13325 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 357375 | 416882 | Industrial | [NAME], dated 1669, now workshop with dwelling in loft. Rectangular plan of 5 bays | 17th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 9344, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 25th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 25-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13326 | Higher Healey Farmhouse |  | Building | Higher [NAME]  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 360622 | 418799 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, now house. Now 2 bays, two storeys; low chamfered plinth, large quoins. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 93795, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 25th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Higher Healey [NAME], pers collection | 25-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13327 | [NAME] the Divine Church |  | Building | Hewlett Street, ,[NAME],CHORLEY | Coppull | Coppull | SD | 356042 | 414230 | Place of Worship | Church: west tower, nave with aisles, chancel, in Perpendicular style with some C12/C13 details. Battlemented 3-stage tower. | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 9346, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th March. 2011) |  |  | St J the Divine.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 14-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13328 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Coppull,CHORLEY | Coppull | Coppull | SD | 356055 | 412420 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, dated 1663. Brick on stone plinth, with stone quoins. Two bay baffle-entry plan; two storeys. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 96324, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th March. 2011) |  |  | Bogburn Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 14-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13329 | Bogburn Hall Barn |  | Building | [NAME] ,Coppull,CHORLEY | Coppull | Coppull | SD | 356082 | 412425 | Farm | [NAME]. Rectangular plan, 4 bays with attached stable at left. Opposed wagon doors to 2nd bay. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 93805, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Bogburn [NAME], pers collection | 12-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13330 | Grange Farm Barn |  | Building | [NAME] ,Coppull,CHORLEY | Coppull | Coppull | SD | 355325 | 412457 | Dwelling house | [NAME], now house. Originally 4 bays,3rd bay has opposed wagon doorways; 1st 2 bays are lofted. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  | 93814, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 14th March. 2011) |  |  | Grange Farm Barn.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 14-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13331 | Houghton House |  | Building | Pear Tree Lane ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355971 | 419451 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, probably later C18. Coursed sandstone blocks with large quoins. Rectangular double pile, 2 storey, 3-bay plan. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Lakeland Green |  |  | 9344, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 25th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Houghton House Farmhouse.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13332 | Pack Saddle Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355236 | 420459 | Dwelling house | Rectangular double pile 2 bay plan. Two storeys; symmetrical; | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 25th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Pack Saddle FH 2.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13333 | Euxton Parish Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355543 | 418944 | Place of Worship | Small aisleless church, probably late medieval (restored), with 1837 chancel. On the apex of the gable a part-corbelled square bellcote of ashlar. | 14th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , [NAME] , Rough Rock |  |  | 93799, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 25th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Euxton Parish Church.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13334 | [NAME] RC Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355386 | 419112 | Place of Worship | Church, 1864-5, by [NAME] Pugin. Nave with high aisles (no clerestory). | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9344,93802, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 25th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], Euxton.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13335 | [NAME] RC Presbytery |  | Building | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355364 | 419110 | Place of Worship | Presbytery, 1864-5, with clock tower 1877, by Pugin and Pugin. Double pile plan of 2) storeys and basement; front of 2 gabled bays and a 3-stage buttressed clocktower. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9344,93802, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 25th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], Euxton.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 25-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13336 | Euxton Hall Lodge |  | Building | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355490 | 418855 | Dwelling house | Square plan. Single storey; symmetrical. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], Euxton Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 26-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13337 | Euxton Hall Lodge Gate Piers |  | Other | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355501 | 418845 | Wall/archway/gateway | Two large pillars of square section with pilastered corners. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], Lodge, Euxton Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 26-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13338 | [NAME], NE of Euxton Hall |  | Building | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355446 | 418518 | Dwelling house | Former barn. Rectangular plan 8 bays, but with later smaller wing attached to north west corner. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9343,93802, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th Feb. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], Euxton Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 26-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13339 | Peacock House Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 353966 | 418385 | Dwelling house | Three-bay baffle-entry plan. Two storeys; 2-storey gabled porch. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  | 9343,93802, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Peacock House FH.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 26-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13340 | [NAME], [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355514 | 418389 | Wall/archway/gateway | 4 large stone pillars of square section. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Euxton Hall gate piers.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 26-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13341 | Chapel, NE of Euxton Hall |  | Building | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355450 | 418444 | Dwelling house | Simple rectangular plan. Gothic style with steeply pitched roof, buttresses. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9343,93802, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Chapel, Euxton Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 26-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13342 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355403 | 418479 | Civic | Ground floor of large house, upper floor demolished. Square plan 7 bays x 6 bays; Georgian style. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 9343, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th Feb. 2011) |  | Concrete tiles | Euxton Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 26-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13343 | Armetriding Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 354264 | 417994 | Dwelling house | T-shaped plan, both elements of 2-bays. Two storeys. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9344,93805, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Armetriding FH.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 26-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13344 | Balshaw House Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355817 | 418491 | Dwelling house | L-shaped plan with a receding wing to the rear of the 1st bay. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9343,93802, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th Feb. 2011) |  |  |  | 26-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13345 | Riverside Cottage |  | Building | Pincock Street ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355141 | 417956 | Dwelling house | Former fulling mill, early C17, now cottage. Coursed sandstone with quoins. Gable to road. Rectangular plan now 3 bays. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  | 93802, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 28th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Riverside Cottage.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 28-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13346 | Pincock Bridge |  | Other | Pincock Street ,Euxton,CHORLEY | Euxton | Euxton | SD | 355390 | 417849 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Bridge over River Yarrow. Single low span, slightly humped at centre. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone |  |  | 93802, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 28th Feb. 2011) |  |  | Pincock [NAME], pers collection | 28-FEB-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13347 | Old School |  | Building | Towngate ,[NAME],CHORLEY | Eccleston | Eccleston | SD | 351866 | 417264 | Dwelling house | Former school now house. Coursed squared sandstone, low-pitched hipped slate roof with no chimney. low-pitched hipped slate roof with no chimney. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Lakeland Green |  |  | 9344, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) | Nearest location for this rock type. |  | Old school.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13348 | Church of Blessed Virgin Mary |  | Building | Towngate ,[NAME],CHORLEY | Eccleston | Eccleston | SD | 351637 | 417848 | Place of Worship | Nave with south aisle under same roof, west tower, chancel with south chapel under same roof. Square 3-stage under same roof. Square 3-stage tower. | 14th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Bunter Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  | 93799,96277, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) | Nearest locations for these rock types. |  | Church of BVM 1.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13349 | Bank House |  | Building | Towngate ,[NAME],CHORLEY | Eccleston | Eccleston | SD | 351850 | 417269 | Dwelling house | Savings Bank, now house. Coursed squared sandstone with quoins. Double-depth, 3 bays. Two storeys. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green , [NAME] |  |  | 93814, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | Bank House.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13350 | [NAME] |  | Other | Towngate ,[NAME],CHORLEY | Eccleston | Eccleston | SD | 351522 | 417806 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Public road bridge. Squared sandstone. Single segmental arch | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock |  |  | 9344, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13351 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],ADLINGTON | Heath Charnock | Eccleston | SD | 361632 | 415233 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, or pair of farmhouses, now 2 dwellings. Two elements, each of 2 bays. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 15244, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13352 | St Barnabas' Church |  | Building | Chapel Lane,Heapey,Wheelton,CHORLEY | Heapey | Eccleston | SD | 360191 | 420510 | Place of Worship | Nave in simple Georgian style with north and south transepts, divided into 5 bays. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15239, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13353 | Rotunda, [NAME] Church |  | Other | Chapel Lane,Heapey,Wheelton,CHORLEY | Heapey | Eccleston | SD | 360185 | 420470 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | [NAME] bellcote. Dated 1776. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock |  |  | 15239,93796, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | St Barnabas's [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13354 | Heskin Old Hall |  | Building | [NAME] lane ,[NAME],CHORLEY | Eccleston | Heskin | SD | 351326 | 415547 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. Square 4-room plan. Two storeys, symmetrical; plinth, band, raised quoins | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 9344, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | Heskin Old Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13355 | [NAME] |  | Building | Lever Park ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 363316 | 414488 | Entertainment/leisure | Cruck frame barn, cladding of coursed squared sandstone.  Long range of 7 bays, with aisles added c.1905. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 15241,93887,96378, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], SW gable.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13356 | [NAME] |  | Building | Lever Park ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 363310 | 414439 | Other/miscellaneous | Manor house, now premises of North West Water Authority. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15241,93887,96378, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13357 | Rivington Pike Tower |  | Building | Lever Park ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 364294 | 413783 | Other/miscellaneous | Tower, built as hunting lodge; said to be on site of earlier beacon. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock |  |  | 15241,93887, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | Rivington Pike Tower.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13359 | Lever Bridge |  | Other | Lever Park ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 363819 | 414243 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Bridge carrying footpath over old roadway. | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 96378, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Lever Bridge.jpg Keith Williams, pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13360 | Moses [NAME]'s Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 363766 | 415244 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse; L-plan: 2-bay end-baffle-entry with rear wing, various lean-to's. Two storeys; modern gabled porch. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93918, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Moses [NAME]'s farm.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13361 | Wilcock's Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 396217 | 415562 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. Two-bay end-baffle-entry plan, with added 3rd bay to right. Two storeys. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 93918, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Wilcock's [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13362 | Bradley's Farmhouse |  | Building | Sheep House  [NAME] ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 362969 | 415140 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. Double-depth 2-bay plan with end-baffle entry. Two storeys; at left end an added single-storey gabled porch. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93881, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Bradley's Farm, rear.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13363 | [NAME], Bradley's Farmhouse |  | Building | Sheep House  [NAME] ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 363008 | 415162 | Farm | [NAME] with integral shippon. T-plan with unequal outshuts on both sides of the shippon at the west (lower) end. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93918, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Bradley's Farm barn.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13364 | Bellhouse |  | Building | Sheep House  [NAME] ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 362474 | 414450 | Other/miscellaneous | Small square building of one storey raised on a basement, with a plain basement door on the south side. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 15244, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13365 | Unitarian Chapel |  | Building | Sheep House  [NAME] ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 362688 | 414517 | Place of Worship | Unitarian chapel with gable bellcote. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 15244, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Bellhouse, Holy Trinity church.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13366 | Holy Trinity Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 362498 | 414442 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Nave with south porch and north vestry, chancel. Small plain building. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15244, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Holy Trinity church.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13367 | Great House Farmhouse and Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 362887 | 413862 | Entertainment/leisure | Farmhouse, later C17, with addition, and cottage C18; altered, now public conveniences, office, gallery and cottage. Two-bay end-baffle-entry plan Two storeys, now with attic; stair turret gabled: | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 15244,93918, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Gt. House Farm + Cottage, front.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13368 | Great House Barn |  | Building | [NAME] ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 362877 | 413885 | Entertainment/leisure | [NAME], now cafe. Cruck frame, cladding of squared sandstone and stone slates. Now 3 bays but formerly longer, with aisles added c.1905. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 15241,15244, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Great House Barn, front.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13369 | Wilkinson's and cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 362717 | 414416 | Dwelling house | Pair of cottages. Double depth, each single-fronted. Two storeys, built as reflected pair. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15244,93918, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Wilkinson's Farm + cottage, gable.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13370 | Hamer's Cottage |  | Building | Dryfield  Lane ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 363224 | 412509 | Dwelling house | T-plan: partly cruck-framed 2-bay, 2 storeys plus added loomshop. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 15244,93813,93918, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  | Hamer's [NAME], pers collection | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13371 | [NAME] |  | Building | Lever Park ,Rivington,HORWICH | Rivington | Rivington | SD | 362852 | 413034 | Structure | [NAME] of ruins of former Liverpool Castle. | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 15244, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th March. 2011) |  |  |  | 25-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13372 | RC Church of St Chad |  | Building | [NAME],South Hill,[NAME]-le-Woods,CHORLEY | South Hill | Whittle-le-Woods | SD | 359620 | 420822 | Place of Worship | Cruciform plan, nave added in 1896 to south side of original chapel which now forms wide transepts. Italianate style tower. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9343,93493, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13373 | Lock Keeper's Office |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME]-le-Woods,CHORLEY | Whittle-le-Woods | Whittle-le-Woods | SD | 359123 | 420976 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Office building at west end of 4th lock, probably c.1816. Square single-cell plan. Built into slope, one storey to road (north) side, 2 storeys south side. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15233, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] Office.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13374 | Lock Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME]-le-Woods,CHORLEY | Whittle-le-Woods | Whittle-le-Woods | SD | 359082 | 420984 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, C17, altered in C18 (datestone 1727) with attached loomshop; T-plan: 3-bay front range. Two storeys (except loomshop). | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9343,93493, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | Lock Farmhouse.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13375 | Hill Top Farm South |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME]-le-Woods,CHORLEY | Whittle-le-Woods | Whittle-le-Woods | SD | 358700 | 421987 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse with barn under same roof to the left, Two-bay plan, 2 storeys (now 2½) with short 2-storey outshut to rear of 2nd bay. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 14317,93493, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] Sth.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13376 | Top Lock Bridge |  | Other | Lower Copthurst Lane ,[NAME]-le-Woods,CHORLEY | Whittle-le-Woods | Whittle-le-Woods | SD | 359590 | 421343 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Canal bridge, on Leeds - Liverpool Canal | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock |  |  | 15233, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | Top Lock Bridge.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13377 | Moss  Bridge |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME]-le-Woods,CHORLEY | Whittle-le-Woods | Whittle-le-Woods | SD | 359118 | 420414 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Canal bridge, on Leeds - Liverpool Canal | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock |  |  | 15233, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13378 | Lower Copthurst Farmhouse |  | Building | Lower Copthurst Lane,Lower Copthurst,[NAME]-le-Woods,CHORLEY | Lower Copthurst | Whittle-le-Woods | SD | 359487 | 421509 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, rectangular 2-bay plan. Two storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15233, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | Lower Copthurst Farm 1.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13379 | Church of All Saints |  | Building | [NAME] ,Bamber Bridge,PRESTON | Bamber Bridge | Bamber Bridge | SD | 357837 | 427355 | Place of Worship | Church, 1861-64 by E.G. Paley. West tower, nave and 3-sided apsidal chancel in one. Early English style. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green , [NAME] |  |  | 17931,93493, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | All Saints'.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13380 | Bank Head Farmhouse |  | Building | Bank [NAME] ,Bamber Bridge,PRESTON | Bamber Bridge | Bamber Bridge | SD | 358491 | 425926 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, now 4 bays but originally 2 bays and probably baffle-entry type. Two storeys. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 17932,93493, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | Bank Head [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13381 | RC Church of Our Lady and [NAME] |  | Building | Higher [NAME] ,Bamber Bridge,PRESTON | Bamber Bridge | Bamber Bridge | SD | 356284 | 427928 | Place of Worship | Church by Pugin and Pugin. Nave with aisles, 3-sided apsidal chancel, south west stair turret with spire, and attached baptistry. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,93398,93508, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | RC Church of Our Lady.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13382 | RC Church of BVM |  | Building | [NAME] ,Bamber Bridge,PRESTON | Bamber Bridge | Bamber Bridge | SD | 356061 | 426218 | Place of Worship | Church by Pugin and Pugin. Early English style. South tower with splay-footed spire, nave with double transepts, and polygonal apsidal chancel. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93433, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] RC.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13383 | Church of St. Leonard |  | Building | [NAME] ,Bamber Bridge,PRESTON | Bamber Bridge | Bamber Bridge | SD | 356141 | 428121 | Place of Worship | Church; late medieval tower and chancel (the latter restored 1864). West tower, nave with deep double transepts, low chancel. Perpendicular style throughout. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Lakeland Green |  |  | 93433, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] Church.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13384 | Watchhouse 50m E of St. Leonard's Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Bamber Bridge,PRESTON | Bamber Bridge | Bamber Bridge | SD | 356180 | 428142 | Other/miscellaneous | Built into slope with 2 storeys to road, one storey to churchyard. Carriage door to road | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock |  |  | 93433, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th March. 2011) |  | Asbestos | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 15-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13385 | [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME] ,Bamber Bridge,PRESTON | Bamber Bridge | Bamber Bridge | SD | 355286 | 428714 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Bridge over River Ribble, 1779-81 V-shaped cutwaters; 3 long segmental arches with rusticated voussoirs | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 17931,93433, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | Walton Bridge West.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 07-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13386 | St. Saviour's Church |  | Building | Church Road ,Bamber Bridge,PRESTON | Bamber Bridge | Bamber Bridge | SD | 356543 | 425012 | Place of Worship | Romanesque style church: Tower of 3 elements; nave now of 5 bays. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green |  |  | 17931, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 15-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13387 | St. Saviour's Primary school |  | Building | Church Road ,Bamber Bridge,PRESTON | Bamber Bridge | Bamber Bridge | SD | 356577 | 425067 | Civic | [NAME] style. Rectangular plan, single storey, 10 bays long. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 17931, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] Primary [NAME], pers collection | 15-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13388 | Higher Seed [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Bamber Bridge,PRESTON | Bamber Bridge | Bamber Bridge | SD | 358357 | 424965 | Dwelling house | Three-bay baffle-entry plan. Two storeys; 2-storey gabled staircase [NAME] | 17th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 17931, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th March. 2011) |  |  | Higher Seed [NAME], pers collection | 15-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13389 | [NAME], Higher Barn Farmhouse |  | Building | Quaker Brook Road,Roach Bridge,Samlesbury,PRESTON | Samlesbury | Samlesbury | SD | 360374 | 427787 | Entertainment/leisure | [NAME]; six bays, with opposed wagon doorways to 4th bay. | Early C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green |  | 93398, |  | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 7th March. 2011) |  |  | Higher Barn Farm barn.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 11-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13390 | Moulden's House (No. 1) |  | Building | Roach Bridge Cottages ,Samlesbury,PRESTON | Samlesbury | Samlesbury | SD | 359481 | 428819 | Dwelling house | House, deep single pile baffle entry plan of 2 bays, 2 storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Bunter Sandstone , Warley Wise Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93030,93398, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME]'s [NAME], pers collection | 15-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13391 | The [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Samlesbury,PRESTON | Samlesbury | Samlesbury | SD | 359286 | 429326 | Other/miscellaneous | Formerly New Hall, house and restaurant; now empty. L-shaped plan, 2 bays with baffle entry. Two storeys. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Bunter Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93030,93107, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 15th March. 2011) |  |  | The [NAME] Keith [NAME], pers collection | 15-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13392 | Barn, 30m N of Higher Barn Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME],Roach Bridge,Samlesbury,PRESTON | Samlesbury | Samlesbury | SD | 360374 | 427787 | Dwelling house | Cruck barn, now house. 6 bays, 2 storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  | 6392, |  | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 16th March. 2011) |  |  |  | 16-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13393 | [NAME] the Less Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Samlesbury,PRESTON | Samlesbury | Samlesbury | SD | 358984 | 430362 | Place of Worship | Church, substantially 1558. Nave and chancel in one, with aisles, tower attached at north-west corner. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Bunter Sandstone , [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 93030,93398, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 16th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] the Less 1.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 16-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13394 | [NAME] the Less School |  | Building | [NAME] ,Samlesbury,PRESTON | Samlesbury | Samlesbury | SD | 358984 | 430362 | Civic | Rectangular single pile plan. One storey. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93398, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 16th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] the Less school.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 16-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13395 | Seed House Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Samlesbury,PRESTON | Samlesbury | Samlesbury | SD | 359211 | 430837 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, two-bay baffle-entry plan. Two storeys. 2-storey porch at right hand end. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Bunter Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93059, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 16th March. 2011) |  |  | Seed House FH.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 16-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13396 | Samlesbury Lower Hall |  | Building | [NAME] ,Samlesbury,PRESTON | Samlesbury | Samlesbury | SD | 359612 | 431522 | Dwelling house | Ruin, only the front wall remaining. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Bunter Sandstone |  |  | 6496,93059, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 16th March. 2011) |  |  | Lower Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 16-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13397 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Samlesbury,PRESTON | Samlesbury | Samlesbury | SD | 359353 | 430319 | Place of Worship | Chapel of rectangular plan with presbytery under one roof. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green |  |  | 93398, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 16th March. 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 16-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13398 | Intack Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BLACKBURN | [NAME] | Samlesbury | SD | 363941 | 430614 | Dwelling house | Two bays and 2 storeys. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 93106, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 16th March. 2011) |  |  | Intack cottage.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 16-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13399 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Samlesbury,PRESTON | Samlesbury | Samlesbury | SD | 359858 | 429817 | Dwelling house | Double pile plan 2 rooms x 2 rooms, Two storeys, symmetrical, rusticated quoins to front wall. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93106, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 16th March. 2011) |  |  | Rowley Fold FH.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 16-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13400 | Barn circa 50 metres east of Upland Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Samlesbury,PRESTON | Samlesbury | Samlesbury | SD | 360681 | 429971 | Retail/commercial | Cruck barn now architectural practice. Four bay plan with front outshut to 4th bay. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93106, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 16th March. 2011) |  |  | Upland FH barn.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 16-MAR-11 J K Williams | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13447 | Church of St James |  | Building | Church Street  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378583 | 423597 | Place of Worship | Church, 1780, enlarged and tower added 1827, altered later C19. Watershot coursed sandstone with rusticated quoins, slate roof. Nave with full-height aisles, west tower. Embattled tower of 3 unequal stages, each slightly set back, has small diagonal west buttresses, double-chamfered round-headed west doorway, round-headed openings with Y-tracery: one window over door, one on each of 3 exposed sides at 2nd level, and one belfry louvre on each side; 3 clock faces below belfry; pinnacles missing (removed 1951). Seven-bay aisles (2 easternmost added 1827), 2 storeys, all windows round-headed with imposts and keystones; small gabled porch to 2nd bay on each side. East end has large 2-centred arched 5-light window with transom and traceried head (1866). | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 19354,93595, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 30th April 2011) |  |  | [NAME] Church.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13448 | 6 & 8 |  | Building | Church Street  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378617 | 423444 | Dwelling house | House, probably for putting-out manufacturer, late C18; altered in C19, now 2 shops. Watershot coursed sandstone with 3 bands, moulded gutter cornice, slate roof with end wall chimneys. Double-depth 3-bay plan. Three storeys; ground floor has modern shop window in 1st bay, large double-fronted C19 shop window with slim columns and consoles in 2nd and 3rd bays, upper floors have 3 coupled vertical rectangular windows each, with a sill band at 1st floor and both sill and head bands at 2nd floor; 2nd floor windows in centre and right sashed, others altered. Right return wall has doorway with plain surround, and at 2nd floor level a taking-in door with a slab canopy on brackets. Rear: 2-storey extension. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 19354,93595, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 30th April 2011) |  |  | 6-8 Church St.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13449 | 4 to 14 |  | Building | Coal Hey  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378512 | 423133 | Dwelling house | Block of 6 back-to-back houses probably associated with domestic textile industry, late C18. Watershot coursed sandstone, slate roof with one ridge chimney and chimney stacks at both gables, stone gable copings to front. Double depth 3-bay plan, 3 storeys, [NAME]. 4, 6, and 8 facing south and [NAME]. 10, 12, and 14 facing to the back. Nos. 4 and 6 have doorways side-by-side, these and that to No.8 all with plain surrounds and slab canopies on shaped brackets; all have one window on each of the two lower floors, 2 windows above, all these being horizontal rectangular with altered glazing (some damaged, others blocked, 1984). At the rear [NAME]. 10, 12, and 14 have plain doorways, altered ground floor windows, 3-light flush mullion windows on the upper floors: one each at 1st floor, 2 each at 2nd floor. East gable wall has blocked taking-in doorway at 2nd floor of No.10, the wall below showing the line of former external steps. Facing Nos. 10 to 14 is a single storey range with monopitched roof housing a row of 5 privies (not included in the item). Listed as now rare example of the type | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 19354,93595, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 30th April 2011) |  |  | 4-14 Coal Hey 2.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13450 | Church of St Stephen |  | Building | Grane Road  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 377397 | 422564 | Place of Worship | Church, 1868, rebuilt on this site 1926-7 (architect then [NAME]). Rock-faced sandstone, slate roof with 2 bands of fishscale slates. North-west tower with spire, nave with polygonal chancel, in simple Gothic style. Three-stage tower incorporating porch has angle buttresses, arched north doorway with hoodmould and figured stops, 2 triangular trefoils in each side wall, 2 lancets in each side at the middle level, belfry with 2 cusped louvres in a panel with Lombard frieze, and a broach spire with lucarnes to the cardinal faces. | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93568,93601, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 30th April 2011) |  |  |  | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13451 | Fold House 1 & 3 |  | Building | Gregory Fold  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378301 | 421522 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, dated 1772 above door, with later extensions, now house and cottage. Watershot coursed sandstone, stone slate roof with chimneys in the centre of the ridge, at each original gable, at the left gable, and behind the ridge at the right gable. Two bays plus an added bay at each end, all double-depth except that added at left. Two storeys: centre panelled door with modern pedimented wooden surround, datestone above inscribed D M G 1772 (said to be [NAME] and [NAME]), modern bay window to right with pyramidal slate roof, a 3-light window above this and a 4-light window on each floor to the left, all these with modern wooden mullions; addition to left has similar 3-light window at 1st floor and altered window at ground floor. At right end No.1 has doorway to right protected by a slab canopy on beaked brackets, a stepped triple-light window on each floor, and in the right return wall a 2-light flush mullion window at 1st floor. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 13280,19354,93601, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 30th April 2011) |  |  | 1-3 Gregory Fold.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13452 | Barn adj Gregory Fold |  | Building | Gregory Fold  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378301 | 421522 | Farm | [NAME], probably later C18. Coursed sandstone rubble, stone slate roof with chimney at rear gable. Tall 2-bay building, gable to road, with rounded arched wagon entrance offset to left side of gable wall, arrow-slit breathers, blocked oeil-de-boeuf, and small owl hole in the apex. Left side wall has single-storey lean-to and behind this a low 2-storey gabled extension; right side has a window and near the rear corner a stable door. Interior lofted. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 13280,19354,93601, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 30th April 2011) |  |  | Barn, Gregory Fold.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13453 | Church of St Thomas |  | Building | Helmshore Road  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378287 | 421244 | Place of Worship | Church, 1850-51, by E.H. Shellard. Rock-faced sandstone, 2-span slate roof. West tower with broach spire, nave and chancel, with north aisle under separate roof. Decorated style, with reticulated tracery. Tower of 3 unequal stages with angle buttresses to the high 1st stage, has moulded arched west doorway with roll-moulded surround carried up from very low string course, a small lancet high above the door, similar lancets to the 2nd stage, 2-light belfry louvres, and a broach spire with 2-light lucarnes in the cardinal sides (modern clock faces below these). Five-bay nave with one buttress, gabled porch to 2nd bay, 2-light traceried windows; matching north aisle has 2-light west window and 3-light east window; chancel has larger 3-light window (all these with reticulated tracery). | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Lower Haslingden Flags , Welsh Slate |  |  | 19354,93569,93711, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 30th April 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13454 | Museum of the Lancashire Textile Industry |  | Building | [NAME]  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 377814 | 421500 | Industrial | Cotton spinning mill and attached warehouse originally early C19, rebuilt 1859-60 following fire; now museum. Sandstone rubble, slate roof Rectangular spinning block 14 bays long with 3-span roof, 3 storeys; warehouse continuing at east end 7 bays and 3 storeys to slightly lower level. All windows segmental-headed, with glazing bars, square with 9 panes at ground floor (except at right end which are now altered as doors), rectangular with 12 panes on the floors above; warehouse has 3 vertically-aligned loading doors to the 4th bay, a basket-arched wagon tunnel to the right, and segmental-headed 9-pane windows. Interior: iron columns supporting wooden beams; ground floor altered, 1st floor restored as spinning room equipped inter alia with working mules. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15281,93569,93595,93707, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 30th April 2011) |  |  | Textile Museum.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13455 | Two railway viaducts & revetment |  | Other | [NAME]  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 377826 | 421603 | Other/miscellaneous | Viaducts and revetment of embankment carrying East Lancashire Railway over River Ogden and past east side of [NAME], Helmshore, 1848; Engineer [NAME]. Rock-faced stone. Each viaduct of 7 segmental arches carried on battered piers with dressed springing, band, and parapet coping continued along revetment. Slightly curved line; forms linking backdrop to [NAME] ([NAME]) at south end and associated houses on [NAME] ([NAME]), at north end. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit , Rough Rock |  |  | 13280,50726,93945, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 30th April 2011) |  |  | [NAME] viaducts [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13456 | 250 to 264 |  | Building | [NAME]  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 377758 | 421747 | Dwelling house | Row of millworkers' cottages, dated 1829 on plaque at No. 262; renovated. Sandstone rubble pebbledashed except at rear, stone slate roof with ridge chimney stacks. Double-depth plan, 2 storeys to front and 3 storeys to rear (possibly originally back-to-backs), the right hand end ([NAME]. 260 to 264) set back. Plain doorways to right (except [NAME]. 250 and 252, which have doors to left), one window on each floor, all top-hung casements imitating sashes; at 1st floor of No. 262 is datestone lettered O J. & J. D.1829 Wear Foot Musbury | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 15282,93569, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | 250-264 Holcombe Rd.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13457 | Church of St Peter |  | Building | [NAME],HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378870 | 422756 | Place of Worship | Church, 1890, by [NAME], (uncompleted). Sandstone rubble, slate roof. Nave and chancel in one (originally intended as north aisle), with lean-to south aisle (in place of intended nave), octagonal east turret; in Decorated style. Six bays; walls battered at lower level; at south-east corner an octagonal turret with belfry and battlements. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93569,9771, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13458 | Methodist Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378700 | 423024 | Place of Worship | Methodist church, 1857, altered and enlarged 1883. Rock-faced sandstone with ashlar dressings, slate roof with ridge ventilator. Nave with chancel and transepts, the north transept linked to a gabled crosswing (Memorial Hall). In Gothic style, with Perpendicular tracery in windows and pierced parapet.. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 50726, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Mc Road Methodist Church.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13459 | 29 |  | Building | [NAME]  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378670 | 423040 | Dwelling house | Caretaker's house to Manchester Road Methodist Church, mid-C19, now private dwelling. Rock-faced sandstone with quoins, steeply-pitched slate roof with gable chimneys and stone copings. Three-bays, single depth (blind-back), 2 storeys with projecting 2-storey porch. Symmetrical, in Tudor style: | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , Fletcher Bank Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15282,50726, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Rear 29 Mc Road.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13460 | 31 The Manse |  | Building | [NAME]  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378692 | 423050 | Dwelling house | Methodist Manse, later C19. Rock-faced sandstone with dressed bands and carved dressings, steeply-pitched 2-span slate roof with various tall chimney stacks. Roughly square plan, 3 bays, the 3rd bay built as projecting gabled crosswing. Two and a half storeys, in Gothic style. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , Fletcher Bank Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15282,50726, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Side, 31 Mc Road.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13461 | The Woolpack Inn |  | Building | [NAME]  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 379459 | 421931 | Entertainment/leisure | [NAME], dated 1841 in pediment, now public house. Dressed sandstone, stone slate roof with various chimneys. Rectangular double-depth 5-bay plan. Two storeys; in classical style. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Fletcher Bank Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 50725,96071, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | [NAME] detail 2.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13462 | The Lindens |  | Building | Market Place  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378615 | 423396 | Dwelling house | House, late C18. Watershot coursed sandstone, slate roof with end wall chimneys, slate roof with skylights. Double-depth plan, 3 bays. Two storeys | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9644, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | The Lindens.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13463 | [NAME] |  | Building | Rawtenstall Road  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 379302 | 422203 | Dwelling house | House, c.1840. Ashlar, slate roof with 2 chimneys at each gable. Double-depth 3-bay plan. Two storeys, symmetrical, in simple classical style. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 9771, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Syke (Side) [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13464 | Gateway to Victoria Park |  | Other | Helmshore Road  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378578 | 422486 | Wall/archway/gateway | Stone gate piers and wrought iron gates, late C19. Four square gate piers, the inner pair c.3 metres high, the outer slightly lower, all with fielded panel sides, prominent pyramidal caps. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit , Lower Haslingden Flags |  |  | 50726, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Gateway, [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13465 | Higher [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 377822 | 421542 | Industrial | Woollen fulling mill, built by Turner family 1789, extended; now working museum. Sandstone rubble, stone slate roof. Rectangular plan extended by one bay at left end. Three storeys. Interior: Queen-post roof; wooden beams carried on stone corbels; waterwheel and fulling stocks in situ. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  |  | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Higher [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13466 | [NAME] |  | Building | Helmshore Road  ,HASLINGDEN | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 378328 | 421996 | Farm | House and cottage, late C18, altered and renovated, now one dwelling. Watershot coursed sandstone, stone slate roof with brick chimneys at the gables. Three-bay plan. Two storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Lower [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 9771, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Causeway Head FH.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13489 | Longholme Methodist Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381201 | 422770 | Place of Worship | [NAME] chapel, 1841-2, by [NAME] of Leeds (Pevsner). Sandstone ashlar, low-pitched slate roof. Rectangular plan 5 x 6 bays. Two storeys, symmetrical, Greek Revival. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 93708, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Longholme Meths Church.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13490 | Gateway to Churchyard of Longholme Methodist Church |  | Other | [NAME]  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381186 | 422740 | Wall/archway/gateway | Spear-headed railings (on stone plinth) divided into groups of 12 by decorated posts with acorn finials (some missing); at north west corner are square gate piers with banded faces, moulded caps and rounded tops, supporting iron gates which match railings. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock |  |  | 93708, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Longholme Meths Church Gateway.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13491 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381170 | 422748 | Dwelling house | Parsonage to Longholme Methodist Church ([NAME]), c.1840. Watershot dressed sandstone with quoins, moulded gutter cornice to front, slate roof with gable chimneys. L-shaped plan: 3 bays with rear service wing to 3rd bay. Two storeys, symmetrical. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 50726, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Parsonage adj Longholme Meths Church.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13492 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381448 | 422731 | Industrial | Cotton mill, built in 1856 for [NAME], who perhaps was its designer if not its architect. Coursed squared rough-faced sandstone. Mainly 5 storeys of equal height, with uniform 9-pane vertical windows. Not of symmetrical layout. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 9780, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  | Roof not visible |  | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13493 | Church of St James the Great |  | Building | [NAME] ,Waterfoot,RAWTENSTALL | Waterfoot | Rawtenstall | SD | 383242 | 421861 | Place of Worship | Church, 1863-5, by [NAME] and [NAME] (Pevsner). Rock-faced sandstone with string courses, slate roof. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green , Rough Rock |  |  | 93708,9780, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Former [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13494 | Natwest Bank |  | Building | Bank Street  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381225 | 422901 | Retail/commercial | Bank, c.1880 Ashlar, hipped slate roof with ridge chimneys. L-shaped plan, on corner site. Two storeys, with corner [NAME], in Renaissance style. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit , Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 50726,9780, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Natwest Bank.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13495 | 5 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Newchurch,RAWTENSTALL | Newchurch | Rawtenstall | SD | 383308 | 422390 | Dwelling house | Cottage, late C18. Watershot coursed sandstone, stone slate roof. Single-depth 2-bay plan. Two storeys, symmetrical. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Rough Rock |  |  | 93708,9780, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | 5 [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13496 | Gateway to Rawtenstall Cemetery |  | Other | Burnley Road  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381228 | 423308 | Wall/archway/gateway | Gateway to cemetery, consisting of 4 stone piers and iron gates; later C19. Dressed sandstone and cast iron. Gothic style. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 50726, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Cemetery Gates.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13497 | Former United Methodist Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 380863 | 422669 | Other/miscellaneous | Methodist Church, 1855-7, by Noble (Pevsner); now premises of Rawtenstall OAP Association. Ashlar, slate roof. Rectangular plan 5 x 6 bays. On sloping site, rising to the rear, gable end to road raised on ashlar-walled terrace c.3 metres high; 2 storeys, symmetrical, in classical style: giant tetrastyle Corinthian portico with plain frieze. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit , Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 19364,19368,50726, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | Former Methodist [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13498 | 63 & 65 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Newchurch,RAWTENSTALL | Newchurch | Rawtenstall | SD | 383367 | 422379 | Retail/commercial | Pair of shops, early C19, slightly altered. Dressed sandstone, moulded gutter cornice, stone slate roof with chimneys at junctions with buildings to left and right. Double-depth 2-bay plan. Two storeys; at ground floor each has original shop front with recessed central doorway | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 93706, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 11th May 2011) |  |  | 63-65 Church Street.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 11-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13499 | 5 to 11 |  | Building | [NAME]  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381343 | 422996 | Dwelling house | Row of 5 cottages in 3 different builds, all c.1800, part altered in early to mid C19. Watershot coursed sandstone, stone slate roof with 4 irregularly-spaced chimneys on the ridge and one at the right gable. Double pile, No.5 two bays, others all single bay plan. Two storeys to same height. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 13280, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | 5-11 Daisy HILL.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13500 | Staghills Lodge |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],RAWTENSTALL | Staghills | Rawtenstall | SD | 382780 | 422070 | Dwelling house | Gate lodge to former Staghills House (demolished), later C19. Rock-faced sandstone, steeply-pitched slate roof with chimney stack at junction of ridges bearing Tudor-style decorated clustered flues, slim gable chimneys, and corbelled extruded side wall chimney. L-shaped plan. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Lakeland Green |  |  | 9780, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | Staghills [NAME], pers collection | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13501 | [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME],RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381130 | 422621 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Bridge over River Irwell, date unknown but probably C17. Random rubble. Two irregular segmental arches spanning [NAME], with ½-height cutwater of larger blocks on east side. Parapets with rounded rubble coping. | C17? | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 13280, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | Packhorse Bridge.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13502 | Ram's Head |  | Building | Newchurch Road  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381262 | 423163 | Entertainment/leisure | Public house, originally known as [NAME], early C19. Coursed sandstone rubble, slate roof with gable chimney stacks. Double depth 3-bay plan. Three storeys, symmetrical. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 13280, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  |  | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13503 | Heightside |  | Building | Newchurch Road ,Newchurch,RAWTENSTALL | Newchurch | Rawtenstall | SD | 383082 | 422798 | Dwelling house | House, later C18, altered and extended in later C19 (extension not included in the item). Large dressed sandstone blocks, slate roof with 2 gabled dormers and now no chimney. Double-depth 3-bay plan. Two storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93711, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | [NAME], pers collection | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13504 | 2 to 6 |  | Building | Old Street ,Newchurch,RAWTENSTALL | Newchurch | Rawtenstall | SD | 383421 | 422380 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, probably C16, altered, now 3 dwellings. Flat sandstone rubble with quoins, stone slate roof with 2 chimneys on the ridge and one at the right gable (and now 3 skylights). Three-bay plan with through passage originally to right side of chimney stack at junction of 2nd and 3rd bays. Two storeys. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 93707, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | 2 - 6 Old Street.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13505 | Central Library |  | Building | Queen's Square  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381044 | 422733 | Civic | Public Library, 1906, by Crouch, Butler & Savage of Birmingham (Pevsner). Red brick with rock-faced sandstone facade, steeply-pitched slate roofs with ridge ventilators. L-shaped plan on corner site: 2 wings built at [NAME], hinged on a drum with a lantern, with a segmental reading hall in the angle to the rear. Two storeys with single-storey reading hall. Classical style with some baroque detail | 20th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 13280, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  |  | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13506 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | [NAME]  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381096 | 422802 | Place of Worship | Church, 1829 (Pevsner), dated 1837 and 1881 on tower (probably referring to refacing of west end in 1881 when tower was built). Sandstone blocks, slate roof. Single vessel in Early English style, with south-west tower, short chancel. Four stage tower forms open-arcaded porch. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93569, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  |  | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13507 | Holly Mount |  | Building | [NAME]  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381071 | 422878 | Dwelling house | Three houses under one roof; 1835, for the Whitehead brothers (Pevsner); now offices (mostly unoccupied 1984). Sandstone ashlar, hipped slate roof of low pitch, with 2 chimneys in front of the ridge, 2 behind it, and 2 at each end. Double-depth plan, unusually composed of three 3-bay houses in line. Two storeys, treated as architectural unity | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93569, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | Former Hollymount [NAME], pers collection | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13508 | Queen's Arms Hotel |  | Building | [NAME]  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381136 | 422753 | Entertainment/leisure | Hotel, 1830. Dressed sandstone, hipped slate roof with side wall chimneys. Rectangular plan 5 x 3 bays. Three storeys, symmetrical, in simple classical style, with moulded cornice, low parapet. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone |  |  |  | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  |  | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13509 | 2 to 28 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Waterfoot,RAWTENSTALL | Waterfoot | Rawtenstall | SD | 383367 | 421855 | Retail/commercial | A parade of shops with accommodation above, and attached glazed canopy. Late C19 with C20 alterations and additions. Coursed squared sandstone with ashlar dressings [NAME] slated roof with crested clay ridges, wide stone stacks with moulded caps and C20 clay pots. Triangular plan. | C19 C20 | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93707,93708, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | 2-28 Victoria Parade.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13510 | Tower of former Holly Mount school |  | Other | [NAME]  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381146 | 422843 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Tower of former Holly Mount school, erected 1839 by Messrs [NAME] as factory school. Dressed sandstone. Gothic style, rectangular plan. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock |  |  | 93569, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | Twr, frmr Hollymount [NAME], pers collection | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13511 | [NAME] to [NAME] in St Nicholas with St [NAME] |  | Other | Church Street ,Newchurch,RAWTENSTALL | Newchurch | Rawtenstall | SD | 383420 | 422290 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Monument. Dated 1864. Ashlar. Moulded pedestal on base has austere block on top with inscription panels to side and deeply cut relief lunettes on ends carved with trophies of objects of the chase. Lying on top is a particularly well-sculpted harrier hound. | 19th Century | Listed [NAME] |  |  | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 50726, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | [NAME] Mon.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13512 | Church of St Nicholas with St John |  | Building | Old  Street ,Newchurch,RAWTENSTALL | Newchurch | Rawtenstall | SD | 383428 | 422339 | Place of Worship | Church. The 3rd on this site, dated 1825 over west door, with chancel added 1897 by RB Preston. Dressed sandstone. West tower, 7-bay 2-storey nave, 3-bay chancel. Embattled 3-stage tower has diagonal buttresses. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II*. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Lakeland Green |  |  | 93708, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | SS Nicholas & John.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13513 | 1 |  | Building | [NAME]  ,RAWTENSTALL | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | SD | 381524 | 422745 | Other/miscellaneous | Weavers' cottage, probably late C18 altered and restored, now Heritage Centre. Watershot coursed sandstone, stone slate roof with gable chimneys (restored). Two-room single pile plan. Three storeys; back to road. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 93708,9780, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 10th May 2011) |  |  | 1 Bacup Road.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 12-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13514 | [NAME] |  | Other | Bridge Street,Barnacre with Bonds,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 349314 | 444949 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Bridge, early C19, widened on east side C20. Sandstone ashlar, 2 segmental arches. Central triangular cutwaters, which have pedestrian refuges. Solid parapets. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 5699,92441, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | [NAME] 1.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13515 | Canal Bridge 62 |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 348916 | 445017 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Bridge over [NAME], opened 1797, engineer [NAME]. Large sandstone blocks. Single elliptical arch with stepped keystone. Solid parapet with rounded top. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 5699, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | Canal Bridge 62.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13516 | Church of St Thomas |  | Building | Church Street ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 349093 | 445049 | Place of Worship | Church, 1770 by [NAME], with chancel added 1876. Sandstone rubble with slate roofs. Comprises a west tower, nave, and lower chancel with north transept. Tower and nave have chamfered quoins. Bell openings have plain stone surrounds with round heads, keystones and impost blocks. Below, on each of the 3 walls is an oculus with plain stone surround. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 5699, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | [NAME] church, detail.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13517 | Cross base with part of shaft | [NAME] Church | Other | Church Street ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 349073 | 445058 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Cross base and part of shaft, medieval, sandstone. Base roughly rectangular on plan with rectangular shaft socketed into it. Upper part of shaft chamfered | Mediaeval | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 5699, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  |  | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13518 | Arts Centre |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 349256 | 445470 | Retail/commercial | Arts centre, formerly school, late C18. Sandstone rubble with slate roof and brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 3 bays, with projecting quoins. Windows have glazing bars and stone surrounds with round heads, keystones, and impost blocks. Those on the ground floor have external wooden shutters. Single-storey gabled porch in middle bay has door with a stone surround with round head and keystone. Gable chimneys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Lakeland Green |  |  | 5699, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 12th May 2011) |  |  | Arts Centre.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 10-MAY-11 S J Rhodes | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13519 | Church of St Helen |  | Building | Church Street,Kirkland Churchtown,[NAME],PRESTON | Churchtown | Kirkland | SD | 348162 | 442798 | Place of Worship | Church, C15 with remains of c.1220 and c.1300. Comprises a west tower, a nave and lower chancel with clerestorey, north and south aisles, north-east vestry, south porch with C18 hearse-house, and south chapel. | 1th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 92429, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  | [NAME], Churchtown 2.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13520 | [NAME] | Myerscough | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | Myerscough & Bilsborrow | SD | 353396 | 441497 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Bridge over River Brock, probably early C19. Sandstone ashlar. Single elliptical arch has voussoirs with alternate rustication. Band below solid parapet with Coping Western parapet inscribed: '[NAME] AD 1883'. This may be the date when the bridge was taken over by the County Council. A second cruder inscription reads: 'TR 1879" Part of this bridge is in Claughton C.P. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 92445, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  |  | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13521 | New Bridge | Myerscough | Other | Lydiate Lane ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | Myerscough & Bilsborrow | SD | 352271 | 440988 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Bridge over River Brock, early C19. Sandstone ashlar. Single elliptical arch with rock-faced voussoir. Band below solid parapet. Part of this bridge is in Claughton C.P | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone |  |  | 92445, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  | New Bridge.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13522 | Brock Side Farmhouse | Myerscough | Building | Lydiate Lane ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | Myerscough & Bilsborrow | SD | 352391 | 441099 | Farm | House, 1733. Sandstone rubble with steep slate roof and brick chimney caps. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys 3 bays, with rebated and hollow-chamfered cross windows. Doorway, between bays, is now glazed and has a quoined surround. Above is a plaque inscribed: 'BWC 1733'. Coped gables with chimneys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | BOULDERS | Boulders |  |  |  | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  | Brock Side FH.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13523 | Bilsboro' Hall | Myerscough | Building | ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | Myerscough & Bilsborrow | SD | 352339 | 440107 | Dwelling house | Large house, c.1912, extended 1924. Snecked sandstone rubble with stone slate roof. C17 vernacular style, with rebated and chamfered mullioned windows. At the right of the facade-is a symmetrical 3-bay block with 3 gables. On the ground floor the outer bays have single-storey bay windows with 4 lights at the front and one light to each of their return walls. The middle bay has 2 one-light windows. The 1st floor windows are of 3 lights. Set back at the left is a lower range which has a one-bay cross-wing projecting slightly at its left. This has a window of 4 lights on the ground floor and of 3 above. To the right the ground floor is covered by a lean-to porch roof which extends as a canopy over a 3-light window to the right of the door. Above it is a 2-light window under a small gable. At the left of the facade is a projecting wing, added in 1924 in the same style and containing a music room (deposited plans in Lancashire Record Office). | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Bowland Shale Formation |  |  | 92445, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  | Bilsborough Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13524 | Lady Whitehead Farm and [NAME] | Myerscough | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | Myerscough & Bilsborrow | SD | 352538 | 439768 | Farm | House and barn, early C19. Coursed sandstone rubble with slate roof. 2 storeys, 2 bays. Left-hand bay has sashed windows with glazing bars and plain stone surrounds. Right-hand bay has small windows with plain stone surrounds. Door, between bays, has plain stone surround and a hood of 2 pitched stone slates. Chimney on left-hand gable. [NAME] adjoining to right has lower roof. Its blocked wide entrance has a segmental arch and quoined jambs. To the right is a doorway with external sliding door. At the left is a door with plain stone surround which has a blocked window to its right with a similar surround. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 92446, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  | [NAME] FH.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13525 | [NAME] Church | Myerscough | Building | ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | Myerscough & Bilsborrow | SD | 351279 | 439803 | Place of Worship | Info from Pevsner, North Lancashire 1969: St. Hilda.1926-7 Free Perpendicular nave, aisles, (prominent) central crossing tower and chancel. | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 5699,92446, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  | [NAME], Bilsboro.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13526 | Myerscough Hall gate piers | Myerscough | Other | Myerscough Hall Drive ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | Myerscough & Bilsborrow | SD | 351084 | 440081 | Wall/archway/gateway | Entrance piers and walls, mid C18. Piers of rusticated sandstone ashlar. 2 outer piers of square plan, with dentilled cornices. Each has an Ionic pilaster attached to its west side. Curved walls of squared sandstone blocks with copings link the outer piers to the inner piers, which flank the drive. These piers are also rusticated and of square plan with pyramidal caps. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 92446, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  | [NAME], Myerscough Hall.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13527 | Canal Bridge 45 | Myerscough | Other | Myerscough Hall Drive ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | Myerscough & Bilsborrow | SD | 351032 | 440078 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Bridge over [NAME], opened 1797, engineer [NAME]. Squared sandstone blocks. Single elliptical arch with stepped keystone. Band below solid parapet with rounded top. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 92445,92446, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  | Canal Bridge 45.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13528 | Canal Bridge 43 | Myerscough | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],PRESTON | [NAME] | Myerscough & Bilsborrow | SD | 350351 | 439039 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Bridge over [NAME], opened 1797, engineer [NAME]. Squared sandstone blocks. Single elliptical arch with stepped keystone. Band below solid parapet with rounded top. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 92445,92446, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  | Canal Bridge 43.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13529 | Barton Cross |  | Other | Barton Lane ,Barton,PRESTON | Barton | Barton | SD | 353500 | 437332 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Re-erected cross, dated 1901, on base of former cross which may be late medieval. Base c2 metres square, of large slabs, a large cubic block (probably part of a cheese press) with a tapered block on top of it forming the pedestal to a simple stone cross. On the base on the north side of the pedestal is a square stone with hollowed centre which may be the footstone for the original shaft. The pedestal is lettered on the north side, stating that the cross was re-erected by [NAME] of Preston in 1901. The item is sited at the junction of an old track on a north-south axis. | Medieval | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 5699,92445,92446, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  | [NAME], [NAME], pers collection | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13530 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Barton,PRESTON | Barton | Barton | SD | 351652 | 437219 | Place of Worship | Church, 1895, by [NAME]. Yellow sandstone with red sandstone dressings, slate roof with red ridging tiles. Nave with aisles, south-west steeple, chancel with south chapel, in simple Decorated style. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Bunter Sandstone |  |  | 5699, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  | Barton Cross.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13531 | [NAME] Newsham |  | Building | ,Barton,PRESTON | Barton | Barton | SD | 351345 | 436272 | Place of Worship | 1905–6, Nave and chancel under one roof with polygonal apse; transept has two cross gables. Bellcote. | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 5699, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  |  | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13532 | Hepgreave Canal Bridge |  | Other | [NAME] ,Barton,PRESTON | Barton | Barton | SD | 350644 | 436589 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Bridge over [NAME], c.1797, Engineer [NAME]. Large sandstone blocks. Elliptical arch with triple keystones, bands, parapets with rounded coping, pilastered ends. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  |  | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 29th August 2011) |  |  | Canal Bridge 39.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 29-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13582 | Wrightington |  | Village | ,Wrightington,WIGAN | Wrightington | Wrightington | SD | 353718 | 410900 |  | Wrightington is a large rural parish without a defined centre, on the eastern edge of West Lancashire, parts merge into adjoining [NAME]. It comprises several small to medium sized villages on the eastern and southern slopes of [NAME] and the flanks of the [NAME] valley. Mostly sloping pasture, well wooded for Lancs. A district with a long history of quarrying stone, most older prestige buildings are stone and many stone farms and cottages are scattered through the country side. Curiously, the largest village, [NAME], a stone quarrying centre is mainly of later C19/20 brick buildings. | -9999 |  |  |  | SANDSTONE | Old [NAME] | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit.  Pevsner II - North Lancs |  | Several different beds of PLCM sandstone have been quarried within the parish including Old [NAME]  ,Crutchman sandstone and [NAME] | No . No general view | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13583 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Wrightington,WIGAN | Wrightington | Wrightington | SD | 353718 | 410900 | Place of Worship | Roman Catholic church and presbytery built 1892.  Sandstone rubble with slate roofs. Church comprises a nave, south porch, north and south transepts, crossing tower, and apsidal chancel. Nave of 3 bays with windows of 2 trefoiled lights under a pointed head with quatrefoil. Porch is gabled with outer doorway chamfered. West window of 4 lights under a pointed head with tracery. Crossing tower has pyramid roof, 2 bell openings and 2 lights on each side has paired trefoiled rose windows in north and south transept | Late C19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15199,15201,15202, | Site Visit. EHLB citation Pevsner II - North Lancs |  |  | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSC00471 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13584 | Wrightington Hall | Wrightington Hospital | Building | [NAME] ,Wrightington,WIGAN | Wrightington | Wrightington | SD | 353146 | 410636 | Civic | Formerly a large country house standing in extensive grounds (originally a vast deer park north and south of what is now A5209). Circa 1700, altered 1860. Squared sandstone with ashlar dressings. Hipped stone roof. Now an operational hospital (Wrightington Hospital established 1933) and stands amongst many C20 extensions and single storey structures. 2 storey, 7-bays with dormer attic windows in hipped slate roof. West front has large symmetrical 3-bay single storey C19 porch with arched windows/doorway separated by pilasters and elaborate cornice (added C19). Grey medium-grained sandstone with quoins, moulded window heads, sills and jambs. South side/front 5 bays. East symmetrical with 2-bay wings and recessed 3-bay centre. Added wing to left (north), 3-bays, 3-storey, flat? [NAME] ( does not correspond to floor levels of main building). Lower windows with architraves and outstanding pediments. In sandstone ashlar stone with pilasters. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 8514, | Site Visit. EHLB citation Pevsner II - North Lancs |  | Quoins of C17 house show obvious pink staining, less obvious pink tinges in general stone work. Later porch even smooth [NAME] stone. A mid c19 garden/terrace wall adjacent to the hall is also listed, separately   . | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSC00475 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13585 | Wrightington Bridge |  | Other | [NAME] ,Wrightington,WIGAN | Wrightington | Wrightington | SD | 353331 | 410823 | Structure | Public road bridge over Wrightington Pond. 1778, widened 1927. Sandstone ashlar with balustrade. Each face has 3 segmental arches, the middle one of greater diameter. Each has a moulding around the extrados. In each spandrel is a sunken boss. [NAME] is canted upwards towards the middle, as is the cornice below. End piers have shrunken panels. One of the faces was dismantled and rebuilt when the bridge was widened. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 8514, | Site Visit. EHLB citation Pevsner II - North Lancs |  | The bridge appears to have been a feature of the landscaped parkland of Wrightington Hall (the "Pond" is plainly a landscaped feature related to the Hall) but now carries the A5209 across the pond . There are no public view points from which to view the bridge, only the deck and balustrade  can be viewed. EH Images of England has no image | Yes. JSG. Personal collection | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13586 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 352478 | 409366 |  | The main settlement in Wrightington parish, a mainly C19 quarrying and railway village. 3 important transport systems come together in the bottom of here, the Douglas Navigation, Leeds-Liverpool Canal and [NAME] -Southport railway. Eastwards the village merges imperceptibly with [NAME], within the Wigan MBC area. Prior to the construction of the railway (1855), it comprised just a few scattered farms on the valley slope, a few houses/cottages around the river/canal bridge, and some wharfs on the canal linked by tramways to 2 quarries at Dawber's Delf (south of Skull House Lane) and [NAME] (in valley of [NAME], west of Appley Lane North). Also tramways to coal mines to the northeast within Shevington. At this time the quarries at Parbold/Hilldale/Harrock Hill were much more extensive than those at Appley Bridge. After the completion of the railway, the village grew quickly along the 3 main lanes - [NAME], [NAME] and Skull House Lane with both residential and industrial development. As a consequence the village has no true centre. Further quarries were developed in the next 100 years, eventually totalling 6. Much residential development took place around the basic network of 3 roads in the late C20 and C21. Despite the presence of intensive quarrying in the village, most buildings are brick. | C19/20. |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit. First Edition 6" to 1 mile maps. |  | The village includes a small Conservation Area (Ashfield Terrace ) covering an area east of Appley Lane North and north of the railway, with 1 street of C19 Victorian villas, 1 street of C18/19 cottages (Spring Bank ) and a short modern street of stone built late C20/21 detached houses. Stone worked at Dawber [NAME] and most later quarries around Appley Lane and Skull House Lane is Old [NAME] . Rock at Delf House Farm Delf was Crutchman Sandstone. | No general views | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13587 | Appley Bridge Railway Station | Station House | Building | Station Approach ,[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 352478 | 409366 | Other/miscellaneous | Station and station master's house. 1855 for Lancashire and [NAME] to Southport line. Now a public house and extended to the east. Snecked sandstone rubble with slate roof. [NAME] style. 2 storeys. Windows are chamfered and are mullioned and transomed with hoods. The south side, facing the platform, has a central projecting gabled wing which has a canted bay window on the ground floor and a 2-light window above. Each return wall of the wing has a chamfered  Tudor-arched doorway. To each side the building is of a single storey at the front. To the right is a square bay window, blind at the sides and of 2 lights at the front. To the left is a 2-light window with a door to its left. Gables coped. Chimneys to left of wing and at right | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15199,15201,15202, | Site Visit. EHLB citation Pevsner II - North Lancs |  | Similar to stations at Parbold and Burscough, but in different stone, probably Old [NAME]. Excavation in Old [NAME] with quarry type faces to west of station , formally a goods siding area. May have been a source of stone for railway structures. | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSC01886 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13588 | [NAME] | Bridge carrying [NAME] over railway. | Other | [NAME] ,Appley Bridge,WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 352321 | 409405 | Structure | Road bridge over Wigan-Southport railway c1855 for Lancashire and [NAME]. Squared sandstone blocks, laid as courses, snecked rubble. Single segmental arch. Parapet, coursed, snecked rubble with copings. Arch on north side seems to be sprung directly out of solid rock. Cutting must be in rock. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Old [NAME] |  |  | 15199,15201,15202, | Site Visit. |  | Excavation in Old [NAME] with quarry type  faces immediately adjacent on north side of tracks(east side [NAME], formally a goods siding area. May have been a source of stone for railway structures. | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSC01899 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13589 | 1 | [NAME] | Building | Canal Bank ,[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 352257 | 409240 | Dwelling house | A detached house, c early C19. Probably post dates construction of canal, but not necessarily contemporary. 1st in a short row of mixed cottages along canal bank (some brick). Squared flat-faced sandstone, thick even courses. 2 storey, double fronted, double depth, 4 windows to front, 2 up, 2 down, with painted sandstone? heads and sills. Heads, with bevelled ends (towards top); sills, projecting square ends. Central doorway with matching head but 2 courses lower than window heads adjacent. Flank sides to east, 4 bays. Modern? single storey extension to rear. | C18/19 |  | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] |  |  | 15199,15201,15202, | Site Visit. |  | Stone heavily blackened. Probably Old [NAME]. Pair of stone semi- detached cottages adjacent, may be older . Cleaned , showing typical greyish colour of Old [NAME]. | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSC01927 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13590 | Appley Bridge Locks |  | Other | Leeds-Liverpool Canal,West of Appley Lane North.,Appley Bridge,WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 351718 | 409629 | Structure | A group of stone built canal structures on [NAME] canal.  1)A pair of locks (currently operational) and associated chamber and walls. Probably original to LLC construction c1774. Lined with substantial sandstone ashlar blocks. Footbridge across western end.  2)2 pairs of locks separated by a basin, probably early C19. Built to duplicate original lock as a water saving measure. Now disused and semi-derelict. Footbridge across top lock missing, basin drained. Gates in a state of disrepair. Similar stone work to original lock. | C18/19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] |  |  | 15199,15201,15202, | Site Visit. EHLB citation |  | The 3 structures are separately listed. Numbers of mason's marks visible on blocks in downstream end of original lock. Stone probably sourced from [NAME] [NAME] (Crutchman Sandstone ) due north of lock, later (probably by time of construction of the later by-pass locks and basin. link by tramway to wharf on coal hereabouts. | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSC01910 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13591 | No 10 |  | Building | Spring Bank,[NAME],Appley Bridge,WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 352458 | 409900 | Dwelling house | House. C17 with C19 alterations. Sandstone rubble with timber framing, stone slate roof. A complicated and much altered building probably part of a larger earlier building. Ground floor clearly older than first floor, stonework to right of an obvious joint random rubble, with crude quoins topped by a weathered offset, at 1st floor level. Stone work above and to left of joint comprises very thin (flag like) courses of squared sandstone (EH citation says this is rebuilding) West side ground floor has mullioned window, the chamfered mullions and heads are pink course sandstone (could be Harrock Hill Grit ). To the left of this window is a rectangular window with what appears to be a timber lintel. On the first floor below the eaves is a timbered section with 6 panels defined by black square beams. Right gable is topped by a square stone chimney stack with flagstone cap. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 15198,96333, | Site Visit. EHLB citation. WLBC CAA Ashfield Terrace 2008 |  | The only listed building within the Ashfield Terrace Conservation Area. Adjacent to [NAME]'s [NAME], probably Old [NAME] in its flaggy form. | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSC01873 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13592 | 10 |  | Building | Ashfield Terrace ,[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 352426 | 409800 | Dwelling house | Detached house late C19. Typical late-Victorian villa. Stone fronted, rock-faced squared coursed sandstone with rock faced quoins. Sides and back? machine made brick. Slate roof. 2-storey, 2-bay, double depth. Lower windows, elaborate bays, with smooth stone corner columns with moulded pediment/cornice. Smooth finished stringing course at level of 1st floor sills. Central doorway up steps, with square moulded head/hood and square columns with mouldings and panels. | 1th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15199,15201,15202, | Site Visit.  WLBC CAA Ashfield Terrace 2008 |  | The one detached house in centre of 5 pairs of semi-detached villas all in broadly similar style. Part of a planned development. Within Ashfield Terrace Conservation Area. Street adjoins site of East (Central) [NAME] (Old [NAME]), could be assumed to be Old [NAME]. Courses so even the blocks  may be machine cut. | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSC01878 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13593 | Appley Bridge Village Hall |  | Building | [NAME] ,Appley Bridge,WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 352337 | 405907 | Civic | Village hall, formerly a school, altered. Probably mid C19. Rock-faced squared coursed sandstone rubble with smooth-faced quoins and other dressings. Single-storey, 3 bays. Originally symmetrical with a large central arched window set in forward facing gable. Arch, ½ round, segmental. Large rectangular window to left, counter part to right replaced by forward extension, with original roof carried down in cat-slide fashion. Finished in coursed rock-faced sandstone with quoins window, probably reclaimed stone. Double linked stone chimney stack on left gable. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 15198,96333, | Site Visit. |  | Probably Old [NAME] | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSCO1864 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13594 | [NAME] | Wrightington | Village | ,[NAME],Wrightington,WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 352638 | 413615 |  | The northern part of Wrightington parish, mostly mixed houses and businesses strung out along Mossy Lea Road, in several separately named hamlets eg  [NAME], [NAME], [NAME].  Mostly C20 brick house with a scatter of C19 and earlier buildings, a few in stone.  To the east and west pasture land with scattered farmsteads mostly of brick. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit |  |  | No general views | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13595 | Church of St James | WrightingtonWrightington and Heskin Parish Church | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Wrightington,WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 352638 | 413615 | Place of Worship | Church 1857. Snecked [NAME]/yellow sandstone rubble, well squared blocks with ashlar dressings. Nave, south aisle and attached porch and lower chancel. West (left) gable of nave has a wheel window and gabled bellcote. Nave 4 bays with paired lancets, each separated by buttresses. Aisle (south el) has 3 similar windows and buttresses. Gabled open porch with pointed arch. East  gable has 3 stepped lancets. Stone shows extensive cross bedding where weathered, in porch unweathered stone looks almost white. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 114471,155458, | Site Visit. EHLB citation Pevsner II  - North Lancs |  | Located in open country about 1/2 mile west of Wrightington Bar X roads and about 11/2 miles north east of Harrock Hill. Also serves Heskin. Stone could be Harrock Hill Grit but shows no pink colouration and is not as course. A quarry in Rough Rock located about 500m to north west adjacent to Brook House PH. | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. [NAME], detail DSC00461 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13596 | Brook House Public House | Wrightington | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Wrightington,WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 352274 | 414044 | Entertainment/leisure | Public House. Early C19.Coursed, squared rock-faced sandstone. Slate roof. 2-storey, 2 bays, single/ 1½ storey 1 bay later extension to the right. Door slightly to left of centre, windows to left and right, up and down. Windows with painted sandstone heads, sills and jambs. Door with stone head and rounded jambs, head 2 courses lower than window heads. Stone grey/buff, even courses, thin. | -9999 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 114471,155458, | Site Visit |  | To left of pub is a significant old quarry now part of the pub grounds. Substantial faces of massive gritstone. Mapped as Rough Rock. May have been [NAME] in base. Pub probably built from stone in quarry , but courses too thin for usual Rough Rock. Could be [NAME] flags? | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSC00804 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13597 | Tunley Presbyterian Church | [NAME] Chapel | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Wrightington,WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 353827 | 412409 | Place of Worship | Presbyterian Chapel with attached Sunday school and Church Hall. Chapel 1691. Sunday school 1880. Restored 1897. Modern extension to Sunday school/hall. Set in church yard and grounds with a manse adjacent. Original chapel a small plain rectangle. Coursed sandstone rubble, stone slate roof. Even narrow courses. 3 4-light mullioned windows each side but mullions and surrounds rendered over and thought to be restorations, stone hoods to windows. Small  bellcote at western (entrance ) end also low added porch (1971). Attached at eastern end to later Sunday school at right angles and slate roof also coursed sandstone rubble, added to that is a modern stone built extension with slate roof. An inscription on the original chapel says it was rebuilt in 1880. In the church yard several  C18 gravestones (eg such dates as 1753) upstanding smooth sandstone flags. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 96323, | Site Visit. EHLB citation Pevsner II - North Lancs |  |  | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSC02155/2157/2158. Gravestone, [NAME] | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13598 | White Lion Public House | Wrightington | Building | [NAME],Hunger Hill,Wrightington,WIGAN | Hunger Hill | Wrightington | SD | 353976 | 411182 | Entertainment/leisure | Public House. C19. Coursed, squared sandstone with quoins. Slate roof. 2-storey, 2 bays. Door slightly to left of centre, windows to left and right, up and down, with smooth sandstone heads, sills and jambs. Added wooden bays to ground floor windows and pitched canopy (slate) with brackets over door. Attached to left and slightly set back, is a single story 2-bay extension with slate roof and similar stone work. Probably 2 small cottages incorporated into the pub. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 96323, | Site Visit |  |  | Yes. JSG. Personal collectionDSC02151 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13599 | 269-273 Mossy Lea Road | Wrightington | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Wrightington,WIGAN | [NAME] | Wrightington | SD | 353670 | 412530 | Dwelling house | A row of 3 2-storey cottages cC19. Now 2 dwellings. Nos 271 and273 (right hand end) appear to have been merged into one dwelling. Coursed squared sandstone. Slate roof. Each cottage single bay with door to left of single windows. Windows with simple stone heads and sills (painted) No 269 (left end ) has small added porch with slated pitched roof, cleaned stone work. Stone chimney in ridge to right gable, central stone chimney to left cottage. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 96323, | Site Visit |  |  | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSC02166 | 30-DEC-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13600 | Croston |  | Village | ,Croston,CHORLEY | Croston | Croston | SD | 349009 | 418394 |  | Substantial village in lowland western Lancashire, straddling River Yarrow. An ancient place. Church recorded as early as 1075. Originally a borough, market town and centre of one of the largest parishes in England, which included Chorley (now a medium-sized industrial town) as well as several other places. Lost its borough status and market and parish, subsequently divided up into 6 parishes starting in 1641. Only remaining medieval building is parish church. Predominantly a village of C18 and C19 buildings with considerable C20 additions. Historic core centred on Town Road and Grape Lane. Predominantly brick built. Only the main prestige buildings constructed in stone. Older stone buildings constructed in coarse sandstone, C19 buildings and later incorporate various sandstones from wider area. Conservation Area, numerous listed buildings and registered historic park and garden (grounds of former Croston Hall). | C18 C19 | Conservation area. | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Longridge Stone , Slate | Not Entered |  |  | Pevsner . [NAME] |  | Pevsner said it is  "the prettiest lowland village in Lancashire". Roofs mostly slate but some older building have sandstone slates, especially older ones. One of main points of interest is the approach to the parish church via Church St comprising low C18, early C19 terraces of brick cottages with sandstone sett paved street, possibly the most photographed street in Lancashire. The village has no local sources of stone the closest source is the flanks of Harrock Hill about 4 miles to the south. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2063. | 07-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13601 | Parish Church of St Michael |  | Building | [NAME] ,Croston,CHORLEY | Croston | Croston | SD | 349009 | 418394 | Place of Worship | C16 parish church with ?C15 tower. On the site of a medieval church (remains of earlier building dated to about 1230 identified in sanctuary) Late Gothic style. Much altered and improved. Altered in C17; partly rebuilt C18; "beautified" 1823; restored 1866-7. Squat square tower with battlements. Nave, chancel and side arcades roofed in sandstone slates also battlemented. All stone construction in squared grey coarse sandstone blocks. Dressings and carvings mostly in same stone. | C15 -C19 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Pevsner . EHLB citation. [NAME] (downloaded 13/12/2010). Site Visit. |  | Pevsner said "This is a strange building. It is all late Gothic, but nothing seems quite right". Some of the gritstone has a pinkish tinge and distinct cross bedding. Mostly it appears there is considerable consistency in the stone work despite the many rebuildings and alterations, however, in places there are blocks of alien stones probably Sherwood sandstone. This is probably accounted for by the reuse of stone from earlier buildings in rebuilding. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2076. | 07-FEB-11 | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13602 | Old School |  | Building | [NAME] ,Croston,CHORLEY | Croston | Parish | SD | 348970 | 418390 | Civic | Former  school in churchyard of [NAME] PC. Rebuilt in 1827 on site of, and from, former (free) Croston Grammar School founded 1660, originated in 1382. All squared sandstone. Abuts River Yarrow to rear. Comprises central block, 2 stories with steeply pitched roof (slate covered) and with central arch forming pathway through to footbridge over River Yarrow to detached cemetery. Tudor style. Prominent stone chimneys. 2 wings at right angles, both with lower roof line and shallower pitch. To left single storey, to right two storey with C21 extension to furthest right (function room) with porch with old stone slate roof. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Pevsner, EHLB citation |  | Former village school now parish rooms/hall/community centre also nursery school. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2075; detail IMG_2090. | 07-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13603 | RC Church of the Holy Cross |  | Building | Grape Lane ,Croston,CHORLEY | Croston | Croston | SD | 349263 | 418051 | Place of Worship | A small family chapel connected with former Croston Hall. Built 1857 by FW Pugin for the de Trafford family of Croston Hall. Gothic style. Small with rock faced sandstone below slate roof. 3 bay chancel, 2 bay nave, with bellcote on west gable. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Pevsner, EHLB citation |  | [NAME] was mainly brick with stone dressing (like the lodge). The park to the former hall is registered. Main feature is the extensive stone boundary wall and lodge. | See EH Images of England,  www.imagesofengland.org.uk/details/default.aspx?id=184328 . | 07-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13604 | Town Bridge |  | Other | Town Road ,Croston,CHORLEY | Croston | Croston | SD | 348966 | 418472 | Structure | Ancient stone bridge in centre of village crossing the River Yarrow. Stone with marked hump, graceful arch and sett-paved street surface. Squared sandstone blocks. Grey coarse sandstone some with a tinge of pink. Date on parapet 1682. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Pevsner, EHLB citation. Field Visit. |  | Still a full public highway open to traffic. Forms an important group with church, [NAME] and town cross. Much photographed and painted. Pevsner says that date might actually be about 1671, the accounts for its construction still exist ( it cost £29:18s). | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2064; detail 1- IMG_2066, detail2 IMG_2069. | 07-FEB-11 | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13605 | Town Cross | Cross in Church St | Other | [NAME] ,Croston,CHORLEY | Croston | Croston | SD | 348984 | 418464 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Village Cross, possibly C16 or C17. Only base - 4 squared sandstone steps - remain of original. Topped by restored modern cross. Curious sort form. Carved from single block. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Pevsner, EHLB citation. Field Visit. |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2072. | 07-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13606 | Gate to Croston Rectory |  | Other | Town Road ,Croston,CHORLEY | Croston | Croston | SD | 349121 | 418451 | Structure | Stone gateway. Probably C18. Sandstone rubble and dressings. Tripartite arches in Gothic style with broken central march and flanking ogee-headed gateways with remains of windows above them. Like a ruin, or folly. Lower part most prominent with squared sandstone blocks with carved and mouldings to openings. Sandstone coarse-grained, grey, some with pinkish tinge. | C18? | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | EHLB citation, field work |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2055. | 07-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13607 | [NAME] Terrace |  | Building | Westhead Road ,Croston,CHORLEY | Croston | Croston | SD | 348855 | 418725 | Dwelling house | Terrace of 4 single storey dwellings under pitched slate roof. Built as almshouses/memorial c1936. Fine grained yellow/[NAME] sandstone, even machine cut blocks, rock faced. [NAME] in even courses. Central gable/pediment with inscription in stone panel. | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Pevsner, field visit |  | Built as a memorial to Lt [NAME] (died in Great War 1917) by  his parents and grandparents. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2134; detail IMG_2133. | 07-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13608 | [NAME] | 129 and 133 Station Road | Building | Station Road ,Croston,CHORLEY | Croston | Croston | SD | 348890 | 418708 | Dwelling house | Pair of almshouses in a small low rectangular block. Single storey under pitched stone slate roof brick chimney in each gable. Coursed squared sandstone (or rubble). Originally 3 almshouses, altered and modernised. Inscription plaque dated 1692. Narrow front garden with sandstone rubble wall to street, c1m high with rounded copings and massive gate pillars with rounded globe tops carved from a single block. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Crutchman Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 96324, | EHLB citation, Pevsner, field work |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2037; [NAME]. | 07-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13609 | Former police Station |  | Building | Station Road ,Croston,CHORLEY | Croston | Croston | SD | 348685 | 418895 | Dwelling house | Former purpose-designed police dated 1880, now a number of residential units. Bright red machine-made bricks, with prominent stone dressings, smooth quoins and an elaborate cornice. Large date stone (1880) and crest stone set in front elevation. Plain stone architrave to windows and elaborate door surround with pediment and battered pilasters (Pevsner said this gave it a slightly Egyptian look). | 1th Century | Conservation area. | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Longridge Stone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Pevsner II : site visit |  | Stone smooth, [NAME], fine textured sandstone, typical [NAME]. Pevsner called it handsome, but did Croston need so much law and order in 1880?. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2136 | 14-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13610 | Former station master's house |  | Building | Station Road ,Croston,CHORLEY | Croston | Croston | SD | 348715 | 419282 | Dwelling house | Former Station Master's house on east platform of Croston Railway Station on Preston-Liverpool line. Line and station still live as passenger service. Croston unmanned halt, but house now a private dwelling.  Sandstone rubble under hipped slate roof. Railway opened 1849, building probably of about that date. | 1th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site visit. |  | Yellowish, with some pink blocks, visible bedding. Fine-to medium-grained sandstone. Somewhat shaley with extensive weathering. Probably Ormskirk Sandstone with Harrock Hill Grit dressings. May be same source as some railway buildings in [NAME] on the same line. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2130 | 16-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13611 | Great Hanging Bridge |  | Other | [NAME] ,Croston,CHORLEY | Croston | Croston | SD | 346651 | 417980 | Structure | Public road bridge spanning River Douglas (new cut). Rock-faced sandstone, three arched spans, 2 smaller side spans with larger central span. Low segmental arches with triple keystones and archbands. Two rounded cutwaters and pilastered piers. Parapets of large tooled blocks with half round tops.  Each block forms full height of parapet. Probably replacements. South parapet lettered on inside GREAT HANDING BRIDGE. Probably early to mid C18. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II; site visit |  | Yellowish, medium grained sandstone. Possible source Parbold | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC0009. | 14-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13612 | Bretherton |  | Village | ,Bretherton,PRESTON | Bretherton | Bretherton | SD | 347574 | 420432 |  | Linear village strung out along the South Road ([NAME]), occupying slightly raised ground between Bretherton and Much Hoole Mosses to the north and [NAME] to the south. Mostly brick built C18 farmhouses, barns etc now converted to residential use. Only all stone building PC of St John. Many brick buildings have stone dressings and/or stone slate roofs. Most important buildings (Bank Hall and [NAME] (both grade II* ) are outside village centre and brick built. Some C19/20 additions. | C18-C20 | Conservation area. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit. |  | Building of most interest is Bank Hall (grade II* -  Jacobean with C19 enlargements), brick built with extensive stone dressings, is in a ruinous state, too dangerous to inspect the stone work in detail. | No general view. | 14-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13613 | Parish Church of St John the Evangelist. |  | Building | South Road ,Bretherton,PRESTON | Bretherton | Bretherton | SD | 347574 | 420432 | Place of Worship | Modest sandstone church by Edmund Share (1839-40). Nave 4 bays, steeple with curious tall open porch and diagonal buttresses. Perpendicular style. Restored by  Austin 1898. Chancel and vestry added  1908-9. | 1th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II; site visit |  | A commissioners church. This building closely resembles  the PC of [NAME] [NAME], by the same architect and of the same date. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2109 | 21-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13614 | Ebenezer Congregational Church |  | Building | South Road ,Bretherton,PRESTON | Bretherton | Bretherton | SD | 347335 | 420485 | Place of Worship | Congregational chapel in smooth faced red machine made brick. Large handsome porch in smooth dressed sandstone. Pair of giant pilasters and large  arched window protruding into pediment. Other smooth sandstone/ashlar dressings. Date stone 1896. | 1th Century | Conservation area. | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Pevsner II. Site visit |  | Stone probably Longridge Stone - Pendle Grit. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2121 | 21-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13615 | [NAME] |  | Building | Carr House Lane ,Bretherton,PRESTON | Bretherton | Bretherton | SD | 346270 | 421474 | Dwelling house | Brick built manor house of 1613, with 3 storey porch. Prominent sandstone quoins and monumental sandstone head with raised inscription over porch entrance carved from a single block of sandstone. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,7182,7183,8514,93621, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II; site visit |  | Dressings mostly course sandstone but 2 large blocks , one each site of porch entrance and some others are distinctive "Bunter" sandstone of unknown origin, perhaps reused for elsewhere and/or inserted in a restoration scheme.  This is reputed to be the location of the observation of the transit of Venus by Rev Jeremiah Horrocks in 1639. | See EH Images of England,  www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/default.aspx?pid=2&id=184266. | 21-FEB-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13616 | Mawdesley |  | Village | ,Mawdesley,CHORLEY | Mawdesley | Mawdesley | SD | 349125 | 414625 |  | Rural village on the western extremities of Chorley Borough. Located on the edge of the extensive mosslands of western Lancashire and north of the Harrock Hill, on rising ground. Originally part of the ancient parish of Croston, the village has a curious circular form. It is set along a circle of roads and lanes - clockwise, New Lane, [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] and Brow, Back Lane, [NAME]. The present village is centred on the hamlet of Hurst Green, an area of predominantly brick houses farms and cottages with considerable C20 suburban additions. The historic core however, is located around Hall Lane where there outcrops of Triassic ("Bunter") sandstones with several buildings including the C17 Mawdesley Hall constructed of the stone on which they stand. The villages two most important churches, both C19 are located well outside the confines of the village, a Methodist Chapel occupies a central location in Hurst Green at the Four Lane Ends junction. | Some C17 and C18 buildings, predominantly C19 and C20 |  | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit; Mawdesley Village web site - www Mawdesley- village.org.uk - downloaded 08/03/2011 |  | Sherwood Sandstone (fine grained, red friable) outcrops along Hall Lane and in shallow valley of New Reed Brook and unnamed tributary. Old mapping shows small scale working in the C19 but two larger extractions occurred in C20. Except for a few buildings in immediate vicinity very few examples on its use exist elsewhere in the village | No general view. | 08-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13617 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Mawdesley,CHORLEY | Mawdesley | Mawdesley | SD | 349767 | 415109 | Dwelling house | Originally small early C17 "gentry" hall (dated 1625 and 1655), much altered and added to with wings of C18 and C19 and C20 renovations.  Original hall, timber framed on (red?) sandstone plinth, left wing red sandstone with quoins, right wing brick with red sandstone quoins. | 1th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Bunter Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  | 15193, |  | Site Visit;  Pevsner II; EHLB citation. |  | Surface outcrops of Bunter sandstone and mapped small scale quarries exist immediately south of [NAME]. Some buildings including [NAME] are given an address of New Street by EH in listed building citations (and by Pevsner), but the correct current address is [NAME]. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2154. | 08-MAR-11  [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13618 | Entrance Steps to Mawdesley Hall |  | Other | [NAME] ,Mawdesley,CHORLEY | Mawdesley | Mawdesley | SD | 349775 | 415083 | Structure | Entrance steps, originally with integral viewing platform on open-topped turret and said to have an inscription [NAME]. Now much reduced. Sited on a steep bank at the side of [NAME] the steps spring off in situ Sherwood Sandstone exposure, rising in 8 steps from the east parallel to the road with retaining walls left and right. Retaining wall to right also forms boundary wall to hall garden and appears to have been much repaired and altered. Original wall in red Sherwood sandstone springs off outcrop of same rock but sections appeared to have been replaced with a grey gritstone ( see note) and a carved/moulded coping in  matching stone added. | C17? | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Bunter Sandstone , [NAME], medium-grained sandstone |  | 15193, |  | Site Visit;  Pevsner II; EHLB citation; Mawdesley village website. |  | Surface outcrops of Bunter sandstone and mapped small scale quarries exist immediately south of Hall Lane . Also as part of structure. Other sources claim stairs were built about 1613. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2153. Also old black and white post card image c1910 from Mawdesley village web site, www.mawdesley-village.org.uk/image/mhs_large.jpg.. | 08-MAR-11  [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13619 | Black Bull Inn |  | Building | [NAME] ,Mawdesley,CHORLEY | Mawdesley | Mawdesley | SD | 349866 | 415118 | Entertainment/leisure | Public House in squared red sandstone in diminishing courses  and some quoins. Slate roof? Probably not original. Originally a farm house. To the left mullioned windows with hoodmould. Modern porch in matching stone. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Bunter Sandstone , Slate |  | 15193, |  | Site Visit;  Pevsner II; EHLB citation; Mawdesley village website. |  | Surface outcrops of Bunter sandstone and mapped small scale quarries exist immediately south of Hall Lane. Other sources claim building dates from 1580's. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2152. | 08-MAR-11  [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13620 | City Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Mawdesley,CHORLEY | Mawdesley | Mawdesley | SD | 349936 | 415109 | Dwelling house | Cottage. C17 altered. Timber framed with timbers showing on front elevation. Single storey with dormer. Stone slate roof. Said to have a high stone plinth, but now rendered over. Stone gable to left end but painted over, probably roughly coursed (red?) squared sandstone. Modern extension to right end. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  | 15193, |  | Site Visit;  Pevsner II; EHLB citation. |  | Other sources give building date as 1623 | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2168. | 08-MAR-11  [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13621 | City Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Mawdesley,CHORLEY | Mawdesley | Mawdesley | SD | 349940 | 415109 | Dwelling house | Cottage and adjoining store/workshop. C17. 2 storey in coursed squared sandstone with quoins. [NAME] in course grey gritstone. Adjoining workshop also in red sandstone but courses crude and irregular. Flight of external steps up to 1st floor door in grey gritstone rubble with treads made from large single blocks of course gritstone. Blue slate roof to both elements, probably not original. | 17th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Bunter Sandstone , Grey, coarse-grained sandstone , Slate |  | 15193, |  | Site Visit;  Pevsner II. |  | Surface outcrops of Bunter sandstone and mapped small scale quarries exist immediately south of Hall Lane. Other sources give building date at least of part  as 1591 (date stone) | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2167; step detail - IMG_2162. | 08-MAR-11  [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13622 | Church of St Peter |  | Building | [NAME] ,Mawdesley,CHORLEY | Mawdesley | Mawdesley | SD | 348955 | 414394 | Place of Worship | Church, built 1840 by E [NAME]. Squared sandstone with slate roof. Nave and west steeple, mixed Gothic style 5 bays. Chancel added 1878/9 by Balmer. Stone work in squared blocks of coarse sandstone with a rough tooled finish. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,96288,96320, | Site Visit;  Pevsner II; EHLB citation. |  | Defiantly NOT built in the local Sherwood Sandstone. May be Harrock Hill Grit , but does not show typical pink colouration. Could be Brookbottome x Hurst House [NAME] (Heskin Delf), or Rough Rock x Brook House [NAME].) This church is very similar to [NAME] built at about the same time by the same architect, except it does not have the open porch below the tower. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2171 | 08-MAR-11  [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13623 | Church of St Peter and  [NAME]) and attached presbytery |  | Building | [NAME] ,Mawdesley,CHORLEY | Mawdesley | Mawdesley | SD | 350810 | 414671 | Place of Worship | Church with integral presbytery built 1830-31. An austere building with a small bellcote on  the east gable and very plain 2 storey presbytery attached at the west end. [NAME], coarse, coursed, squared sandstone with tooled finish and quoins. Slate roof. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,5699,7180,7181,7182,7183,96288,96320, | Site Visit;  Pevsner II; EHLB citation. |  | Appears to have been the first purpose built church in Mawdesley and pre dates the C of E church of [NAME]. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2200. | 08-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13624 | Mawdesley Methodist Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Mawdesley,CHORLEY | Mawdesley | Mawdesley | SD | 349125 | 414625 | Place of Worship | Methodist church built 1905. Grey rock faced sandstone with matching dressings. Gabled west front to [NAME] framed by octagonal piers rising to pinnacles with long finials. Tall slated "spirelet" attached to roof ridge at west end. Large west window in gable with tracery. Boundary retaining wall to street in matching stone with small pillars and retaining wrought iron fencing. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site Visit;  Pevsner II. |  | Pevsner thought it attractively done. Stone could be Longridge Stone (Pendle Grit) | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2187. | 08-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13625 | School | Sunday School, Church Hall, adjacent to above | Building | [NAME] ,Mawdesley,CHORLEY | Mawdesley | Mawdesley | SD | 349100 | 414595 | Civic | School, Sunday School or church hall adjacent to Methodist church in matching stone work but plainer architecture. Single storey with gable to street and pitched slated roof, block at back ditto attached at right angles. Various extensions and additions. | 20th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, |  |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2189. | 08-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13626 | Heskin |  | Village | ,Heskin,[NAME],CHORLEY | Heskin | Heskin | SD | 352555 | 415665 |  | Diffuse parish with no discernible centre and no parish church. Generally gentle topography but rises to the southwest towards [NAME]. Most development is strung along the B5250 which runs roughly north-south and more or less divides the parish into two parts. Otherwise houses and farms are scattered along a network of minor roads. Quite a few examples are of C17 and C18, in brick, stone and timber, predominantly of brick but occasionally with stone dressings and/or with stone plinths. Considerable C20 development along and adjacent to B5250 . | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit |  | This is a parish without a parish church. The building of most interest is Heskin Hall (Grade 1 - dated 1670) is brick built with blue slate roof. A limited amount of stone dressings not included in the study, but is used as the centre marker of the parish  in cols O and P. The park to the hall is a scheduled historic park and garden. The parish is the site of a sandstone quarry Heskin or [NAME] , which worked  Brookbottoms Sandstone well into the 1950s or 60s. Located at [NAME], the site remains but is flooded and operating as a diving centre. | No general  view. | 08-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13627 | Pyebrook Hall |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],CHORLEY | Heskin | Heskin | SD | 352789 | 414914 | Dwelling house | House, dated 1822 on a rainhead but could be earlier. Coursed squared grey sandstone and plinth of dressed blocks. 2 storey; rectangular 4 room plan, "Tuscan" porch to front elevation, service wing at rear. 1st floor windows round heads with stone architraves and keystones. Roof in blue slate pyramidal, standing above a cornice. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 114471, | EHLB citation |  |  | See EH Images of England: www.imagesof England/Details/default.aspx?pid=2&id=184387 . ([NAME] --184388) | 09-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13628 | Cragg's Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],CHORLEY | Heskin | Heskin | SD | 352779 | 414914 | Dwelling house | Former farmhouse dated 1662 on porch; extended, altered and renovated. Coursed thin sandstone rubble. [NAME] red (concrete?) tiles. All 2 storey. Originally 2 bays extended to the right. 5-light mullion window to left of porch, with hoodmoulds. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock |  |  | 114471, | EHLS citation, images of England |  | Red concrete tiles. | See EH  Images of England; ww.imagesofengland.org.uk?default/defaulf.aspx?pid=2&id=184386 . | 09-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13629 | [NAME] Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME],Heskin,[NAME],CHORLEY | Heskin | Heskin | SD | 352971 | 413885 | Farm | Farmhouse, later C17 altered in C18 andC19. Coursed sandstone with quoins, stone slate roof, two storey front. Various outbuildings and service buildings. Mullioned windows. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 114471, | EHLB citation |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. House [NAME]: [NAME] DSC00801. | 09-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13630 | Old Heskin Hall Farmhouse. |  | Building | [NAME],Heskin,[NAME],CHORLEY | Heskin | Heskin | SD | 351326 | 415547 | Farm | Farmhouse, early C19. Watershot coursed squared sandstone with sandstone dressings. [NAME] red tiles (front) slate (rear). 4 room square plan, 2 storey. Plinth, band, raised quoins moulded eaves. Round headed doorway with keystones. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 114471, | EHLB citation |  |  | See EH Images of England: www.images of england.org.uk/Details/default.aspx?pid=2&id=184384 , (barn --184385) . | 09-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13631 | Gate piers at entrance to drive to Heskin Hall |  | Other | [NAME],Heskin,[NAME],CHORLEY | Heskin | Heskin | SD | 352865 | 415768 | Wall/archway/gateway | 2 gate piers, perhaps late C17. Dressed stone, each pier square in section C.3 high. Massive decorated in Renaissance style. Panelled pedestals and pillars with moulded cornices etc. Very prominent moulded cap. Stone smooth fine-medium grained [NAME] sandstone. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Brooksbottoms Grit |  |  | 15194, | EHLD citation |  | Could be Longridge Stone (Pendle Grit) , but a very early example this far south if it is. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC02177. | 09-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13632 | Tarleton |  | Village | ,[NAME],PRESTON | Tarleton | Tarleton | SD | 345115 | 420420 |  | Substantial linear village strung out along Church Road and [NAME] north of the A59 Liverpool to Preston road following boulder clay ridge separating the River Douglas to the east and extensive reclaimed mossland to the west. The centre is around Church Road and Plox Brow at the southern end where there are a number of C17/18 brick built farmhouses and cottages (mostly converted to shops etc). The remainder of the village comprises mainly C20 residential and service developments around the centre and along Hesketh Lane. Modest C19 industrial developments down along the banks of the R [NAME] and [NAME] canal. The centre of an important  horticultural growing area with extensive glasshouse spreading out from the village westwards on to extensive mossland. Very few stone buildings but a few older brick buildings have stone plinths and dressings and stone boundary walls. | -9999 |  | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit |  |  | No general view. | 10-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13633 | Holy Trinity Church |  | Building | Church Road ,Tarleton,PRESTON | Tarleton | Tarleton | SD | 345115 | 420430 | Place of Worship | Substantial sandstone parish church with broached spire. 1886.  Slate roof. Grey to [NAME] sandstone fine- to medium-grained rock-faced sandstone with smooth stone dressings in same stone.  Stone machine cut in even courses. Boundary wall and gate piers in matching stone | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Longridge Stone , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site Visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME]. | 10-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13634 | Tarleton Holy Trinity Primary School | Tarleton C of E Primary School | Building | Church Road ,Tarleton,PRESTON | Tarleton | Tarleton | SD | 345119 | 420465 | Civic | Single storey school built in matching stone to church with blue slate roof. Symmetrical rectangular plan with 3 hips on front elevation. Similar rock-faced sandstone and dressings to church . | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Longridge Stone , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site Visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00047. | 10-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13635 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | Bank Bridge ,Tarleton,PRESTON | Tarleton | Tarleton | SD | 345670 | 420128 | Place of Worship | Church built 1719 as a chantry or chapel, probably replacing an earlier pre-reformation timber structure, a chapel of ease. Now a mortuary chapel, linked to Holy Trinity and standing in an extensive graveyard. A simple oblong brick structure of only 4 bays with round headed windows with original Georgian type glazing bars. Stone flag roof. West gable is rendered/stuccoed above protruding flat roofed porch (later addition of 1824), with stone gable copings extended upwards as  small rectangular tower as stuccoed. Above a stone band, grey and pink sandstone blocks with small belfry openings, topped by an open rotunda with 8 stone pillars holding up a cornice topped by a dome and ball finial and weather vane, also an addition of 1824. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Pevsner II , EHLB citation, site visit. |  | Sandstone blocks in tower may be Harrock Hill Grit. The church stands just a few hundred metres from the Leeds-Liverpool Canal (Rufford Branch), opened 1781  which would give a direct link to sources of Harrock Hill Grit at Parbold. Also available in the same area would have been source rocks roofing and other flagstones. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00132. | 10-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13636 | Bank Bridge Warehouse |  | Building | Bank Bridge ,Tarleton,PRESTON | Tarleton | Tarleton | SD | 345982 | 420278 | Industrial | Canal warehouse, probably 1790. 3 bays and 3 storeys. Red brick with substantial sandstone dressings. Both sides and both gables have full height loading bays with 3 vertical stacked segmental-headed loading doorways which have massive lintels with rustication. Also rusticated quoins. Slate roof. Loading bays in south gable (facing road) only extend to top 2 stories since road level there hides the lowest level. Coarse yellow/[NAME] coarse sandstone. | Late C18 | Listed Grade II. | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Pevsner, EHLB citation, |  | Sandstone most probable brought by the canal from the Parbold area, possibly  Harrock Hill Grit but much yellower than [NAME] tower nearby, and no hint of pink colouration. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00745. | 10-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13637 | Canal Bridge |  | Other | Bank Bridge ,Tarleton,PRESTON | Tarleton | Tarleton | SD | 345986 | 420246 | Structure | Public road bridge spanning Leeds-Liverpool Canal (Rufford Branch) (also known as "new cut") (completed 1781). Probably c1790. Squared sandstone. Elliptical portal with dressed voussoirs, band, parapet with rounded coping. Pilastered ends to curved outer ends of keepers. | Late C18 | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | EHLB citation |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME]. | 10-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13638 | [NAME] |  | Other | Bank Bridge ,Tarleton,PRESTON | Tarleton | Tarleton | SD | 346040 | 420277 | Structure | Public road bridge over River Douglas. Dated 1812 on a key stone (south side). Large rock-faced blocks of sandstone. 3 segmental arches  with rusticated voussoirs on the south side. Central arch has dated keystone AD 1821. Triangular cut waters finished with concave chamfer. Parapet of large tooled blocks with rounded coping. Panelled pilasters over cutwater. North side has similar cutwaters and parapet but arches are of pinkish sandstone (the listing text refers to them as red). The voussoirs are recessed with an arch band over them. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | EHLB citation |  | Date of bridge (1821) does not correspond to suggested  date of adjacent bridge over LeedsLiv canal  (c.1790). The bridge has marked similarities to other bridges upstream (Great Hanging and White Bridges) but somewhat scaled up because of extra width of the [NAME] hereabouts. In particular the cutwaters with the concave chamfer is strongly reminiscent of the White Bridge at Rufford. Those bridges are attributed to the development of the Douglas Navigation, 1721-1760, much earlier than the date given on the southern side of the bridge 1821. A longitudinal joint in the soffit of the bridge suggests that the bridge has been extended. The northern part is about half the width of the southern part. Which was built first is a problem. The listing text suggests the southern arches are earlier and the remains of a formerly narrower bridge. The "red" colouration referred to seems likely to be from Harrock Hill Grits rather than Triassic sandstones , similar blocks can be seen in the White Bridge at Rufford. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00761. | 10-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13639 | Hesketh Bank |  | Village | ,Hesketh Bank,PRESTON | Hesketh Bank | [NAME] with - Becconsall | SD | 344650 | 423240 |  | Now a northward extension of [NAME] with mixed frontage development stung out  along Station Road (a continuation of [NAME]) with clusters of C20 development east and west. Originally a hamlet on the banks of the River Ribble. Almost entirely brick built. | -9999 |  | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit |  | Only 2 stone buildings of note | No general image. | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13640 | Church of All Saints | New All Saints | Building | Station Road ,Hesketh Bank,PRESTON | Hesketh Bank | [NAME] with - Becconsall | SD | 344650 | 423240 | Place of Worship | Small C20 church by Austin and Paley(1925). A broad tower with clock faces the street, simple rectangular nave to rear with only 2 bays. Angled buttresses to tower, side porch. Rock faced squared grey-buff sandstone. Occasional blocks a pinkish colour. Medium to coarse texture. | 20th Century |  | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Pevsner II |  | Given the date could be Longridge Stone but may be Harrock Hill Grit or similar | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00067. | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13641 | Booth's Super Market (Hesketh Bank Branch) | Hesketh Bank | Building | Station Road,Becconsall,Hesketh Bank,PRESTON | [NAME] | [NAME] with - Becconsall | SD | 344805 | 422775 | Retail/commercial | A new build supermarket for EH Booth group, commissioned December 2010. Sandstone rubble masonry to front elevation, with thin stringing courses. Hand pitched fine grained sandstone some blocks with iron stained faces showing. | 21th Century |  |  | Other | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Site Visit |  | A good example of the use of stone in a modem new build. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00097; detail stone DSC00099. | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13642 | The Old Bank Wine Bar | Hesketh Bank | Building | Station Road,Becconsall,Hesketh Bank,PRESTON | [NAME] | [NAME] with - Becconsall | SD | 344716 | 422758 | Entertainment/leisure | A former bank, now a restaurant. Single storey, bright red machine made bricks with extensive stone dressings. Early C20?. | 20th Century |  | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Longridge Stone , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site visit |  | A good example of the use of stone dressings in prestige commercial buildings. The only example in Hesketh Bank. Stone work fine grained, very smooth [NAME] colour; probably Longridge Stone (Pendle Grit) | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00101. | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13643 | Banks |  | Village | ,[NAME],SOUTHPORT | Banks | North Meols | SD | 339005 | 420955 |  | A small rural village strung along the old shore road (Church Road/ Ralph's Wife's [NAME]). Mostly farms and farm cottages with C20 additions. Centre around [NAME]. Filled out towards Liverpool road by estates of C20 and C21 housing, some in the park of the former [NAME]. All brick with one exception. The hinterland to the south is extensive mossland and drained marsh ([NAME]), all in intensive agriculture and to the north reclaimed coastal marshes. Flat topography in all directions. | C19 - C21 |  | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit |  | The only village in the parish of North Meols (there is no actual place in the parish with that name). Connected with [NAME] to the west but actually within Southport ie outside the study area. | No general image. | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13644 | Church of St Stephen in the Banks |  | Building | Church Road ,Banks,SOUTHPORT | Banks | North Meols | SD | 339005 | 420955 | Place of Worship | A small brick built church of 1868 with slate roof and square brick tower topped with a spire the lower part of which is stone, the middle with bell openings brick and the top, slender with copper sheathing. Elsewhere some stone dressings mostly painted over. Small low chancel at eastern end. Stone appears to be smooth, fine-grained sandstone, probably Longridge Stone. | 19th Century |  | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Pevsner II. Site visit |  | The only building in the village with any notable amount of stone work | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00158. | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13645 | Rufford |  | Village | ,Rufford,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Rufford | Rufford | SD | 346417 | 415695 |  | Small rural settlement on a low ridge between the great mosslands of Mawdseley and Croston to the east and the former [NAME] to the west; and between the parks of Rufford Old and New Halls. Just to the west of the River Douglas. Probably settled since C12  or earlier, but few standing buildings except Rufford Old Hall are earlier than C18.  Modest areas of C18 and C19 farms and cottages along Liverpool Road all brick built. C20 additions along and to the west of Liverpool road and in the grounds of Rufford New Hall. A notable feature of the village is that, whilst virtually all the buildings are of brick boundary walls along Liverpool road and Holmeswood Road are of stone, including the walls to both Rufford New Hall and Old Hall Parks. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit, Conservation Area Appraisal: Rufford Park. 2001. West Lancashire Borough Council . |  |  | No general image. | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13646 | Rufford Old Hall |  | Building | Liverpool Road,Rufford,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Rufford | Rufford | SD | 346318 | 416004 | Dwelling house | Late C15 hall (c.1530), the manor house of the [NAME] family. Now a National Trust property. Various additions, restorations and alterations including wing dated 1662. Main feature a single storey timber framed hall (black and white externally) set on a stone plinth and with vast stone chimney on south side. A substantial brick built east wing of 1662 (rebuilt early C18), handmade brick with stone quoins and a stone plinth. Stone flag roof. Internally the entrance hall has a vast fire place with segmental arch in coarse sandstone. | C15 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Ormskirk Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Pevsner II. EHLB citation. Site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC000694; details- DSC00677/678( fireplace), DSC00671 (chimney), DSC00711 (pig pen walls). | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13647 | Cottage, coach house and stables adjacent east wing of Rufford Old Hall | Rufford Old Hall | Building | Liverpool Road,Rufford,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Rufford | Rufford | SD | 346346 | 416032 | Farm | Cottage, coach house and stables attached to Rufford Old Hall, now in ancillary uses and  visitor facilities for hall - shop etc.C18 (?C19). Coursed sandstone with raised quoins and dressings. Slate roof. | 18th Century |  |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Crutchman Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 15198,96333, | Pevsner II, EHLB citation, site visit. |  | Pevsner says it is C18, EH says C19. C18 seems more likely. However, the stone looks like Crutchman Sandstone (Upholland [NAME]), rather than Harrock Hill Grit. The likely source of that would be the Douglas Valley area east of Parbold, a source made accessible with the opening of the Douglas Navigation/ Leeds-Liverpool Canal . The later actually passes through the grounds of the hall. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00673 | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13648 | Church of St Mary the Virgin |  | Building | Church Road,Rufford,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Rufford | Rufford | SD | 346417 | 415695 | Place of Worship | Parish church built 1869, replacing C18 chapel, said to have replaced earlier C14 chapel. Red brick  with  bands and dressings of [NAME] sandstone. Slate roof. Gothic style. Nave, aisle on each side, chancel. West front filled with 3 arched windows. Square brick tower to left, steep pyramidal spire above bell openings all in smooth [NAME] sandstone. Wall to churchyard and gate posts in coarse-grained sandstone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Longridge Stone , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Pevsner II, EHLB citation, site visit. Web site --lan-opc.org.uk/Rufford/st mary/st mary.htlm down loaded 10/03/2011. |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00027. | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13649 | White Bridge |  | Building | Station Road,Rufford,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Rufford | Rufford | SD | 346783 | 415654 | Structure | Road bridge carrying [NAME] over the River Douglas. Probably early to mid C18. Squared coarse sandstone. Slightly arched. Three spans, central span slightly wider than the two side spans. Segmental arches with rusticated voussoirs, keystones, arch-bands and parapet all in smooth sandstone. Cutwaters of rock-faced stone with concave chamfered tops dying into pilasters; plain cornice, parapet and rounded copings. Appear to be contemporary with construction of [NAME] 1720-42. Some stone blocks appear to have a pink tinge.  [NAME] reports that work on the navigation stared at Rufford (apparently quite soon after the Act was passed in 1720) "where a ford was removed and a bridge built, together with the first of the locks ..... just upstream. Stone for the work was obtained from two quarries which were opened at Harrock Hill and Barton's [NAME], both a little more than a mile away".  After this first burst of activity, work on the remainder seems to have been abandoned for several years.  The ref to [NAME] is probably to [NAME] [NAME] (96321) aka [NAME]. There is no recorded Barton's [NAME], but this might be an early name for [NAME] (96288) at Hilldale. Both sites worked Harrock Hill Grit. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  | 96321, | 15195,15196,8514,93621,96288, | EHLB citation; site visit; Pevsner II;  [NAME]. The Leeds and Liverpool Canal, A history and guide. Carnegie Press. [NAME]. |  | 1. This structure is partly in Rufford and partly in Mawdesley, Chorley Borough. Its listing is recorded under [NAME], Mawdesley, but is recorded here under Rufford because of its proximity to the village of Rufford. 2. The bridge closely resembles (but is not identical to ) Great Hanging Bridge Croston about 1 mile downstream. There are also a number of similarities to the Tarleton Bridge, which is a scaled up version, about 2 miles down stream.  3. This bridge more or less marks the tidal limit of the River Douglas. 4. The Listing Text and OS maps name the bridge as White Bridge , but the inscription on the parapet names it as Whites Bridge.  Name may refer to colour of the stone when freshly dressed or carved. %. Stone probably Harrock Hill Grit .  [NAME] is prominent to south east of the location , about 5km quarries exist on the closest flank and also on west and south flank near Parbold close to the River Douglas. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00040. | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13650 | Estate boundary wall and gate posts to Rufford New Hall. |  | Other | [NAME],Rufford,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Rufford | Rufford | SD | 345830 | 415541 | Wall/archway/gateway | Rubble sandstone estate/deer park boundary wall and entrance gates to Rufford New Park. It extends for about 100m along Holmeswood Road. The  frontage here has 2 entrances, the southern one known as [NAME] (New Lodge or  [NAME]), and further north the Holmeswood Lodge. The entrance gates and boundary wall at Heskeith Lodge are the most impressive. The posts are square about 2m+ high with large  square caps. The original gates are missing. On each side are secondary posts of matching design but slightly scaled down, which would have supported pedestrian gates. Matching grey coarse sandstone. On each side the boundary walls are about 1.8m with sandstone rubble finish inset with numerous triangular stone blocks and capped with  round topped copings. Yellow/[NAME] coarse sandstone. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Site Visit. West Lancashire District Council. Rufford Park Conservation Area. Conservation Area Appraisal. 2001. [NAME]. WLDC. |  | Rufford New Hall was built in about 1760. The deer park may have laid out earlier(1735?) before the new hall was built. It is assumed the boundary wall was constructed at that time. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00046 | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13651 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,Burscough Bridge,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | [NAME] | Burscough | SD | 344500 | 412335 |  | A small town/larger village of the canal/railway age grown up on slightly higher land adjacent to the great Martin Mere marshes and moss land, where the Leeds-Liverpool Canal intersected the Liverpool-Preston turnpike. Later also the location of the intersection between the Liverpool - Preston and Wigan - Southport railways. Has a separate identity from the village of Burscough about 1mile further south, which was the original centre of population in Burscough parish. A town of mainly brick buildings of the C19 and C20 . | C19/20 |  | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit. |  | The town has only 3 stone buildings of interest | No general image. | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13652 | Burscough Parish Church | [NAME] the Baptist | Building | [NAME],Burscough Bridge,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | [NAME] | Burscough | SD | 344500 | 412335 | Place of Worship | [NAME]* listed church of 1829-32 (altered 1857;extended and restored 1887-9). Sandstone ashlar, slate roof, Gothic style. Gabled 3 bay west front (facing Liverpool Road) with 4 polygonal buttresses extending upwards into embattlemented turrets. A square bellcote on the apex , with gablets top and surmounted by pinnacle. Arched doorway below  3-light arched (blind) window, taller 2-light arched (blind) windows in each side of matching pattern. Side elevation 5 bays with tall  2-light arched windows (glazed) of the same pattern as the side windows in the gable. Constructed of smooth finished fine- to medium-grained pale cream to yellow sandstone. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II*. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire:Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  | 1.Pevsner says the stone is RED ashlar, however it is not red or even pink. 2. Another source says the stone was brought from Parbold, but the stone is too fine for that. 3. It seems possible the stone is Ormskirk Sandstone from the Scarisbrick (Pinfold ) [NAME] or the  now obliterated quarry at Martin Hall nr the canal west of the town. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00273/280; detail DSC00276. | 16-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13653 | [NAME] bridge |  | Other | Liverpool Road North,Burscough Bridge,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | [NAME] | Burscough | SD | 344465 | 412395 | Structure | Public road bridge carrying [NAME] road (A59) over Wigan- Southport railway. A substantial bridge of rock faced sandstone main arch over railway and several blind arches on each side some used as garages/businesses. Ramps up from north and south because flat nature of ground.  Substantial parapets to Liverpool Road, [NAME] finished ogee coping. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] Crutchman Sandstone , Old [NAME] , Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  |  | Site visit |  | Stone appears to of mixed sources , some blocks coarse grained, some fine grained. They do not seem to match the stone of the station building | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00271. | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13654 | Burscough Bridge Railway Station |  | Building | Station Approach,Burscough Bridge,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | [NAME] | Burscough | SD | 344456 | 412419 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Railway station booking  office, station master's house etc c1855-60. Built for East Lancashire Railway (originally Southport-Manchester Railway Company) (line opened? station opened 1855). Buildings located on north side of track only. Range of 1 and 2 storey buildings, coursed rock faced sandstone (squared with even courses, sometimes snecked), rock faced quoins, chimneys. The facade facing the tracks is symmetrical with 3 bays. The 2 storey centre bay is gabled with elaborate bay window with substantial smooth stone jambs, mullions and transoms capped by pediment. The 2 side bays are stepped back each with another window standing proud from the face with smooth  stone cills, jambs, heads, cornice, mullions and transom. Various lower structures to each side. Steeply pitched slate roof with  smooth stone copings. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire:Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  | A typical example of Lancashire and [NAME] railway architecture on this line. Stone a yellowy grey fine to medium-grained sandstone with visible bedding. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00259 | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13655 | Railway bridges at School Lane |  | Other | [NAME],Burscough Bridge,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | [NAME] | Burscough | SD | 344805 | 412060 | Structure | A stone arch railway bridge carrying Preston to Ormskirk railway over School Lane. Also similar bridge carrying the southern Burscough curve (disused) over [NAME], about 80m to the west. Large blocks of rock-faced sandstone . Voussoirs to arches rusticated. Rubble retaining wall on south side of School Lane. Probable date c1850. The Preston to [NAME] was finished in 1849, the [NAME] curve bridge is probably later. The bridges are constructed in cream coloured fine to medium grained sandstone, some blocks have a pink tinge. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13259, | Site Visit |  | Possible that the sandstone is Ormskirk Sandstone . | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00298. | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13656 | Ormskirk |  | Village | ,ORMSKIRK | Ormskirk | Ormskirk | SD | 341406 | 408436 |  | Originally a small medieval borough and market town, with a surviving planned, nucleated core, sited on a low sandstone ridge on the edge of the west Lancashire coastal plain/mosslands. Now mainly a residential and administration centre. | C13 -C20 |  | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Pevsner II (Lancashire:Liverpool and the South-West); site visit; LHTSP HTAR Ormskirk 2006; WLBC CAA Ormskirk Town Centre CA (2008/9) and [NAME] (1975). |  | A town with quarries of Ormskirk Sandstone within its boundaries but built mainly of brick but with a number of its most important buildings constructed of [NAME] or pink to red Ormskirk sandstone. Some older buildings with stone slate roofs. Stone slates available from nearby Parbold and Upholland. | No general image. | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13657 | Church of St Peter and [NAME] | Ormskirk Parish Church | Building | [NAME],ORMSKIRK | Ormskirk | Ormskirk | SD | 341406 | 408436 | Place of Worship | An ancient parish church with a very complicated history of rebuilding and enlargement. Probably located on a pre-Norman site, earliest standing remains are C12 (part of chancel) with late C13 additions, a C16 tower, further C18 rebuildings and alterations and a major restoration (and partial rebuild) 1877-91 by [NAME] and [NAME]. Also complicated architecturally. Plan comprises nave with west tower, north aisle, south aisle with west steeple. West tower square, squat, massive with pairs of arched bell openings to each face. Attached to the western end of the south aisle is a C14 steeple, with a square base and octagonal spire. All built in coursed, squared, cream coloured, fine grained sandstone. Stone slate roofs. | C12 -C19 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire:Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit | The church stands directly on an outcrop of Ormskirk Sandstone. Some parts could have been sourced from a local source within the church yard. | 1. Church stands on noticeable hillock mapped on BGS maps as an Ormskirk sandstone outcrop. Small exposure of OS below steps to right of entrance otherwise bed-rock not now visible since covered in burial ground. 2. Church yard surrounded by wall/retaining wall of blocks of same sandstone. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01292. [NAME] of OS exposure DSC01295 | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13658 | Sundial | Church yard of [NAME] PC | Other | [NAME],ORMSKIRK | Ormskirk | Ormskirk | SD | 341296 | 408417 | Garden structure | C18 sandstone sundial on base of 2 square steps. Elaborate vase pedestal with 4 consoles to the foot. A central globe, a fluted collar and carved cap.  Carved from single block of cream coloured fine grained sandstone. Steps flagstone. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME] | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13659 | Magistrates' Courts | No 7 | Building | Derby Street  ,ORMSKIRK | Ormskirk | Ormskirk | SD | 341586 | 408374 | Civic | Originally both courts and police station now courts only. 1850, altered. Sandstone ashlar at the front, rock-faced sandstone at the side. sandstone smooth pale [NAME] fine grained.  Six elegant classical bays, the 2nd and 5th projecting slightly with shallow pediments and entrances of blocked Tuscan columns and pilasters. Roof not visible (hidden by pediment)said to be slate. Windows on GF segmental arches with projecting keystone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01267 | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13660 | Ormskirk Division Agricultural Club | No 65 | Building | [NAME],ORMSKIRK | Ormskirk | Ormskirk | SD | 341515 | 408476 | Entertainment/leisure | Originally a dispensary now a club. 1830, altered. Sandstone ashlars facade (sides and rear in red brick). Stone slate roof. Rectangular plan ,with raised forecourt, set back from road. Greek revival style. Single storey 3 bays, symmetrical. Doric portico in centre, pilastered corners. Steps up to portico. Ashlar retaining wall. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Bunter Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01281 | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13661 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],ORMSKIRK | Ormskirk | Ormskirk | SD | 341701 | 408303 | Place of Worship | Methodist Church. 1878, Gothic style, large with tower. Yellow sandstone with red sandstone dressings. Slate roof, with fish scale bands. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01337 | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13662 | Beaconsfield Monument | Monument to Disraeli | Other | [NAME],ORMSKIRK | Ormskirk | Ormskirk | SD | 341554 | 408181 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Monument to [NAME] (Earl of Beaconsfield). Erected on this site 1884. Over-life-sized standing figure of BD holding a scroll. Limestone figure.  3m high square pedestal with moulded base and cornice (lettered panel in west side) White stone(or painted sandstone). | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Portland Stone , Sandstone |  |  |  | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  | [NAME], showing signs of weathering. Probably not Carboniferous limestone, smooth fine grained texture no visible fossils etc, may be Portland ,Bath or similar. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01252 | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13663 | [NAME] | The Cross | Other | [NAME],ORMSKIRK | Ormskirk | Ormskirk | SD | 341420 | 408220 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Memorial clock tower erected1876 to replace former market cross. [NAME] (approx 3m), Gothic style Yellow rock-faced sandstone in even courses with extensive red-sandstone ashlar dressings. Chamfered base, in red sandstone with segmental arches. Yellow sandstone shaft. Red sandstone top with clocks inset and battlemented; topped by a pinnacle with arched belfry. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Bunter Sandstone |  |  |  | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  | Pevsner did not like it. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01248 | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13664 | [NAME] on Tower Hill |  | Other | Tower Hill  ,ORMSKIRK | Ormskirk | Ormskirk | SD | 342319 | 408453 | Structure | Disused Water tower,1853-54.Coursed squared sandstone. Mixed pink and cream blocks, sometimes mottled within individual blocks. Square plan, Romanesque style, 2 round topped arches to each side. Carved grotesques at the corners and prominent corbelling. Tank and roof removed. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Bunter Sandstone , Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 96696, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  | 1.A prominent landmark on the east side of the town, visible over a wide area. 2. Stands on o/c of OS but both Ormskirk Sandstone and Sherwood Sandstone outcrop in the vicinity of the tower with a number of workings recorded and a deep railway cutting in OS nearby. [NAME] in Sherwood Sandstone shown on [NAME] map about 300m to west (now developed over). Tower might be mixture of OS and SS. 2 modern streets named "Delf Top" and "[NAME]" are adjacent. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01151 | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13665 | God's Providence Cottage |  | Building | Tower Hill  ,ORMSKIRK | Ormskirk | Ormskirk | SD | 342339 | 408256 | Dwelling house | Small 2 storey house c1600. Dated 1690 over doorway but thought to be earlier. Remodelled late C18/earlyC19. Coursed, cream/yellow squared sandstone with quoins (left gable and chimneys rendered). Doorway has roll-moulded surround of red sandstone around a plaque with inscription. Lintels over lower windows massive red sandstone blocks. Some quoins red sandstone some cream. Slate roof with sandstone ridge  caps. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE | Ormskirk Sandstone , Bunter Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 96696,96698, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit | if [NAME]. if Sherwood  Sandstone:- 96698. | May be a mixture of OS and SS. Red sandstone probably SS remainder OS. [NAME] in SS shown on1st [NAME] OS map about 200mto east, now developed over | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01154. | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13666 | Ormskirk Grammar School (former) |  | Building | [NAME]  ,ORMSKIRK | Ormskirk | Ormskirk | SD | 341805 | 407955 | Dwelling house | Former Grammar School of 1849/50 with extensions of 1864 and 1904, together with schoolmaster's house), now renovated and converted to a number of dwelling houses. All stonework elaborately cleaned. 2 storey, various elements of quarry-faced sandstone with mullioned and transomed windows. Creamy fine grained sandstone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 96696, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit | Nearest source is the delf at The Ruffs about 1km to south east. |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2304. | 12-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13667 | Roman Catholic Church of St Anne |  | Building | [NAME]  ,ORMSKIRK | Ormskirk | Ormskirk | SD | 340950 | 407710 | Place of Worship | Roman Catholic Church, 1851. Crazed sandstone(or dressed rubble) (cladding?) with sandstone ashlar dressings and fishscale slate roof. Nave (6 bays),aisles, chancel and chapels to north and south. Low five-bay arcades. Big square  tower with angled buttresses, battlements and a pyramidal roof. Sandstone pale cream fine -grained. Substantial sandstone retaining wall to street. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01444; detail DSC01433; door detail DSC01447. | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13668 | Westhead |  | Village | ,Westhead,ORMSKIRK | Westhead | Ormskirk | SD | 343627 | 407183 |  | Small community about 1mile outside Ormskirk township scattered along Wigan Road and School Lane, standing amongst open fields. Mostly late C19 terrace cottages and C20 infill; but hosting an attractive and substantial church and village school. Church and vicarage stand outside village in open fields. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  |  | No general view. | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13669 | Church of St James |  | Building | [NAME] ,Westhead,ORMSKIRK | Westhead | Ormskirk | SD | 343627 | 407183 | Place of Worship | Church of !851 standing in fields away from the village. Vicarage (brick) adjacent. Nave, south aisle, chancel SW steeple with broached spire. Creamy grey sandstone. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 13259, | Site visit. |  | Commissioned by Earl of Derby. Pevsner called the stone greyish ashlar. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2289 | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13670 | The Old Vicarage | Former Vicarage to St James's Church | Building | [NAME] ,Westhead,ORMSKIRK | Westhead | Ormskirk | SD | 343703 | 407179 | Dwelling house | Vicarage, now private dwelling adjacent to [NAME].C1851. [NAME]/grey sandstone ashlar matching church. Large, asymmetric, square plan, [NAME] style, with gables, mullioned windows and a Gothic stair window. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2290 | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13671 | Lych-gate to Church of St James |  | Other | [NAME] ,Westhead,ORMSKIRK | Westhead | Ormskirk | SD | 343626 | 407162 | Wall/archway/gateway | Lych-gate to St James Church yard. Dated 189? on west wall.  High sandstone side walls with timber-framing and hipped sandstone slate roof. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME]. | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13672 | Boundary wall to [NAME] Church |  | Other | [NAME] ,Westhead,ORMSKIRK | Westhead | Ormskirk | SD | 343620 | 407162 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall to churchyard. [NAME] fine grained sandstone rubble with ?copings | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2288. | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13673 | [NAME] of E School |  | Building | [NAME] ,Westhead,ORMSKIRK | Westhead | Ormskirk | SD | 344230 | 407648 | Civic | School with attached master's house, dated 1889 (on chimney stack of left wing). Crazed sandstone, slate roof. Gothic style. T-plan formed by single storey 4-window main range with crosswing to left. Tudor-arched doorway. Gable with 3-light window. 2 [NAME] house attached to right. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01130. | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13674 | Former railway bridge |  | Other | [NAME] ,Westhead,ORMSKIRK | Westhead | Ormskirk | SD | 343945 | 407960 | Structure | Western abutment of former bridge on Ormskirk to [NAME] railway (bridge deck and east abutment demolished). Large blocks of rock-faced fine grained sandstone, creamy-grey colour. | 19th Century |  |  |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  |  | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  | Good example of Ormskirk Sandstone using larger blocks . About1.2km to the west the railway entered a substantial cutting in Ormskirk Sandstone, could this be the source of the stone? | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2290. | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13675 | Aughton Park | "New" Aughton | Village | ,Aughton Park,ORMSKIRK | Aughton Park | Aughton | SD | 340183 | 407252 |  | Aughton is an ancient parish, the original village ("old" Aughton) occupies the northern end of the same low sandstone ridge on which Ormskirk stands, the old Preston-Liverpool turnpike (now A59) follows this ridge. "Old" Aughton stands apart from "new" [NAME] (or Aughton Park) which is a C19 post-railway commuter suburb of Ormskirk and is a brick built area of Victorian and C20 houses and villas. "Old" Aughton and is close neighbour Holt Green retain a village atmosphere despite extensive C19/20 additions. | C13 -C20 |  | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  |  | No general view. | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13676 | Christ Church | "New" Aughton | Building | Holborn Hill,Liverpool Road,Aughton Park,ORMSKIRK | Aughton Park | Aughton | SD | 340183 | 407252 | Place of Worship | Church.1867-70. Rock-faced sandstone with slate roof and prominent tower, occupying very prominent position on crest of the "Aughton" ridge. Comprises west tower, nave, north and south aisles south porch (lower) chancel  and other minor additions. Tower, angled buttresses and pierced parapet , pinnacles to corners with SE larger as stair turret with conical roof. Heavily weathered grey/cream fine grained sandstone. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. Church DSC01455, Tower/west front DSC01466. | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13677 | Aughton |  | Village | ,Aughton,ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 339147 | 405417 |  | Aughton is an ancient parish, the original village ("old" Aughton) occupies the northern end of the same low sandstone ridge on which Ormskirk stands, the old Preston-Liverpool turnpike (now A59) follows this ridge. "Old" Aughton stands apart from "new" [NAME] (or Aughton Park) which is a C19 post railway commuter suburb of Ormskirk and is a brick built area of Victorian and C20 houses and villas. "Old" Aughton (which includes its close neighbour Holt Green) retain a village atmosphere despite extensive C19/20 additions. The village has  2 separately designated Conservation Area - St Michael's Church and Holt Green. | C12 -C19 | Conservation area. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit; BGS maps and Southport and [NAME] |  | Aughton stands on a ridge of Triassic sandstone with little or no surface deposit cover. On the east side adjacent to the [NAME]-Liverpool railway line and in the Aughton Park area there are outcrops and workings in Sherwood Sandstone , but very little has been used in buildings,                                 most extraction has been for construction and moulding sand. there are no extant workings. To the west of A59 there are outcrops of Ormskirk Sandstone and small scale extraction has been recorded around Clieves Hills, which is within the parish of Aughton. | No general view. | 01-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13678 | Church of St Michael | [NAME] PC | Building | [NAME] ,Aughton,ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 339147 | 405417 | Place of Worship | Church, C14 with mid C12 and C13 remains. Thought to be on the site of a pre-conquest (c1850) (wooden?) church. By 1150 a small stone church was well established. Extended and altered many times. "Restored" 1876 by rebuilding C15 chancel. Overall, comprises a nave, south porch, lower chancel, a north tower with stone spire between north aisle and north chapel and vestry. Squared sandstone  with stone slate roof. | C12 -C19 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Ormskirk Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 9350, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit; WLBC [NAME] Church, 2005. |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME]; [NAME] | 02-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13679 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] Road ,Aughton,ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 339133 | 405536 | Dwelling house | C15 manor house (Pevsner says early C16), with various late C18  alterations, and mid C20 restoration. 2 storey; brick and sandstone rubble. Remains of timber frame. East wall has one-bay cross wing of stone at ground floor and brick above. Slate? roof. | C15 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 9350, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); site visit; WLBC [NAME] Church, 2005. |  |  | See EH Images of England. www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/Default.aspx?id= 357782  . | 03-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13680 | Almshouses |  | Building | Church View ,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 339290 | 405400 | Dwelling house | Nine Almshouses in a row, dated 1851. Dressed stone (quarry-faced ashlar) and [NAME] with lots of gables and a little tower/turret with steep pyramidal roof. Slate roof? Symmetrical with mullioned and transomed windows. Various carved stone details. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 9350, | Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); EHLB citation; site visit; WLBC [NAME] Church, 2005. |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG private collection. General view DSC01523; tower detail DSC01526 | 04-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13681 | Schoolmaster's House |  | Building | Church View ,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 339260 | 405438 | Dwelling house | Large schoolmaster's house, north of above Almshouses c1861. Similar style. Compact and high with steep roofs, gables and tall, "Puginian" chimneys. Mullioned and transomed windows. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 9350, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); site visit; WLBC [NAME] Church, 2005. |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01522. | 05-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13682 | 79 and 80 |  | Other | Church Road ,Aughton,ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 339185 | 405482 | Dwelling house | Pair of Semi-detached cottages, set at right angles, and slightly back from Church Lane, behind a tall sandstone wall, and south side facing an open green. Squared, coursed pale coloured sandstone, thick, even courses. Slate roof with shallow pitch, each cottage a central brick chimney in ridge. Each cottage 2-bays, double depth. South side, each bay one more or less square window up and down. Square ended heads and sills painted, probably sandstone. Window line on left cottage, lower than on right, probably suggesting floor in left cottage lower than right. Ground slopes from right to left. Some blocks show a noticeable pink colour. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 9350, | Site visit; WLBC [NAME] Church, 2005. |  | Probably Ormskirk Sandstone, source may be Hill House Quarry, Great Altcar. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01481 | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13683 | Former  school |  | Building | [NAME],Holt Green,Aughton,ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 339303 | 404992 | Retail/commercial | Former School, now a nursing home, facing the small village green - 3 distinctive stone buildings joined together. The oldest to the right, 1856, single storey squared coursed pale dressed sandstone, rock faced with smooth finished dressings of the same stone. 4 bays, with large rectangular windows. Left return has 2 windows to front elevation separated by doorway with pointed arch and Y tracery. Hipped slate roof and substantial stone parapet with central up-stand with inscription. Building of 1880 to left of that, set back. Different stone; squared, rock-faced, even, narrower, courses, slate roof. Tall, pitched roof parallel to street (coped gables) forward facing asymmetrical gable with large window below gable, 4 tall lights with shallow arched heads separated by mullions, smooth finished dressings, hoodmould over and relieving arch over that. Door to right of that with shallow, moulded surround and hoodmould. Extension of 1953 to left of that, simple rectangular plan, gable facing road and standing forward of adjacent part, on same line as 1856 block. Slate, coped gable, central doorway, large square window each side. Squared rock-faced even coursed grey sandstone. Thicker beds than 1880 block adjacent but stone similar. Dressings smooth finished, quoins to windows | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 9350, |  |  | Site visit. WLBC CCA  Holt Green  2005. Pevsner II ( Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West). | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01532 | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13684 | Village Cross/Monument | "Old" Aughton | Other | [NAME],Holt Green,Aughton,ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 339247 | 404902 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Standing on the minuscule but original village green, a replacement village cross erected 1912 as a replacement for destroyed medieval cross and as a memorial/celebration to the coronation of [NAME] and [NAME].  Octagonal, pedestal with 3 diminishing stages each topped by a sloping shelf, standing on a plain octagonal step and surmounted by a slender octagonal column topped by a cross. Various carvings, mouldings and inscriptions in panels around the faces of the pedestal. All in very smooth white limestone. Stands in a triangular green which is surrounded by square tapering bollards of grey sandstone linked by chains. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Appley Bridge Stone |  |  | 8808, |  |  | Site visit. WLBC CCA  Holt Green  2005. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01538 | 08-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13685 | Mounting steps |  | Other | [NAME], [NAME].,Holt Green,Aughton,ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 339247 | 404954 | Infrastructure/street furniture | A flight of 5 sandstone mounting steps, standing against the end wall of a brick  outbuilding to Holt Green House (1845, brick, [NAME] listed). Probably mid 1800s. Actually stands on pavement of Brookfield Rd, quite close to the edge of the carriageway. About 600[NAME] wide. Large blocks of squared medium- to coarse-grained grey sandstone. Each step a single block, the top and last step appears to have been carved from a single block. Bottom step virtual lost due to raising of pavement levels. All the steps are deeply worn. The steps stand immediately adjacent to a doorway in the outbuilding (variously described as a barn or stable). | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 8808,9350, | Site visit; WLBC CAA Holt Green, 2005. |  | Probably Ormskirk Sandstone. Probably contemporary with the house/barn, although the CAA implies they could be older. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC011541 | 09-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13686 | West Tower | Aughton - West Tower | Village | [NAME],West Tower,Aughton,ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 339120 | 405858 |  | A small sub district of Aughton separated from the main part of the village by the A59 (Northgate) dual carriageway, comprising a number of villa type houses of mixed ages located along [NAME], a narrow meandering lane bordered by substantial walls and vertical cutting walls in solid rock, winding up  a steep slope to a prominent ridge.  Designated as a conservation area, the most prominent building is West Tower. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit; WLBC CAA West Tower 2005. |  | BGS maps suggest that both Sherwood Sandstone and Ormskirk Sandstone are exposed along the lane. | No general image | 21-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13687 | West Tower Country Hotel | [NAME] | Building | [NAME],West Tower,Aughton,ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 338927 | 405978 | Entertainment/leisure | Mid- to late- C19 gentleman’s house now a hotel, probably c1870. Alterations in 1909. Highly picturesque, in a Gothic Revival meets Arts and Crafts style - steep gables with prominent eaves, neat groups of tall octagonal chimneys, mullioned and transomed windows some bays and some oriels. A square slender prospect tower with machicolated top, shaped battlements incorporating arrow slits. Grey sandstone blocks chiselled finished, with quoins in similar stone but smooth (ashlar) finished. Dressings to all windows smooth finished, probably in a finer stone. Slate roof. Terrace to southwest elevation with flight of splayed, curved stone steps with iron balustrade down to a sloping lawn. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13260, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); site visit; WLBC CAA West Tower, 2005. |  | Stands in an elevated position with views towards the Mersey and North Wales. Probably Ormskirk Sandstone. Dressings to windows may be Pendle Sandstone or similar. Reputed to have been built for Lord [NAME] (founder/owner of Blue Funnel Line), supposedly he used the tower to view his liners passing [NAME]. | Yes. Digital. JSG private collection. DSC011230. | 21-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13688 | Former coach house to West Tower | [NAME] | Building | [NAME],West Tower,Aughton,ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 338958 | 406006 | Dwelling house | A range of 3 ancillary buildings associated with West Tower, built round a court yard opening onto [NAME], located between the lane and the main house. Now two dwellings and associated garaging. Similar architecture to main house Victorian gothic/Arts and Crafts, 1 ½ storey, steep pitched roofs , gables some coped stepped roof line finials to centre of roof. Squared coursed sandstone to [NAME] frontage ,random rubble to side elevation, lancet widows with shallow pointed heads and quoins. Tall stone boundary wall closes court yard to [NAME] entrance flanked by [NAME] pillars topped by acorn finials. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13260, | Pevsner II ((Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West); site visit; WLBC CAA West Tower, 2005. |  | Probably Ormskirk Sandstone | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME]. | 21-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13689 | Base of Ancient Cross | [NAME] | Building | [NAME],West Tower,Aughton,ORMSKIRK | Aughton | Aughton | SD | 339120 | 405858 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Medieval cross base. Pale yellow/cream fine-grained sandstone. A large rectangular block of stone of square plan with empty socket (square) intended for shaft of rectangular plan set diagonal. Appears to rest on the surface of an entrance to a house drive (High Pasture), immediately adjacent to [NAME]. Rests against an in situ outcrop of Triassic Sandstone, dressed vertically to enable entrance and street. Sandstone pale yellow or cream, with obvious cross bedding. Mapped by BGS as "Bunter Sandstone" (6" scale map) but may not be red enough, could be Ormskirk Sandstone. | -9999 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13260, | Site visit; WLBC CAA West Tower, 2005. |  | Probably Ormskirk Sandstone. Probably moved from original location, nearby. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01514 | 21-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13690 | Scarisbrick |  | Village | ,Bescar,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Bescar | Scarisbrick | SD | 337860 | 413410 |  | A dispersed village and farming area set on a slightly raised ridge between extensive flat, featureless mosslands to the northeast and southwest, along which it the A570 is routed. No discernable centre except at the junction of A570 (Southport Road ) and [NAME] (B5242 -Burscough to Scarisbrick road), otherwise buildings are strung out along the various roads and lanes, save for Scarisbrick Hall and Park which is the defining feature of the parish. Several groupings of buildings at junctions etc form named hamlets EG Pinfold and Bescar. The Leeds-Liverpool Canal crosses the parish from east to west skirting the southern boundary  of the Scarisbrick Hall Park. The [NAME]-Southport railway line crosses the northern part of the parish southwest to northeast in an absolutely straight line, cutting across flat mossland, however there is only one country halt station, at Bescar Lane. In former times the northern edge of the parish was bounded by the vast shallow lake and marshland known as [NAME] , now drained and reclaimed to farming land. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit |  | 1 The parish includes two Conservation Areas:-Scarisbrick Park and Pinfold. 2 Within the area is an important quarry (now disused and partly filled in) in Ormskirk Sandstone, thought to be the source of most building stone in the parish (except for Scarisbrick Hall and [NAME] RC Church) and [NAME] and other areas. | No general view. | 04-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13691 | Roman Catholic Church of St Elizabeth |  | Building | Hall Road,Bescar,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Bescar | Scarisbrick | SD | 339170 | 413254 | Place of Worship | Large RC church by Pugin and Pugin 1888-9, commissioned by the occupants of Scarisbrick Hall. On the site of a former Catholic chapel. Elaborate rock-faced red sandstone (Sherwood Sandstone?) with red-tiled roof and tower with pyramidal roof. Dressings to windows doors etc in smooth dressed matching stone. Small bellcote between chancel and nave. Various chapels and baptistry attached to side. Tower to left of gable end facing road with large arched window with tracery. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Bunter Sandstone |  |  |  | Pevsner II , EHLB citation, site visit; WLBC CAA Scarisbrick Park |  | Probably built in stone imported from adjacent areas. The adjacent presbytery is brick built | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00894. | 04-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13692 | Wall and gate posts attached to presbytery to St Elizabeth's Church | Clyffe's Farm Close | Other | off Hall Lane,Bescar,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Bescar | Scarisbrick | SD | 339145 | 413275 | Wall/archway/gateway | Wall and [NAME] to presbytery. Wall, about 1.8m, large squared cream/grey tooled faced sandstone blocks capped by triangular smooth copings with small step, 2 gate posts carved from single block, smooth finish, square with chamfered corners. About 2m high topped by carved moulded pyramidal cap. Wall curves in to join posts. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13259, | Site Visit |  | Appears to be contemporary with the church and presbytery. Typical Ormskirk Sandstone weathering. Stone block wall continues as plinth to adjacent stable/coach house building in brick. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00905. | 04-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13693 | [NAME] | Scarisbrick Hall Park | Building | Hall Road,Bescar,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Bescar | Scarisbrick | SD | 339171 | 412594 | Dwelling house | Front of house, east and west wing and tower appear to be smooth, [NAME], fine-grained sandstone ashlar; base courses appear to be pale grey  medium- to coarse-grained sandstone. Ashlar seems to be a form of Pendle Grit or similar. Parts of rear wings appear to be all in the coarse grey sandstone and the eastern service wing is rock faced. Roofing is  sandstone flag slates with green slates to the spire. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Crutchman Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  |  | Pevsner II , EHLB citation, site visit; WLBC CAA Scarisbrick Park |  | Probably built from stone from different sources/lithologies. Main ashlar stone appears to be fine-grained [NAME] structureless sandstone, probably [NAME]. Weathering patterns flaking, spalling etc appear consistent with PG. Coarser stone may be Crutchman. [NAME] slates an orangey tinge could be Upholland [NAME]? | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00911; DSC00956 | 04-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13694 | Stable buildings around east side of court yard to east of Scarisbrick Hall . |  | Building | Hall Road,Bescar,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Bescar | Scarisbrick | SD | 339247 | 412630 | Other/miscellaneous | Stable buildings and screen wall, probably c1840 by AWN Pugin and partly c1860s by AW Pugin. Red brick with extensive sandstone dressings. A Flemish/French Gothic style fantasy castle, virtually a folly. Turrets, battlements, pinnacles, arrow slits, steeply-pitched roofs with sandstone flag slates, gatehouses. Various C20 alterations such as 2 storey teaching block inserted into courtyard. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 14483,14484,14485,14486, | Pevsner II , EHLB citation, site visit; WLBC CAA Scarisbrick Park |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00916. | 04-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13695 | Pine Lodge |  | Building | Hall Road,Bescar,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Bescar | Scarisbrick | SD | 338358 | 412464 | Dwelling house | Western lodge and entrance to Scarisbrick Park, now a private dwelling house. Single storey, dated to 1902, tall steeply-pitched, hipped roof. Projecting bay to right with  lower hipped roof. [NAME], coursed sandstone. Heavily restored. Boundary/entrance wall to left, low (2 courses - may have been lowered), squared sandstone (large blocks) with coping rising up in curve to meet sandstone gate post, with moulded cap. To right, similar sandstone wall, taller (4 courses), similar post. Boundary wall to park to left and right brick with sandstone coping. Originally 4 gate posts, now one missing. | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II , EHLB citation, site visit; WLBC CAA Scarisbrick Park |  | Strong possibility stone sourced from Pinfold Quarry (Ormskirk Sandstone) | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00966 | 04-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13696 | North Lodge to [NAME] and gate piers and walling. | North Bescar Lodge | Building | Hall Road,Bescar,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Bescar | Scarisbrick | SD | 339496 | 412866 | Dwelling house | Gate lodge, now 2 dwellings, probably c1840. Punched squared sandstone with quoins. Low pitched hipped slate roof concealed by embattled parapet. 3 bays, 2 storey in Tudor Style. Arched windows. Associated gate piers 3m high square section with chamfered corners octagonal caps with weathering. Low convex approach walls with roll-moulded coping, ramping up to the piers. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II , EHLB citation, site visit; WLBC CAA Scarisbrick Park |  | Another lodge , (apparently called Bescar lodge) occupies the south side of this entrance. It is unlisted. | See EH Images of England: www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/default.aspx?pid=2&id=357730 . | 04-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13697 | Church of St Mark | Scarisbrick Parish Church | Building | Southport Road ,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Scarisbrick | Scarisbrick | SD | 337860 | 413410 | Place of Worship | A modest parish church of 1848-9 in pale cream-grey sandstone heavily weathered by blackening, rock-faced, coursed, necked with minimal smooth finished dressings to openings in same stone. Blue slate roof. Nave and lower chancel with bellcote and two narrow paired lancet windows to western (nave) gable end. Buttresses. Other windows lancet style. Boundary wall and lych gate in matching stone. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II , site visit; |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00304. | 04-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13698 | Pinfold | [NAME] | Village | ,Pinfold,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Pinfold | Scarisbrick | SD | 339050 | 411505 |  | Located on a low hummock within the West Lancashire plain. A hamlet of both stone and brick houses. Main brick house have stone plinths and/or dressings. Located at the cross roads of the Southport-Ormskirk road (A570) and [NAME] (to the east) and [NAME] (to the west). The hamlet seems to have been a service centre for Scarisbrick parish/estate with wheelwrights, smithy, pinfold, mill, stone quarry and such like. Also quays on the Leeds-Liverpool Canal. The village is a conservation area, it has no church. Pinfold Delf or [NAME] (aka [NAME]) is located about 50m southwest of the cross roads, but generally out of sight. It is the source of most of the building stone used hereabouts. There is a distinctive, occasionally quirky, style about the buildings of Pinfold which suggests some continuity through the older buildings in terms of designer or builder. This includes coursed squared sandstone walls with sandstone details including quoins, lintels, cills and window surrounds: also distinctive architectural details such as fielded panels, quatrefoils, pediments or tympanum. Georgian or classical revival detailing are also found. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone | Not Entered | 13259, |  | Site Visit; WLBC CAA Pinfold 2006; Wray DA and [NAME]. Geology of Southport and Formby. Memoir of the British Geological Survey (Sheets 74 and 83). London. [NAME]. |  | The local stone obtained from Pinfold Delf is Ormskirk Sandstone (Triassic). BGS Memoir for Sheet 83 (1948) reports that the quarry had '20ft of thick-bedded light red and yellow freestones with scattered marl pellets and coarser grained bands' in places seen to be strongly current-bedded. It was disused at the time of the BGS survey (1930s). It remains so and has been partly filled in though some parts of the faces remain visible. The site supplied freestone for many of the older  buildings in the area. OS 1845 map records that sandstone, rubble, ashlar and grindstones were produced. | No general image | 04-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13699 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Building | [NAME],Pinfold,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Pinfold | Scarisbrick | SD | 339047 | 411507 | Dwelling house | House c1800. Coursed squared sandstone rock-faced with rock-faced quoins, slate roof. 2 storey, 3 bays, symmetrical facing Southport Road. This front has small single-storey gabled  porch (with stone slate roof), windows with segmental arched heads(painted). Left (north) gable (facing [NAME]) has a deep, single storey, Greek revival Doric porch or portico with 2 unfluted [NAME] columns, dated 1802. Gable to house above pedimented with blind lunette, 2 niches below at 1st floor level with painted classical statues. Single storey workshop attached to back (ie to left of portico) painted stone, presumably the actual blacksmith's shop. It is said horses were shoed in the portico, but this must be one of the grandest smithies in the country. | C19 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  | 13259, |  | Pevsner II , EHLB citation, site visit; WLBC CAA Pinfold |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00318. | 05-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13700 | No1 | [NAME] | Building | [NAME],Pinfold,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Pinfold | Scarisbrick | SD | 339035 | 411565 | Dwelling house | Pair of cottages, now one dwelling. Probably late C18, altered. Coursed squared sandstone with raised quoins. Stone slate roof? 2 bays, 2 low storeys, symmetrical with coupled doorways in the centre under a huge moulded and shaped tympanum with arch band and keystone. Raised cross above, on oval medallion. 2 rectangular windows with raised surround formed by smooth sandstone heads and sills and side  jambs. Stone chimney stack to each gable. (Also possibly a Roman Catholic chapel at one time). | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained , [NAME] |  | 13259, |  | EHLB citation, site visit; WLBC CAA Pinfold |  |  | See EH Images of England: www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/default.aspx?pid=2&id=357738 . | 05-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13701 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Building | Southport Road,Pinfold,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Pinfold | Scarisbrick | SD | 339081 | 411420 | Dwelling house | House, said to be dated 1794, altered. Watershot coursed sandstone, slate roof. 2 storey, 3 bays. Doorway with ogee-arched head. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained , Slate |  | 13259, |  | EHLB citation, site visit; WLBC CAA Pinfold |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00320. | 05-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13702 | Hawarden | [NAME] House | Building | Southport Road,Pinfold,Scarisbrick,ORMSKIRK | Pinfold | Scarisbrick | SD | 338857 | 411709 | Dwelling house | Originally a house and (wheelwright's) workshop, now a single dwelling. Dated 1801. Altered. Coursed sandstone, slate roof. 2 bays, 2 storeys with 2 storey former workshop to left. 2 windows each storey. Straight sills and straight stone heads, undercut segmental in centre. Arched tablet with date 1801. Former workshop has large quatrefoil roundel at 1st floor. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained , Slate |  | 13259, |  | EHLB citation, site visit; WLBC CAA Pinfold |  |  | See EH Images of England: www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/default.aspx?pid=2&id=357742 . | 05-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13703 | Halsall |  | Village | ,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Halsall | Halsall | SD | 337055 | 410292 |  | Large and ancient parish (mentioned in Domesday Book) occupying a broad swathe of low lying mossland between Ormskirk and [NAME], south of Scarisbrick. A small village at its centre along the A5147 (Scarisbrick -Maghull road) occupying a low rise in the otherwise flat and marshy ground, probably created by the underlying sandstone. Buildings mostly brick but with an ancient stone church. Boundary walls along  New St (A5147) are stone. Also [NAME] passes north-south through the parish east of the village, with several stone bridges and other structures. (The 'sod cutting' for this section of the canal took place at Halsall - 05/11/1770). Despite its flat and low lying topography  there are a number of exposures of Ormskirk Sandstone, one just about 100m southwest of the church adjacent to [NAME]. | -9999 | Conservation area. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West);  site visit; WLDC CAA Halsall 2005 |  |  | No general image. | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13704 | Church of St Cuthbert |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Halsall | Halsall | SD | 337055 | 410292 | Place of Worship | Large and picturesque medieval church with a complex history and architecture. Pale grey/cream squared sandstone throughout with sandstone flag roof (except chancel which is metal sheet). [NAME]; nave rebuilt C15; much restored and altered. Main alteration in 1873 and 1886.  [NAME] tower at west end with prominent angle buttress, continuing up by broaches to an octagonal bell stage (4 bell openings) and finished with an octagonal spire (rebuilt in 1852). Attached to south of tower a single roomed former grammar school (original date 1593). Battlemented with gable. Nave, with aisles each side (restored 1886): chancel with various pinnacles and sheet metal roof(restored1873). Said to be on the site of a pre-conquest church but present building is based on a [NAME] structure. | C14-C19 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West);  EHLB citation; site visit; WLDC CAA Halsall 2005 |  | The church is the focal point of the village, the most prominent building and the only readily visible stone building. Two listed artefacts located in the church yard (sundial and Old font) both in sandstone which match the church ie Ormskirk Sandstone. Good lych-gate (not listed) and wall to church yard also in matching stone. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2280. | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13705 | War Memorial |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Halsall | Halsall | SD | 336987 | 410253 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | A sandstone cross located on a stepped base acting as war memorial erected 1920. Octagonal  smooth sawn sandstone flag base with short sandstone columns supporting chains. 4 diminishing octagonal coarse-grained sawn sandstone steps, with inscription, up to a square 2 piece cross base probably C15. Lower piece square plan, chamfering to octagonal. Red-yellow tooled fine grained sandstone repaired with pink sandstone block insert at base on one side.  Second piece octagonal with projecting rolled moulding. tapering to base of cross above. Fine-grained yellow sandstone, heavily weathered with cross- bedding structures visible. Typical Ormskirk Sandstone. Upper block may be older than the lower block. Above this ancient base a modern shaft of slender octagonal pale [NAME] coarse sandstone (sawn) topped  gabled head carved with crucifixion. | C15/C20 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West);  EHLB citation; site visit; WLDC CAA Halsall 2005 |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2269. | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13706 | Weaver's Bridge | Bridge No  27 | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Halsall | Halsall | SD | 338152 | 411067 | Structure | Public road bridge over Leeds-Liverpool Canal opened 1774. Squared sandstone blocks. Single elliptical arch. Large tolled blocks below slightly arched band, solid parapet above band of smaller coursed sandstone blocks with coping. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained |  |  | 13259, | Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West);  EHLB citation; site visit. |  | 1.This is one of a number of similar such bridges on the canal in [NAME] which are listed. 2.  The stone should be Ormskirk Sandstone (and probably is) but is not typical. Hereabouts it appears the canal has been cut into the surface of the sandstone outcrop. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00969. | 08-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13707 | Downholland Cross | Downholland | Village | ,Downholland Cross,ORMSKIRK | Downholland Cross | Downholland | SD | 336455 | 406800 |  | Sparsely populated parish occupying the flat mossland between Aughton and [NAME]. There is no parish church. The only village as such is Haskayne, a modest place just off the A5147. Downholland Cross is hamlet where the A5147 crosses the Leeds-Liverpool Canal. Primarily a place of brick buildings or whitewashed cottages. The only stone structures of substance are bridges on the canal and the former Cheshire lines railway,(dismantled). Despite the flat topography a number of surface outcrops of Ormskirk Sandstone are recorded, including shallow cuttings formed by the railway. Between Haskayne and Downholland Cross the main road(A5147) is named [NAME]. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West);  site visit. |  |  | No general image. | 08-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13708 | Former railway bridge | Downholland | Other | Station Road,Barton,Downholland Cross,ORMSKIRK | Barton | Downholland | SD | 335690 | 408945 | Structure | Road bridge over former Cheshire lines [NAME] to Liverpool Railway adjacent to former railway station and goods yard. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  |  | Site Visit |  | Railway and station/goods yard site here is in a cutting (now the Haskayne Cutting nature reserve) is mapped as Ormskirk Sandstone outcrop, but no surface exposures visible. Could the bridge be built from material quarried on-site? | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. IMG_2265. | 08-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13709 | Owens Farmhouse | Downholland | Building | [NAME] ,Downholland Cross,ORMSKIRK | Downholland Cross | Downholland | SD | 336852 | 406774 | Dwelling house | House dated 1677, altered. 2 storey, sandstone rubble to ground floor, brick above. Slate roof. 2 bays to left of 2-storey gabled porch and one to the right. Outer porch door has rounded head and a keystone with date and inscription. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13260,9350, |  |  |  | See EH Images of England: www.imagesofengland.org.uk?Details/default.aspx?pid=2&id=357809 . | 08-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13710 | Road bridge over Leeds Liverpool Canal A5147 | Downholland | Other | [NAME], [NAME] ,Downholland Cross,ORMSKIRK | Downholland Cross | Downholland | SD | 336495 | 406865 | Structure | Public road bridge taking A5147 over [NAME]. Probably a mid C20 replacement to original canal structure. Deep riveted steel girder bridge crossing canal at angle supported by substantial pink sandstone abutments each sided rock-faced blocks. Road ramps up to bridge supported by coursed rubble retaining walls topped by wrought iron fencing. | 20th Century |  |  |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Bunter Sandstone |  |  |  | Site Visit |  | Stone probably Triassic sandstone, but probably NOT Ormskirk Sst. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01222 | 08-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13711 | Great Altcar |  | Village | ,Great Altcar,[NAME] | Great Altcar | Great Altcar | SD | 331965 | 406522 |  | A sparsely populated parish occupying the flat mossland between Aughton and [NAME] and bounded to the south by the River Alt and south of that Merseyside. Virtually all the  buildings are located along the  B 5195, which follows a very shallow ridge east- west across the parish. Great Altcar village is a modest estate village of mostly C20 brick houses with a lateC19 wooden framed  church. A few (perhaps only 2 or 3) older houses/farms with some sandstone rubble masonry. A quarry (mapped as [NAME]) in Ormskirk sandstone  is recorded at Hill House [NAME] (B5195) and  further outcrops are mapped by BGS just to the east around a cutting on the disused Cheshire Lines  railway. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West);  site visit. |  | There is a conservation area around the area of the church at Great Altcar but there are no stone buildings within it. | No general view. | 08-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13712 | Lych-gate and churchyard wall | [NAME] Church | Other | Lord [NAME] ,Great Altcar,[NAME] | Great Altcar | Great Altcar | SD | 331995 | 406560 | Wall/archway/gateway | Lych-gate to Great Altcar PC churchyard and boundary wall to churchyard. Probably contemporary with construction of church (1878), matches style. Lych-gate, large section oak curved braces (scissor style) crossing similar upstands, down to similar ground plates and up to tie (cross) beams each side supporting pitched roof with stone flag slates, half timbered gables. Low churchyard wall in squared cream coloured sandstone blocks with triangular copings. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  | 9350, |  | Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West);  site visit. |  | Church is not listed, built  1878 on site of older chapel. Probable source of stone is [NAME] adjacent to Hillhouse Farm | Yes. Digital. JSG  personal collection. DSC01186. [NAME]. | 08-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13713 | Hill House Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Great Altcar,[NAME] | Great Altcar | Great Altcar | SD | 334258 | 406088 | Dwelling house | House dated 1673 with mid and late C19 additions. Early part of coursed sandstone rubble, with squared blocks as quoins, rest brick. Slate roof. 2 storey, mullioned window on first floor. Painted date stone above | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  | 9350, |  | Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West);  site visit. | The site of the former [NAME] ( now filled in) is about 100m north east of the building. | Forms part of an odd group in enclosed farm yard 2 attached 2 storey brick hoses to right , lean-to store? to left  Low sandstone wall around front garden.  Probable source of stone , [NAME] located across [NAME], now filled in. Hill House stands on a noticeable hill (for this area) elevated above the general dead flat mossland. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01215 | 08-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13714 | Outbuilding |  | Building | New Hill House Farm ,Great Altcar,[NAME] | Great Altcar | Great Altcar | SD | 334320 | 406125 | Farm | Outbuilding probably milking parlour/cowshed to farm adjacent to road. Long 1½ storey building row of 8 small windows with segmental arch heads [NAME] above with pitching doors. Slate roof. Probably late C19. Squared sandstone blocks in diminishing courses. Upstanding flagstone wall to roof. | 19th Century |  |  | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  | 9350, |  | Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West);  site visit. | The site of the former [NAME] (now filled in) is about 50m west of the building. | Probable source of stone [NAME] adjacent to these building now filled in. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01216 | 08-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13715 | Road bridge over former railway |  | Building | [NAME] ,Great Altcar,[NAME] | Great Altcar | Great Altcar | SD | 334905 | 406120 | Structure | Public road bridge over former Cheshire Lines railway (now Cheshire Lines Path and Trans-Pennine Trail). Site of former [NAME] and [NAME] (demolished). Cream yellow sandstone, large rock-faced, coursed blocks. Two asymmetrical arches, each 3 courses of brick spring off  a band of stone blocks topping a low stone upstand. Arch to west carried rail tracks, narrower than arch to right carrying drainage dyke. Sloping wing walls to south  with large flat flag copings. Wing walls to east angled back. Parapet above a band in matching stone with moulded coping. Some repairs in non-matching stone. Some signs of recent cleaning and renovation. | 19th Century |  |  |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 9350, | Site Visit | Could be sourced from railway cutting but probably [NAME] about 800m to west. | Railway in deep cutting at this point, carrying track bed through the Hill House hill , a prominent feature formed of Ormskirk Sandstone. Foundations of eastern arch over drainage dyke exposed and seen to rest on an exposure of Ormskirk Sandstone. BGS 1:10560 scale map shows OS exposed in base of cutting for about 400m northwards.  Similar 3 arch bridge about 400m to north. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01200Detail/exposureDSC01209, DSC01205. | 10-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13716 | [NAME] | Bispham | Village | ,[NAME],Mawdesley,CHORLEY | [NAME] | Bispham | SD | 348900 | 413485 |  | Small parish occupying the northwest slopes of [NAME], sloping down to the mosslands of the River Douglas flood plain. The only settlement is the hamlet of [NAME] (a conservation area) comprising former farmhouses, cottages and a public house set round a small village green which is predominantly brick built but with some stone built elements, many with stone slate roofs. Otherwise, a scatter of farms and former farms along the Parbold/Rufford road and Mawdseley/Parbold road, mostly 'improved' as dwellings and brick built, some stone buildings. A notable feature is that many of the former farmsteads have mixtures of brick and stone buildings, most frequently the farm buildings in stone and house in brick, but not always. | -9999 | Conservation area. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | WLBC CAA [NAME], site visit |  | Bispham is a civil parish without a church or a school. It seems to share a  PC with  Mawdesley and school with Hilldale. The EH listed building schedules give the location/postal address as Hilldale but that is not strictly correct. Pevsner, considered it together with Mawdesley. Only a short distance from Harrock Hill . but stone in most buildings appears to more characteristic of Crutchman Sandstone. | No general view. | 21-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13717 | Barn at Spenser's Farm | Bispham | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Mawdesley,CHORLEY | [NAME] | Bispham | SD | 347971 | 413884 | Farm | Barn 1700, now in use as a farm shop and related activities. Sandstone rubble with slate roof. Dressings to doors, windows and arches are smooth coarse gritstone, some with pinkish tinge and bedding structures. Rubble masonry coursed with visible bedding structures in blocks, grey, some pink. North wall has a plinth, breathers and a cart entrance with segmental arch, continuous rebate and hood mould. Towards the left is a lower arch with plain reveals (now glazed and above a window with plain reveals.) To the right are 2 doorways with plain reveals and a pitching door above. At the left (northern) end are a flight of stone steps of considerable proportions leading to 2 levels with 'half landing' formed from 1 vast slab of sandstone, steps each a single piece of sandstone. Two doors at asymmetric levels in right gable above the steps, with 3 light window above and 3 rows of small  square openings above that. Lower 2 storey shippon to the right, brick with stone plinth and slate roof, probably not part of the LB. The farm house is brick and not listed. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | EHLB Citation, site visit. |  | The building is within plain sight of [NAME] , about 3.5km to south-east. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME]; detail DSC00657. | 21-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13718 | [NAME] and attached farm buildings at Grange Farm | Bispham | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Mawdesley,CHORLEY | [NAME] | Bispham | SD | 349017 | 413272 | Dwelling house | [NAME] and attached farm buildings, now converted to a dwelling or dwellings. Main barn aligned N-S at right angles to road, secondary buildings lower to the rear abutting tight to road at right angles. Sandstone rubble with stone dressings quoins etc. Stone slate roof. West front has 2 former wagon openings now glazed.  Original structure C17, various extensions, rebuildings, renovations and alterations from C18 through to conversion to a dwelling in C20. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 96324,96325, | EHLB citation. WLBC CAA [NAME], site visit |  | The building is within plain sight of [NAME] , about 3km to south-east. Grange Farm farmhouse adjacent (C18), is brick built and unlisted but has a stone slate roof. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01017 | 21-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13719 | The Smithy and Maltkiln Cottage | Bispham | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Mawdesley,CHORLEY | [NAME] | Bispham | SD | 348930 | 413300 | Dwelling house | Originally a smithy and cottage, now 2 dwelling houses. C18. Sandstone rubble with sandstone dressings and stone slate roof. Brick chimneys. Two storey ,each cottage with central hips single storey workshop building at each end. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 96324,96325, | WLBC CAA [NAME], site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME]. | 21-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13720 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],[NAME],ORMSKIRK | [NAME] | Hilldale | SD | 349655 | 412720 |  | A very small parish wrapping around the western and northern flanks of [NAME] (although the actual summit is just outside the boundary). The main settlement is the hamlet of Hilldale situated on the Rufford-Parbold road (B5246) and a back road to Mawdesley and Chorley (Chorley Road), and is located at the western most limits of the parish. The hamlet comprising various cottages and farms along the road frontages  mostly stone built and modernised and "improved" some C19 gentlemen's houses and an estate of C20 suburban houses. The hamlet more or less merges into Parbold to the southeast. Along Chorley Road are a substantial stone built pub and school. The village is the location of several quarries in Harrock Hill Grit of which the two most important ([NAME] and [NAME]'s [NAME]) are accessed via a lane directly off the centre of Hilldale or from Bannister lane.. The remainder of the parish has a scatter of farms and cottages of mixed brick and stone construction along the various back roads around the flanks of the hill. There is no parish church in the parish (probably the smallest parish in Lancashire). | -9999 |  | Stone |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | WLBC CAA Maltkiln Lane /Chorley Road. 2004; site visit. |  | Part of Hilldale is included in the Malt Kiln Lane/Chorley Road conservation area, which centres on a minute village green at the junction of these two roads. Listed building information is listed under the parish of Wrightington by EH. | No general image. | 21-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13721 | Farmer's Arms |  | Building | Chorley Road,[NAME],[NAME],ORMSKIRK | [NAME] | Hilldale | SD | 349735 | 412740 | Retail/commercial | A substantial stone built public house with considerable additions and extension to the rear. Original building C17 | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | WLBC CAA Maltkiln Lane /Chorley Road. 2004; site visit. |  | Direct line of sight to Hunters Hill Quarry(Harrock [NAME]) about 500m to south-east. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME]. | 21-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13722 | [NAME] Endowed School. | Former Free Grammar School and School House. | Building | Chorley Road,[NAME],[NAME],ORMSKIRK | [NAME] | Hilldale | SD | 349705 | 413010 | Civic | Primary school on a site of an earlier free grammar school dated 1692, the present building has additions from the late C19 and early C20 additions. Also a school house dating from 1788. | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | WLBC CAA Maltkiln Lane /Chorley Road. 2004; site visit. |  | Direct line of sight to Hunters Hill Quarry(Harrock [NAME]) about 500m to south-east. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01082. | 21-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13723 | 18/20 Chorley Road |  | Building | Chorley Road,[NAME],[NAME],ORMSKIRK | [NAME] | Hilldale | SD | 349472 | 412135 | Dwelling house | Pair of  2 storey stone cottages built to follow street around a curving corner between Chorley Rd and Hillside Ave Sandstone rubble, slate roof. C19. May be 3 separate builds; clear vertical joints in front wall and roof between 18 and 20 and mid point in no 20. Different stone work and slatting on no18 and no20. No 18, double fronted, 2 bays, central doorway, now a window. [NAME] coursed squared sandstone rubble with quoins. Heads and sills plain, smooth, square ended. Left ground floor window probably not original - now wide "Georgian" bow with very long painted head (replacement concrete?). Stone chimneys in ridge to right gable and left joint. Small garden to front to road edge. No 20 fronts direct onto road edge. 2 separate bays , first bay 2 windows, larger one below. Door to right steeping out direct to street. Poorly coursed, poorly squared sandstone rubble, quoins to left joint, none to right. Stone yellowy-orange sandstone, different to no 18. Plain square ended heads and sills to door and window (painted). Single brick chimney in ridge at mid joint. Slates narrower courses than No18. Left bay, probably a later extension or separate cottage. 2 windows (1 up, 1 down), same size (smaller than right bay). Thinner heads and sills(painted). Similar rubble stone work, quoins to left corner none to right against joint. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Site Visit |  | Hillside Avenue is the access road to Hawett Hill and [NAME]'s [NAME], now disused. 2 major quarries working [NAME]. [NAME] about 400m up the lane. Both quarries shown on 1st Ed 6" to 1 mile OS map. Stone in these buildings do not show typical reddening or coarseness typical of Harrock Hill Grit, but on proximity alone it is probable that that is the source. | Yes. JSG. Personal collection. DSC00552 | 19-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13724 | Parbold |  | Village | ,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Parbold | Parbold | SD | 349534 | 410799 |  | Although an ancient manor, the village of Parbold was a modest place, no more than a hamlet, prior to the construction of the Douglas Navigation (1742) and Leeds - Liverpool Canal (1780) and then the [NAME] - Liverpool railway (1855). There are several quarries around the fringe of the village, and it seems to have been an important source of sandstone stone for the construction of the projects mentioned. Together with its near neighbour Newburgh, Parbold marks the west end of the vale of the River Douglas, as the river flows out onto the broad mossland plain of west Lancashire, and (in former times) the lowest reliable crossing point of the river for several miles. With the construction of the navigation, canal and then the railway its role as a transportation node grew in importance. The majority of the buildings in the village either relate to the earlier canal usage or to the railway. The original centre was around [NAME]. Despite the proximity of the quarries the majority of C19 and C20 buildings are of brick, only the C18/early C19 and the churches, convent and railway station are of stone. The village has 2 conservation areas, [NAME] and [NAME]. | Mainly C19 and C20 | Conservation area. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | EHLB citation; Pevsner ; site visit; WLBC CCAs [NAME] and [NAME]. |  |  | No general image. | 20-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13725 | RC Church of Our Lady and All Souls |  | Building | [NAME] ,Parbold,ORMSKIRK | Parbold | Parbold | SD | 349534 | 410799 | Place of Worship | Church with spire built 1884. Sandstone rubble with slate roof. West tower with spire, nave with clerestorey (5 bays), north and south aisle, south porch, lower chancel. Tower has angled buttresses and corner pinnacles, a bell stage with trefoiled lancet openings and a 4-light west window with traceried head. The spire has lucarnes. Windows mostly lancets. East end of chancel is a rose window. Porch - moulded pointed outer doorway. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II ; site visit; WLBC CCA [NAME]. |  | In Lancaster Lane Conservation Area. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00530 | 11-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13726 | Notre Dame Convent | Lancaster House | Building | [NAME] ,Parbold,ORMSKIRK | Parbold | Parbold | SD | 349440 | 410926 | Other/miscellaneous | Formerly a C17 house, with Italianate replacement attached c1852 and adjoining stable block with heavy Italianate tower, in extensive grounds. All now forming part of a convent. | C17 -C19 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Pevsner II ; site visit; WLBC CCA [NAME]. |  | In Lancaster Lane Conservation Area. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00543 (Convent); DSC00544 (Stables) | 11-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13727 | Christ Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Parbold,ORMSKIRK | Parbold | Parbold | SD | 350235 | 410712 | Place of Worship | Parish Church on elevated site outside the village, built 1875. Rock-faced sandstone with slate roof. Nave, south porch, north aisle (4 bays separated by buttresses), lower chancel, north vestry. Tower with stone spire against south side of the chancel, angled buttresses, broached to an octagonal spire. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II ; site visit. |  | [NAME]  (Harrock Hill Grit) and shown on 1st Ed OS survey plans ie c1850 is located about 500m east of the church. LB schedule indicates paired granite columns in chancel and other granite features (interior not seen). Church replaced [NAME] of St Mary) built prior to 1292 situated on north bank of [NAME] about 500m to the south. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00499 | 11-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13728 | [NAME] No 38 LLC |  | Building | [NAME] ,Parbold,ORMSKIRK | Parbold | Parbold | SD | 349405 | 410454 | Structure | Public road bridge carrying A5209 over LLC. Coursed gritstone.  Probably early 1770s. Single elliptical arch. Parapet with ½ round coping, band below. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | EHLB citation;  ; site visit. |  | One of 3 listed canal bridges in Parbold parish. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME] | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13729 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Parbold,ORMSKIRK | Parbold | Parbold | SD | 349123 | 410500 | Retail/commercial | Former windmill tower, now a shop/gallery c1800. Sandstone rubble with battered walls. Embattlemented, 5 storeys. | C18/19 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II ; site visit: WLBC CCA [NAME] |  | Probably built after the canal, as a canal side industry. Connected to another stone building fronting [NAME] and canal. Part of [NAME] | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00831 |  | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13730 | [NAME] |  | Building | Station Road ,Parbold,ORMSKIRK | Parbold | Parbold | SD | 349075 | 410740 | Other/miscellaneous | Railway station on Wigan-Southport railway. Opened 1855. Elizabethan style, with tall cross windows. Similar to Burscough Station. Building on north side of track only. Some restoration in 2004. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Pevsner II ; site visit. |  | Similar to Burscough RW St | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00514 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13731 | RBS Bank |  | Building | Station Road ,Parbold,ORMSKIRK | Parbold | Parbold | SD | 349100 | 410778 | Retail/commercial | Detached sandstone building, plain slated roof, 3 bays, 2 storeys . Entrance central with asymmetrical portico detail with 2 columns. Other openings with smooth sandstone heads and sills . General masonry rock-faced sandstone with even courses. 2 modest stone chimney stacks. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Site visit. |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSO00501 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13732 | Newburgh |  | Village | ,Newburgh,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Newburgh | Newburgh | SD | 348346 | 410199 |  | Dating from the medieval period Newburgh was established as a planned  "new burgh" with market, although it never developed as such, retaining its burgh status only to the C17. The village occupies the sloping ground between the hilly country of Ashhurst Beacon to the south and the River Douglas. Its village green is its focal point and retains the C17 market cross (with a restored modern shaft). The village has a mixture of brick and stone buildings, originally many of the older buildings would have been timber framed, but were later refaced in stone, brick or both.  A characteristic of the village is that many buildings are rendered/stuccoed/roughcast over both brick and stone and painted white. It was a service centre for the surrounding farming communities and the site of early coal mines. Apart from the [NAME] and pre-C19 core which forms the Conservation Area, the village also has areas of C20 residential development. | C17-C20 | Conservation area. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit. WLBC CCA Newburgh 2004. LCC HTAR Newburgh.2006. Pevsner II |  | There are 2 quarries within the parish boundaries. [NAME] (SD471099), about  1km west of village in a wood formally part of the parkland of Lathom House, mapped as [NAME]. Round O [NAME], (SD484088) Cobb's Brow Lane also probably in wider parkland of Lathom House and also mapped as [NAME]. Worked in lateC20/early C21 for aggregate together with ?Crutchman Sandstone. Other possible sources in adjacent [NAME] and [NAME] parishes. [NAME] and Dingle Quarries SD? [NAME] and various Harrock Hill Grit quarries at Parbold. Rocks of Rossendale Formation mapped on south side of Douglas valley immediately east of Newburgh. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01097 | 11-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13733 | Village cross |  | Other | Cobb's Brow Lane,Newburgh,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Newburgh | Newburgh | SD | 348346 | 410199 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Village Cross perhaps C17 or C18. Restored C20 Sandstone square base of 3 old/original steps, simple C20 cross. | C17/18 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 8499, | ENLB citation. Site Visit. WLBC CCA Newburgh 2004. LCC HTAR Newburgh.2006. Pevsner II |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01089 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13734 | Stone Cross |  | Building | 2 Cobb's Brow Lane,Newburgh,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Newburgh | Newburgh | SD | 348334 | 410191 | Dwelling house | Cottage and attached garden wall. Late [NAME] or early C19, altered. Brown and yellow brick with some limited sandstone dressings; stone slate roof. Two storey, rectangular plan. The garden wall included in listing is the important stone feature, on the east side of the house, adjacent to the village green. Made of thick upstanding  sandstone flags secured by diamond-shaped cast-iron plates; about 1m high. | C17/18 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 8499, | ENLB citation. Site Visit. WLBC CCA Newburgh 2004 . LCC HTAR Newburgh.2006. Pevsner II |  | The listing text calls the flags "massive stone slabs". | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01096 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13735 | Ivy Dene and School Villas | Old School | Building | [NAME],Newburgh,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Newburgh | Newburgh | SD | 348283 | 410236 | Dwelling house | Built as school, now 2 dwelling houses. Probably C18 (school endowed 1714). Coursed squared sandstone, stone slate roof. T-plan formed by main range on east-west axis with wing to centre of south side. 2-storey with 4-bay north facade. Distinctive features are large, almost semicircular arched mullion-and- transom windows. Upper windows square-headed. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 8499, | ENLB citation. Site Visit. WLBC CCA Newburgh 2004 . LCC HTAR Newburgh.2006. Pevsner II |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00860 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13736 | Christ Church | Newburgh PC | Building | Back Lane,Newburgh,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Newburgh | Newburgh | SD | 348200 | 410358 | Place of Worship | C of E PC built 1851. Coursed sandstone slate roof. A modest Gothic style aisleless church 4-bays, and a small much lower chancel. Double lancet windows and reduced buttresses between bays. Bellcote over 2nd bay. Rock-faced medium grained pale [NAME] sandstone with smooth finished matching dressings. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site Visit. WLBC CCA Newburgh 2004. LCC HTAR Newburgh.2006. Pevsner II |  | Not listed. Built on site of former coal pit. Set back from A5209 and separated by a wooded hollow the site of a former sandpit. [NAME]. HTAR suggests (page15) that the church yard incorporated a former sandstone quarry, but this seems to be a confusion. The 1st ed OS map 1848 (ie predates the church) annotates the area as a SAND pit. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME] | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13737 | War Memorial |  | Building | [NAME],Newburgh,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Newburgh | Newburgh | SD | 348139 | 410336 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | War memorial in the shape of a low obelisk only about 2.5m high. Early C20. Smooth dressed sandstone. Square plan set in a narrow flower bed surrounded by a stone kerb. Shallow step at base at front for placing wreaths (not stone). False plinth (formed from upstanding C20 concrete flags) with 2 steps above with stepped and tapered shaft. Inscription on all 4 faces, carved laurel wreaths to each face above. Topped by pyramidal coping. | 20th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | ENLB citation. Site Visit. WLBC CCA Newburgh 2004. LCC HTAR Newburgh.2006. Pevsner II |  | Probably Pendle Grit. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME] | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13738 | Newburgh C of E Primary school | Old National School | Other | Back Lane,Newburgh,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Newburgh | Newburgh | SD | 348160 | 410460 | Civic | Village primary school, originally a girls' school of 1840 (later a National School). Additions made c1890 to accommodate boys from the old school. Various mid/late C20 additions. The Victorian blocks are of coursed rock-faced sandstone with smooth dressings with lancet windows. Big steep slate covered gabled roof. Stonework recently cleaned. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site Visit. WLBC CCA Newburgh 2004. LCC HTAR Newburgh.2006. Pevsner II |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01122 | 08-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13739 | Doe House |  | Building | Tabby's Nook,Newburgh,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Newburgh | Newburgh | SD | 348183 | 410253 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, now single dwelling, C17, altered and enlarged in C18 and C20. Coursed sandstone rubble with quoins. Slate roof with brick chimney. Some handmade brick in top level of left hand gable. Projecting porch with carried-down doorway with sandstone arched head (segmental?) carved from a single block, painted over. Two low storeys. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | ENLB citation. Site Visit. WLBC CCA Newburgh 2004. LCC HTAR Newburgh.2006. Pevsner II |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC0114. Door/porch detail DSC01111. | 08-APR-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13740 | The Gables |  | Building | [NAME],Newburgh,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Newburgh | Newburgh | SD | 348372 | 410238 | Dwelling house | Former barn converted to house, probably C18, remodelled in later C19. Coursed squared sandstone. Upper floor in larger masonry. Part pebble-dashed painted white. Stone slate roof and brick chimneys. Double depth plan. 2 storeys and 3 windows. Notable boundary wall along Ash Brow with coursed sandstone rubble, weathering showing bedding. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  |  | ENLB citation. Site Visit. WLBC CCA Newburgh 2004  . LCC HTAR Newburgh.2006. Pevsner II |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00853 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13741 | Rose Cottage | No11 | Building | Cobb's Brow Lane,Newburgh,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Newburgh | Newburgh | SD | 348355 | 410172 | Dwelling house | Former farmhouse now house. Probably early C17, altered and extended in C18. Subsequently altered. Formerly timber-framed, now clad in brick and stone. Front coursed sandstone rubble; brick chimney  and right gable. Roof stone slates. Right gable brick left gable with exposed beams and infill rendered and painted white. 2 low storeys and 3 windows. Ground floor windows at front have large rectangular lintels under simple hood moulds, each probably a single block of stone, but overpainted white. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  |  | ENLB citation. Site Visit. WLBC CCA Newburgh 2004  . LCC HTAR Newburgh.2006. Pevsner II |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00852 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13742 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 349519 | 408086 |  | [NAME] comprises a small hamlet on the very edge of the New Town of Skelmersdale. It comprises only the church, a primary school, Ashurst's Hall and a few other houses. The wider parish includes most of Ashurst Beacon, a prominent hill separating [NAME] and the [NAME] valley, including the summit and wooded hillsides sloping down to the [NAME]. It extends to the edge of Newburgh village. The minor roads throughout the parish have scattered farmhouses and cottages mostly converted to primarily residential uses. Between Dalton village and Newburgh a number of larger C19 'gentleman's' residences occupy the road frontage. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit. . Pevsner II |  |  | No general image. | 09-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13743 | Church of St Michael and All Angels | [NAME] PC | Building | Higher [NAME] ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 349519 | 408086 | Place of Worship | C of E church 1875/7. Coursed sandstone rubble (rock-faced) and smooth dressings with Welsh slate roof. A nave, south-west tower with saddleback roof, north and south transepts and lower chancel with polygonal apse. Lancet windows. The southern gable has a small round window over 2 lancet windows which have a carved panel/niche ([NAME]) set between. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 14483,14484,14485,14486, | ENLB citation. Site Visit.  Pevsner II |  | The Church's website claims there is a foundation stone dated 1825. Following a fire in 1988 the church was restored and interior re-ordered. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00879 | 09-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13744 | Ashurst's Beacon |  | Other | Beacon Lane ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 350088 | 407923 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Beacon Tower 1798. Sandstone rubble. Square plan on square base. Upper part stepped back to carry pyramidal spire. Blocked windows with stone surrounds and keyed lintels on 3 sides South side is a similar blocked doorway. Said to have been built as a watch tower to warn of a French invasion. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone |  |  | 14483,14484,14485,14486, | ENLB citation. Site Visit.  Pevsner II |  | Pevsner says may possibly have been re-erected on this site and that the design is "remarkably austere and quite sophisticated". | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01805. | 09-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13745 | Ashurst's Hall |  | Building | Higher [NAME] ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 349590 | 408172 | Dwelling house | House probably early C19 on site of mid C17 house. Sandstone rubble with artificial stone roof 2 storey, 3 bays, quoins to left and right. Windows plain reveals. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone |  |  | 14483,14484,14485,14486, | ENLB citation. Site Visit.  Pevsner II |  |  | See EH Images of England www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/default.aspx?pid=2&id=357800 . | 09-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13746 | Lathom |  | Village | ,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Lathom | Lathom | SD | 345693 | 409388 |  | Lathom is an ancient place, documented in the Domesday Book, but there is no village or parish church as such. It became the seat of power of the [NAME] family (Earls of Derby and Lords of the Isle of Man) who were greatly influential in Tudor times. The estate had a moated house which was one of the greatest houses of the medieval North, and stood on  a low hill within an extensive park. In C17 the estate was the subject of 2 Civil War sieges. After these depredations the [NAME] family moved to their estates at [NAME] and new owners built a Palladian Palace, Lathom House (c1720), the finest and most impressive house in Lancashire at the time. The house and estate went into decline in the early part of the C20 and c1920 the main part of the house was demolished. Today Lathom survives as a scatter of mostly estate related buildings along Hall Lane and a few buildings in the park of the former hall, including the former west wing of the mansion. Lathom parish extends northwards on to the plain of the River Douglas, which has a scatter of mostly farms and cottages, with a few stone structures related to the canal, railway and R [NAME]. There are 3 Conservation Areas, Lathom Park, [NAME] and Top Lock. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | EHLB citation, site visit, WLDC CAA Lathom Park (2001); Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West.) |  | The Lathom Park area sits astride the boundary between the Triassic and Lower Coal Measures. Both types of rock were available for building. It appears the Ormskirk Sandstone was favoured for the prestige park buildings and the PLCM were employed in the farms and cottages when stone was used. Many estate and general buildings are built of brick. There are outcrops of Ormskirk Sandstone mapped in the "New Park" (now Ormskirk Golf Club). In the wider park to the east of the former hall there are old quarries; a quarry in [NAME] east of the [NAME], and Round O Quarry off Cobbs Brow Lane are mapped as [NAME]. The Lathom parish area is considered as 3 separate villages for the purpose of the study to reflect the different nature of the 3 areas. | No general image | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13748 | Chapel to Lathom House | Chapel of St John the Divine | Building | Off Hall Lane,Lathom Park,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Lathom | Lathom | SD | 345693 | 409388 | Place of Worship | Chapel to Lathom House. Built by [NAME], Lord [NAME], 2nd Earl of Derby c1500; altered and restored. Set in an enclosed garden/church yard within park. Red sandstone random rubble with large quoins to south gable only. [NAME] painted render over sandstone rubble. Small east porch. Low stone slate roof. Nave and chancel in a single 3-bay structure. North gable has an octagonal bellcote, south gable (exposed stone) has a large 5-light Perpendicular window with a cavetto surround and C19 tracery and hoodmould. (apparently a restoration/improvement of 1898). First consecrated 1509. To left of south gable a low dwelling, perhaps a priest house, later a school; painted render, door and mullioned window with stone moulded heads and jambs and hoodmould. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13259, | WLDC CAA Lathom Park (2001); Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West.) |  | Forms a group with attached almshouses (below) | Yes. Digital. JSG private collection. DSC01166 | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13749 | Almshouses |  | Building | Off Hall Lane,Lathom Park,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Lathom | Lathom | SD | 345671 | 409429 | Dwelling house | Eleven Almshouses in an L-shaped block attached to north end of [NAME] Chapel. Sandstone random rubble rendered and painted along east face. 6 cottages attached to north end of chapel, stepped down roofline, 5 in westward return at north end with exposed rubble stone work. Large quoins in south west corner. Single storey with attics, one window to each unit, set in round headed blank arches. Alternating pairs along front, single alternation in west range. Doorways square headed with hoodmoulds. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13259, | WLDC CAA Lathom Park (2001); Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West.) |  | Forms a group with attached chapel (above) | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01170 | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13750 | Cromwell Stone |  | Other | Off Hall Lane,Lathom Park,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Lathom | Lathom | SD | 345715 | 409360 | Other/miscellaneous | Large cuboid sandstone boulder, not dressed; with 2 unequal round hollows carved into upper face. About ½m x ½m x ½m. Hollows about 6" and 4" dia. Plaque says that the boulder was used for casting cannon balls by Cromwell's troops during siege of Lathom Hall (1644). Fine grained creamy grey sandstone. | ?cC17 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone |  |  | 13259, | Site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01163 | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13751 | Entrance gates and lodges to Lathom House | Ormskirk and [NAME] | Building | Off Hall Lane,Lathom Park,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Lathom | Lathom | SD | 345429 | 409112 | Wall/archway/gateway | 2 entrance lodges (listed separately) together with 1 remaining ornamental/monumental gate post and flanking walls c1730, designed by Giacomo Leoni architect of Lathom Hall. Lathom Lodge to south, [NAME] to north. Matching octagonal buildings attached to flanking walls. Cream sandstone ashlar and coursed sandstone. Slate roof. 2 storey with  a plinth rusticated ground floor, 1st floor band.  Altered eaves on south lodge, moulded cornice blocking course on north lodge. [NAME] headed doorway. The lodges are set behind the flanking walls and hidden from view from west (entry side). One gate post remaining, on north side. Carved sandstone and ashlar pilasters with emphatic frost-work bands, a pediment and round-headed niche with a keystone. The flanking screen wall ramps up to meet it. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13259, | EHLB citation, site visit, WLDC CAA Lathom Park (2001); Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West.) |  | Lodges have separate listings. Probable source of stone Pinfold Quarry. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. South lodge DSC01181; gate pier DSC01180. | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13752 | Former west wing to Lathom House |  | Building | Off Hall Lane,Lathom Park,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Lathom | Lathom | SD | 345960 | 409147 | Dwelling house | Wing of former country house, now renovated as dwelling, c1730 by [NAME] with additions to rear c1862 by Mr [NAME]. Sandstone ashlar, slate roof (formerly hipped), facing east, Palladian style. 2 storeys, 2:3:2 bays with central pediment, breaking forward with plinth and banded quoins. Stables to rear. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13259, | EHLB citation,  WLDC CAA Lathom Park (2001); Pevsner II (Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West). |  | This was the service wing of a very grand house demolished in 1920. West wing formerly in dilapidated state, restoration began in 2005, now complete.. | See EH Images of England. www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/default.aspx?pid=2&id386290 . | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13753 | [NAME] and attached wall |  | Building | [NAME],Lathom Park,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Lathom | Ormskirk | SD | 343752 | 409045 | Dwelling house | Former gate lodge to New Park, dated 1868 in east gable, slightly altered. Coursed rock-faced sandstone with ashlar dressings, stone slate roof. L-plan with single depth main range parallel to road, with rear wing to right-hand half and courtyard in angle enclosed by screen wall. Single storey, Jacobean style. 2 unequal bays asymmetrical with chamfered plinth and steeply-pitched roofs with raised ridged gable copings with kneelers. Gabled porch off-set to right. Ridge chimney. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ormskirk Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13259, | EHLB citation, site visit. |  | Technically this building is located in Ormskirk parish (by a few yards), but is an integral part of the landscape structure of the Lathom parks. | Yes. Digital. JSG private collection. IMG_2281. | 17-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13754 | [NAME]'s Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME],Lathom Park,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Lathom | Lathom | SD | 345802 | 410590 | Farm | Working farmhouse. Later C17 ,probably in 2 or more builds, altered. Coursed sandstone rubble and some handmade red bricks. Stone slate roof. T-plan formed by main range with crosswing to the left and outshut to the rear of right hand end.  2 storey. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 8499, | EHLB citation. Site Visit |  | Stone built barn (now farm shop) and shed adjacent not included in listing. Matching stone flag roof. | Yes. Digital. JSG private collection. DSC01630 | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13755 | Hoscar | Hoscar Moss | Village | ,Hoscar,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Hoscar | Lathom | SD | 346842 | 411540 |  | The area of Lathom parish north of [NAME] road (A5209), comprising flat mossland of the River Douglas flood plain ,now reclaimed farmland. Also known as [NAME] or [NAME]. No village as such just a scatter of mainly brick built farms with a few stone buildings houses or outbuildings and several stone buildings along the [NAME] to Southport railway. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  |  |  |  | No general views. | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13756 | Bird i' th' Hand Farmhouse | Hoscar Moss | Building | [NAME],Hoscar,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Hoscar | Lathom | SD | 346266 | 411179 | Farm | Modest farmhouse, later C17, enlarged C19. Coursed sandstone rubble, stone slate roof. Simple 2 bay plan with added right wing. 2 low storeys, 2 windows each floor, ground floor windows wider with hood moulds; doorway to left corner. Stone, grey, thin courses. Rear extension thicker courses. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 8499, | EHLB citation. Site Visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01624. | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13757 | [NAME]/shippon, Stocks Farm | Hoscar Moss | Building | [NAME],Hoscar,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Hoscar | Lathom | SD | 347282 | 411640 | Farm | [NAME] to north side of Stocks Farmhouse (brick). Pink sandstone rubble, coursed, corrugated roof (replacement) Wagon opening with [NAME], wooden beam lintel  and a few quoins. Brick lean-to and extension to left. Sandstone blocks showing weathering of bedding  and grey rather than pink in places. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,96288, | Site Visit. EHLB citation. |  | Farmhouse is listed (gdII) but brick built. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01028. | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13758 | [NAME] | Hoscar Moss | Building | [NAME],Hoscar,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Hoscar | Lathom | SD | 347340 | 411674 | Structure | Public road bridge over R [NAME], probably late C18. Sandstone ashlar. Stilted segmental arch with plain voussoirs, plain band and parapet of massive blocks with rounded coping. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] |  |  | 8808, | EHLB citation. Site Visit |  | Adjacent to Stocks Farm (above) | See EH Images of England: www.imagesofengland.org.uk?Details/default.aspx?pid=2&id=386289 . | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13759 | Station Master's House | Hoscar MossHoscar Railway Station | Building | [NAME],Hoscar,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Hoscar | Lathom | SD | 346842 | 411540 | Dwelling house | Station master's house/[NAME] house to [NAME]. West side of [NAME] north of railway, now private house, c1860 for Railway Co. Snecked grey sandstone rubble, slate roof altered. Brick chimneys. Elizabethan style. 2  storey steep-pitched roof with coped gables and 2 small gables on side elevation, mullioned windows. Large all-stone bay to end gable on G/F; mullion-and-transom canted. Smooth dressings to windows, hoodmoulds over windows on G/F.  Porch to side elevation with steep-pitched roof and doorway with prominent stone arched head (carved from single block?). All dressings painted cream. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 8514, | Site Visit |  | An unlisted example of railway architecture, similar listed versions to east and west. In the same general style as [NAME], [NAME] and Appley Bridge stations. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01022 | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13760 | Gatehouse at railway level crossing | Hoscar Moss | Building | [NAME]'s [NAME],Hoscar,[NAME],ORMSKIRK | Hoscar | Lathom | SD | 347436 | 411349 | Dwelling house | Crossing keeper's cottage. North side of railway, c1860 for Railway Co. Snecked grey sandstone rubble, slate roof, altered. Brick chimneys. Elizabethan style. 2  storey steep-pitched roof with coped gables and 2 small gables on side elevation, mullioned windows. Large all-stone bay to end gable on G/F; mullion-and-transom canted. Smooth dressings to windows, hood moulds over windows on G/F.  Porch to side elevation with steep pitched roof and doorway with prominent stone arched head (carved from single block?) | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 8514, | EHLB citation. Site Visit |  | A smaller, listed version to in same style about 2 miles to west at Daisy Lane crossing. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01029. | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13761 | Glovers Bridge | Lathom Moss, Lathom Top Lock | Village | ,Glovers Bridge,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Glovers Bridge | Lathom | SD | 345124 | 411507 |  | Small hamlet set around the junction of the Leeds-Liverpool Canal with the Rufford Branch. Conservation Area. Many listed canal structures, all stone built. Also nearby hamlet of Briar's Brook, conservation area. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  |  |  |  | No general views. | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13762 | Junction Bridge and Basin and Top Lock | Lathom Top Lock | Other | [NAME],Glovers Bridge,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Glovers Bridge | Lathom | SD | 345124 | 411507 | Structure | Group of listed structures at junction of canals. Junction Bridge: arched bridge carrying towpath over entrance to Rufford Branch. Dated 1816 on keystone (ie later than canal -1781). Sandstone ashlar. High semi-elliptical arch with rusticated voussoirs. A broad band and parapet of massive dressed blocks with round head copings, rusticated pilasters. Basin with dry dock with brick built cottages around. [NAME], large sandstone blocks. All sandstone blocks coarse-grained and grey colour. Some parts of these structures are in Burscough parish. | 1th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 8514, | EHLB citation. Site Visit. WLBC CCA Top Lock. |  | The most important group of several listed structures on LLC hereabouts both bridges and locks. All constructed of similar stone. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01603 | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13763 | [NAME] | Glover's Bridge | Building | [NAME],Ring o'Bells,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Ring o'Bells | Lathom | SD | 345452 | 411013 | Dwelling house | Early C19 slightly altered. Coursed squared sandstone, slate roof. Double-depth, double-fronted plan. 2 storey and 3 windows on front elevation. Symmetrical, with a plinth, rusticated quoins and moulded gutter cornice. Central round-headed doorway with stone surround with imposts, fanlight above door. Stone heads and sills painted, imitating voussoirs. Gable chimneys. Low extension to right enclosed by glazed full length porch, no details visible C20? | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 15198,96333, | EHLB citation. Site Visit. WLBC [NAME]. |  | Within Briars Brook Conservation area. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01622 | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13764 | Briar's Mill | Glover's Bridge | Building | [NAME],Ring o'Bells,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Ring o'Bells | Lathom | SD | 345420 | 410980 | Dwelling house | Former corn (water) mill now dwelling house. Coursed squared sandstone with slate roof. 3 storey. 3 windows on top floor, large double height bay window with slate roof extending across 1st and 2nd floor arch to right at basement level, presumably exit leat for water. Corn mill to Lathom Estate. [NAME], various dates given, one as early as c1720. | 18th Century | Conservation area. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 15198,96333, | Site Visit. WLBC [NAME]. |  | Within Briars Brook Conservation area. Building was listed | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME] | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13765 | [NAME] | Glover's Bridge | Other | [NAME],Ring o'Bells,Burscough,ORMSKIRK | Ring o'Bells | Lathom | SD | 345392 | 411191 | Structure | Canal culvert c1771, carrying LLC over [NAME]. Coursed sandstone rubble. Segmental arch with plain voussoirs, a plain band and parapet, of thin sandstone courses finished with one course of large blocks and a rounded coping. Curved and sloping abutment on west wide with coping carried down from band. | 18th Century |  |  |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 8514, | EHLB citation. Site Visit. WLBC [NAME]. |  | Golden yellow sandstone to arch, grey above. Could it be Ormskirk sandstone? | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME] | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13766 | Bickerstaffe |  | Village | ,Bickerstaffe,[NAME] | Bickerstaffe | Bickerstaffe | SD | 344547 | 404261 |  | A sparsely populated rural parish, in roiling or flat landscape of mossland and open arable fields, with blocks of prominent woodland. The northern most extremity rises up  the gentle slopes of Scarth Hill  , formed  by Triassic sandstones. Main settlements are Stanleygate, Bickerstaffe and Barrow Nook.  An area of predominantly brick buildings, but there are a few stone buildings ,in addition to the parish church. Mostly C18/19 farms and cottages with only small pockets of C20 residential incursions. A pocket of rural landscape, on the edge o0f the Merseyside conurbation. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  |  |  |  | No general views. | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13767 | Church of Holy Trinity | Bickerstaffe Parish Church | Building | Church Road ,Bickerstaffe,[NAME] | Bickerstaffe | Bickerstaffe | SD | 344547 | 404261 | Place of Worship | Church built 1843, enlarged 1860. Sandstone ashlar with slate roofs. Comprises a west tower with spire, nave, lower chancel, north (left) aisle under a pitched roof, and north vestry. West door set in front of base of tower, projects slightly with moulded arch with angle shafts and carved stone panel over (tympanum) of 3 angels.  The tower has angle buttresses, paired lancet bell openings, and corner pinnacles with flying buttresses to the stone spire. The west window of the north aisle, which was added in 1860, is of 3 lights with [NAME] tracery. The south wall of the nave is of 3 lights separated by buttresses with pinnacles and has a corbel table below a parapet.   Nave - 4 bays separated by stone buttress, topped by finials, first 3 bays with pairs of lancet windows, last bay a single lancet only. Grey-buff medium-grained sandstone, with some cross bedding visible. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  | 96706, |  |  |  | [NAME] is located in the parish at Barrow Nook about 2 miles south of the church. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01552. | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13768 | War Memorial | [NAME] | Building | Church Road ,Bickerstaffe,[NAME] | Bickerstaffe | Bickerstaffe | SD | 344530 | 404246 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | War memorial. Circa 1920. Smooth white limestone. About 4m high. Square plan. Stands on a limestone plinth and steps. Base(plinth) has chamfered square piers at corners and is raised on 3 shallow steps. Memorial has slim diagonal buttresses with crocketed pinnacles. Central cross shaft is also crocketed and has a cross fleury inscribed with sacred monogram. | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Portland Stone |  |  |  |  |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01554; detail [NAME]. | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13769 | 20/22 | Bluebell Cottage (22) | Building | [NAME],Barrow Nook,Bickerstaffe,[NAME] | Bickerstaffe | Bickerstaffe | SD | 345425 | 402555 | Dwelling house | Pair of sandstone semi detached sandstone cottages with tile roof (replacement). Lean-to extension to right hand pair. Squared course sandstone blocks. Wide windows, with long stone lintel (painted over) May have originally been mullioned. Brick chimney. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  | 96706, |  |  |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME]. | 13-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13770 | Simonswood |  | Village | ,Simonswood,KIRKBY | Kirkby | Simonswood | SD | 341695 | 401129 |  | The southern most parish of Lancashire and West Lancs., probably also one of the most sparsely populated of Lancashire parishes. An area of flat featureless landscape ,south of M55 laying immediately east of the dense urban area of Kirby . Predominantly mossland and arable farmland. There is no identifiable settlement or parish church or other place of worship. A place of farmsteads and farm cottages, mostly renovated and used as dwelling houses. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  |  |  |  | No general image. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13771 | Simonswood Hall |  | Building | Simonswood Hall  Lane ,Simonswood,KIRKBY | Kirkby | Simonswood | SD | 341695 | 401129 | Dwelling house | House, former manor or farmhouse. Dated 1687 (date stone)  with extension and chimney shafts, 1880s  Dressed red or pink fine grained sandstone stone, with ashlar dressings, stone slate roof. Base, quoins and coped gables with finials. 2 storeys with attic, 3 bays, the 3rd bay projects under gable. One-storey lean-to wing to left return. Double-chamfered-mullioned windows with continuous drip moulds to 1st 2 bays and label moulds to 3rd bay. Ground floor has 2-light window to wing, 6-light window and end 5-light window. 1st floor has 6-light window to 1st bay with single-light to left, 2-light window to 2nd bay with dates tone above. End bay has 5-light window with attic window above of 5 lights with transom. Entrance to 2nd bay has rusticated flat arch with key. Left returns and rear with double-chamfered-mullioned windows. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Bunter Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | See EH Images of England; www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/default.aspx?pid=2&id=215302 . | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13800 | Pimlico House |  | Building | Main Street ,Gisburn,CLITHEROE | Gisburn | Gisburn | SD | 382476 | 448787 | Dwelling house | 2 storey house with stone slate roof. The front elevation is of sandstone rubble above a limestone plinth. There are sandstone dressings. | C18 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92010, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection CIMG1351.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13801 | [NAME] (West) |  | Building | Main Street ,Gisburn,CLITHEROE | Gisburn | Gisburn | SD | 382476 | 448787 | Dwelling house | 2 storey converted barn. The front elevation is of coursed rubble limestone. The windows are modern inserts with curved heads and sills and lintels of sandstone. The roof is of stone slates. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92304, | Site visit |  |  | [NAME] collection CIMG1350.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13802 | Church of St Mary the Virgin |  | Building | Main Street ,Gisburn,CLITHEROE | Gisburn | Gisburn | SD | 382990 | 448862 | Place of Worship | Tower, nave, lower chancel, north and south aisles and south porch. Sandstone rubble with slate roof. The church whilst mainly of sandstone also has some infill parts of limestone. | C16-C19 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92234, | Site visit |  |  | [NAME] collection CIMG1357.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13803 | Lyndale Terrace |  | Building | ,Gisburn,CLITHEROE | Gisburn | Gisburn | SD | 382800 | 448725 | Dwelling house | 2 storey house with stone slate roof. The front elevation is of sandstone rubble with random pieces of limestone. There are sandstone heads, cills, jambs and lintels. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92235, | Site visit |  |  | [NAME] collection CIMG1355.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13804 | Church View | 13 | Building | Main Street ,Gisburn,CLITHEROE | Gisburn | Gisburn | SD | 382950 | 448721 | Dwelling house | 3 storey house with blue slate roof with two gables. The front elevation is of coursed limestone. There are sandstone quoins to the upper storey. Sandstone dressings around the windows and to the door surrounds and bay window. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92002, | Site visit |  |  | [NAME] collection CIMG1359.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13805 | Church View | 14-15 | Building | Main Street ,Gisburn,CLITHEROE | Gisburn | Gisburn | SD | 382949 | 448720 | Dwelling house | 2 storey house with blue slate roof. The front elevation is of random coursed limestone with sandstone heads, cills and jambs to doors and windows. Side elevation is rendered. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92002, | Site visit |  |  | [NAME] collection CIMG1359.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13806 | The Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Horton,BARNOLDSWICK | Horton | Horton | SD | 385631 | 451010 | Dwelling house | 2 storey house with stone slate roof. The front elevation is of coursed limestone and the side elevation is of random rubble sandstone. Sandstone dressings around the windows and door and for lintels, however these are modern replacements of the originals. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 91955, | Site visit |  |  | [NAME] collection 114.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13807 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Horton,BARNOLDSWICK | Horton | Horton | SD | 385590 | 450168 | Dwelling house | 2 storey house with stone slate roof. The front elevation is of slobbered limestone rubble. The end elevation contains random pieces of sandstone. There are sandstone heads, cills and jambs to the windows and doors and lintels to the windows | C17-18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 91955, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 115.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13808 | The Manse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Horton,BARNOLDSWICK | Horton | Horton | SD | 385617 | 450220 | Dwelling house | 2 storey house with stone slate roof. The front  elevation is of slobbered limestone rubble and the side elevation is of random coursed limestone. There are sandstone quoins and heads, cills and jambs to the windows and a sandstone chimney. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92016, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 116.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13809 | Congregational Chapel |  | Building | [NAME] ,Horton,BARNOLDSWICK | Horton | Horton | SD | 385617 | 450220 | Place of Worship | Squared watershot sandstone with stone slate roof. 2 storeys, 4 bays. Windows have plain stone surrounds. The doors have plain stone surrounds but with radiating fanlights. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92230, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 117.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13810 | Sunny Bank |  | Building | [NAME] ,Horton,BARNOLDSWICK | Horton | Horton | SD | 385615 | 450233 | Dwelling house | 2 storey house with stone slate roof. The front elevation is of coursed limestone with sandstone quoins. There are sandstone heads, jambs, cills and lintels to the windows. The door has in addition a radiating fanlight. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 91955, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 118.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13811 | Poppy Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Horton,BARNOLDSWICK | Horton | Horton | SD | 385630 | 450280 | Dwelling house | 2 storey house with stone slate roof. The front elevation is of random coursed limestone rubble with sandstone quoins. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 91956, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 119.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13812 | Horton House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Horton,BARNOLDSWICK | Horton | Horton | SD | 385575 | 450268 | Dwelling house | 2 [NAME] with coursed sandstone to main elevation and coursed random rubble to others. There are chamfered ashlar quoins moulds string and moulded stone cornice. There are stone heads and cills to the windows and the door has stone jambs. The gables have copings with the front kneelers having ball finials. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92220, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 120.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13813 | Church of St Michael |  | Building | [NAME] ,Bracewell,BARNOLDSWICK | Bracewell | Brogden and Bracewell | SD | 386302 | 448453 | Place of Worship | Church with nave and tower of random sandstone rubble with stone slate roof. There is a stone cornice below the windows, some of which have stone tracery. | C15-16 | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92220, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 108.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13814 | Hopwood House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Bracewell,BARNOLDSWICK | Bracewell | Brogden and Bracewell | SD | 386353 | 448461 | Dwelling house | 2 [NAME] with  random coursed sandstone rubble elevations and blue slate roof. The ashlar quoins have been reticulated. The windows have arched mouldings and drip mouldings. There are two decorative chimneys. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92220,92230, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 110.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13815 | Hopwood Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Bracewell,BARNOLDSWICK | Bracewell | Brogden and Bracewell | SD | 386365 | 448464 | Dwelling house | 2 [NAME] with coursed rubble sandstone elevations and stone slate roof. There are quoins stones to the corners of the house and where an extended wing joins. The windows have stone heads, jambs and cills and lintels on the original elements. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92220, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 112.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13816 | Church of St Mary le Gill |  | Building | [NAME],Coates,Barnoldswick,BARNOLDSWICK | Barnoldswick | Barnoldswick | SD | 389305 | 448018 | Place of Worship | Church with nave, aisles and tower in random rubble except for tower which is of dressed stone and a stone slate roof. The tower and three of the elevations are of sandstone, the third elevation is of limestone. The windows have arched heads, whilst the porch has straight heads. The walls have substantial buttresses. | C15-16 | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , [NAME] , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92187, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection CIMG1368.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13817 | White Bear Inn |  | Building | Pasture [NAME] ,Barrowford,NELSON | Barrowford | Barrowford | SD | 385939 | 439713 | Retail/commercial | Former house now [NAME] with sandstone elevations and stone slate roof. Part of the elevation is coursed random stone, the porch is of dressed stone and the circular single storey element is of coursed random rubble. The windows have stone heads, cills, jambs and lintels. The roof has gables with copings and stone finials. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Woodhead Hill Rock , Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  | 92818, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 093.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13818 | Lamb Working Mans Club |  | Building | Church Street ,Barrowford,NELSON | Barrowford | Barrowford | SD | 385864 | 439618 | Entertainment/leisure | Three storey former dwelling house now club of sandstone with stone slate roof. 'T' shaped plan with hall, cross-wing and porch. Tudor doorway with moulded head and jambs. All windows in cross-wing have moulded and returned dripstones, some with small leaded lights. Porch and cross-wing have moulded coping to gables with kneelers and finials. The majority of the front elevation is in large pieces of dressed stone. | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Woodhead Hill Rock , Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  | 92818, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 094.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13819 | Independent Methodist Church |  | Building | Walmsgate ,Barnoldswick,BARNOLDSWICK | Barnoldswick | Barnoldswick | SD | 387591 | 446519 | Place of Worship | Stone built chapel with ornate façade and blue slate roof. Gable front with pediment and urn. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92230, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 015.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13820 | 30-36 |  | Building | Walmsgate ,Barnoldswick,BARNOLDSWICK | Barnoldswick | Barnoldswick | SD | 387580 | 446611 | Dwelling house | 3 storey stone built terrace of houses with stone slate roofs. Windows have stone heads, cills, jambs and lintels. Two have porches but not original. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92221, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 014.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13821 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],Coates,Barnoldswick,BARNOLDSWICK | Barnoldswick | Barnoldswick | SD | 388456 | 447409 | Dwelling house | 3 storey large stone built house with stone slate roof. Now divided into four dwellings. Gabled in three sections with ball finials and with an elaborate central doorway with pediment. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92187, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 001.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13822 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Other | [NAME],Coates,Barnoldswick,BARNOLDSWICK | Barnoldswick | Barnoldswick | SD | 388670 | 448124 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Stone arched road bridge over canal. Built in ashlar with a band and solid parapet. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit |  |  | 92230, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 002.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13823 | Church of St Bartholomew |  | Building | Church Street  ,COLNE | Colne |  | SD | 388895 | 440124 | Place of Worship | Stone built church with nave, chancel, lean-to south aisle and double north aisle under [NAME] roof, west tower. Tower has moulded plinth, and offset angle buttresses to western corners. Pointed arched west door. South porch is gabled and embattled with large cubical sundial on apex. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 92814, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 099.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13824 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,COLNE | Colne |  | SD | 388828 | 440060 | Civic | Ashlar stone built town hall with Welsh slate roof. Central clock tower. Double doors in Gothic arch supported by triple small grey granite columns. Massive chimneys on front elevation. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] and [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92531,92843, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 010.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13825 | Duke Street  No. 7 onwards |  | Building | Duke Street  ,COLNE | Colne |  | SD | 388694 | 439941 | Dwelling house | A staggered terrace of stone built houses with Welsh slate roofs. The majority of the houses are plain fronted but the doors have stone pediments above them and the windows decorated heads. The street is of cobble stones in the same material as the houses. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] and [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92532, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 009.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13826 | Chapel Street Nos. 3-11 |  | Building | Chapel Street  ,COLNE | Colne |  | SD | 388799 | 439967 | Dwelling house | A short terrace of simple plain stone built houses with Welsh slate roofs. The windows and door have stone heads, cills and jambs. The street is of cobble stones in the same material as the houses. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] and [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92532, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 011.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13827 | Christ Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,COLNE | Colne |  | SD | 390759 | 440478 | Place of Worship | Simple stone built church with Welsh slate roof, nave and square tower. Nave has gothic headed windows and stone buttresses. Church built in 1836. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] and [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92532, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 005.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13828 | Former [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],COLNE | [NAME] |  | SD | 391376 | 440715 | Dwelling house | 3 storey dressed stone former hospital with Westmorland slate roof. The front elevation has three dormers and two gables. There are 2 two storey bay windows and a large stone decorated entrance porch and balustraded terrace. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Westmorland Slate |  |  | 92569, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 004.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13829 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | [NAME]  ,NELSON | [NAME] |  | SD | 385607 | 437595 | Place of Worship | Ashlar Stone built church with Westmorland slate roof. Nave with lean-to aisles, chancel and west tower and spire. Gabled, buttressed porch to 1st bay on south side. Low, steeply offset buttresses to all sides. Tall, severe, west tower of 3 stages with angle buttresses dying into canted pinnacles which recede into the minor faces of octagonal spire. | C19-20 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Westmorland Slate |  |  | 92843, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 095.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13830 | St Philips Church Great Marsden |  | Building | [NAME]  ,NELSON | [NAME] |  | SD | 386479 | 438150 | Place of Worship | Dressed stone church with nave and side chancel, tower to one side. Roof of Welsh slate. Buttresses to chancel and front elevation to nave. Church built in 1902. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 8454,9454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 098.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13831 | 25- 37 |  | Building | Stanley Street  ,NELSON | [NAME] |  | SD | 385776 | 437798 | Dwelling house | Terrace of dressed stone built houses with Welsh slate roofs.  The windows and doors have stone heads, cills and jambs, with decorative heads. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 129.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13832 | 128-136 |  | Building | Every Street  ,NELSON | [NAME] |  | SD | 385689 | 437823 | Dwelling house | Short terrace of dressed stone built houses with Welsh slate roofs.  The windows and doors have stone heads, cills and jambs, with the ground floor windows also having lintels.  The doors have small pediments above them and decorative heads.  The end elevation of the terrace has stone quoins. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 130.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13833 | 2-10 Narrowgates Cottages |  | Building | Barley New Road,Barley,Barrowford,NELSON | Barley | Barley with West Close Booth | SD | 382523 | 440335 | Dwelling house | Terrace of stone built cottages to serve the adjacent mill. They have stone slate roofs and stone heads and cills to the windows. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92542,92543,92544, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 122.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13834 | Barley Methodist Church |  | Building | Barley Lane,Barley,Barrowford,NELSON | Barley | Barley with West Close Booth | SD | 382141 | 440547 | Place of Worship | Chapel in dressed stone with blue slate roof. Windows with stone heads, cills, jambs and lintels. The building has an ornate ashlar stone porch and quoin stones on front elevation. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92542,92543,92544, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 123.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13835 | Wilkinson's Farmhouse |  | Building | Barley Lane,Barley,Barrowford,NELSON | Barley | Barley with West Close Booth | SD | 382086 | 440511 | Dwelling house | 2 storey farmhouse and barn of coursed random stone with stone slate roof. All windows have square mullions and flush surrounds. The barn has a mixture of chamfered jambs and later crude heads and cills. The farmhouse and barn have quoins. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92542,92543,92544, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 124.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13836 | Waterfall Cottage |  | Building | Blacko Bar Road,[NAME],Barrowford,NELSON | Roughlee | [NAME] | SD | 384047 | 440072 | Dwelling house | Cottage of dressed stone  with stone slate roof. In a row of six. Each cottage is of two storeys, with one 3-light sash window with stepped head, no jambs and 2-light windows above..  End elevation of random coursed stone with quoins. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 92535,92536, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 121.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13837 | Nos. 16-22 |  | Building | [NAME],Newchurch in Pendle,Barrowford,NELSON | Newchurch in Pendle | [NAME] | SD | 382325 | 439516 | Dwelling house | Row of stone built cottages with stone slate roofs. Built of rubble with quoins, stone coping, moulded kneelers and gutter corbels. Windows have stone heads and cills and gabled porch to doorway. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Warley Wise Grit , Warley Wise Grit |  |  | 92804, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 125.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13838 | The Old Vicarage |  | Building | Spenbrook Road,Newchurch in Pendle,Barrowford,NELSON | Newchurch in Pendle | [NAME] | SD | 382269 | 439338 | Dwelling house | 2 storey stone built house with stone slates. Built of coursed random rubble with quoins. The windows and doors have stone heads, cills and jambs. There is a long C18 staircase window with small panes, round arched top and keystone. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Warley Wise Grit , Warley Wise Grit |  |  | 92804, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 128.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13839 | Old Earth House |  | Building | [NAME],Newchurch in Pendle,Barrowford,NELSON | Newchurch in Pendle | [NAME] | SD | 382316 | 439462 | Dwelling house | Stone built 2 storey house with stone slate roof, former public house. Dressed stone with quoins and corbels. [NAME] has coping stones and kneelers. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Warley Wise Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92804, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 126.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13840 | St Marys Church |  | Building | Spenbrook Road,Newchurch in Pendle,Barrowford,NELSON | Newchurch in Pendle | [NAME] | SD | 382304 | 439373 | Place of Worship | Church with tower, nave, north aisle and south porch. Built of hammer-dressed stone, ashlar to porch and Welsh slate roof. The tower has quoin stones - the nave and aisles have raised ashlar quoins. At ground level on the tower is a small 2-light chamfered mullioned window. South front has 4 windows with elliptical heads, keystones and eared architraves. The porch also has raised ashlar quoin stones and a decorative pediment above. | C17-18 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Warley Wise Grit , Welsh Slate |  | 92804, | 92804, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 105.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13841 | The Grammar School |  | Building | Old [NAME]  ,EARBY | Earby | Earby | SD | 390683 | 446969 | Entertainment/leisure | Stone built former school in coursed rubble with quoins and with stone slate roof. Window with one 8-light with king mullion, and one 5-light window per storey. Ground floor windows have returned drip labels. 2-storey  gabled porch has moulded doorway with 4-central arch under square head. Gable has square panel which may be a blocked single-light window and finial at gable apex. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92073,92166, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 135.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13842 | Nos. 71-79 |  | Building | Water Street  ,EARBY | Earby | Earby | SD | 391015 | 446735 | Dwelling house | 2 short terraces of stone-built two storey houses with Welsh slate roofs.  The houses are of dressed stone and accessed by way of stone bridges over [NAME].  There are quoins at the end of the terraces and the windows and doors of [NAME]. 71-73 have stone heads, cills and jambs, whilst [NAME]. 75-79 have stone heads and cills only.  Above all the doors are  decorative plinths. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92078,92079,92080,92081,92980, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 136.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13843 | Nos.58-66 |  | Building | Water Street  ,EARBY | Earby | Earby | SD | 390976 | 446711 | Dwelling house | Terrace of stone built cottages with stone slate roofs. The front elevations are of dressed stone and the end elevation of random rubble with quoins. The windows and doors have stone heads, cills and jambs. All but one house have gabled decorative pediments above them. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92073,92166, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 137.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13844 | Nos. 4-22 |  | Building | [NAME]EARBY | Earby | Earby | SD | 390621 | 446959 | Dwelling house | Terrace of dressed stone built houses with Welsh slate roofs. The windows and doors have stone heads, cills and jambs, with plain heads. The houses have large bay windows under a canopied roof supported by decorative iron columns. The houses are bounded by stone walls to the front and have decorated stone gate posts. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92078,92079,92080,92081,92980, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 138.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13845 | All Saints Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,EARBY | Earby | Earby | SD | 390508 | 447019 | Place of Worship | Stone built church with substantial nave and side aisle but no tower. The body of the church is roofed in Welsh slate but to the front is the attached church hall, at a lower level, which is roofed in stone slate. The church is built of dressed stone and the gabled front has carved finials. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92078,92079,92080,92081,92980, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 139.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13846 | Canal Warehouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Foulridge,COLNE | Foulridge | Foulridge | SD | 388865 | 442569 | Retail/commercial | Former warehouse, now restaurant, built of dressed stone with a stone slate roof. Windows have stone heads, cills, jambs and lintels. Large arched segmented entrance door and smaller loading door on side with similar detail. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. |  |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 92530, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 140.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13847 | [NAME] and all Angels Parish Church |  | Building | Skipton New Road ,Foulridge,COLNE | Foulridge | Foulridge | SD | 389008 | 441925 | Place of Worship | Stone built church in Gothic style with Welsh slate roof. The church is of dressed stone and has a tower and numerous turrets and a side aisle with several gables. It was built in 1905. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Warley Wise Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92126,92136, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 142.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13848 | Nos. 36-38 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Foulridge,COLNE | Foulridge | Foulridge | SD | 389092 | 442363 | Dwelling house | 2 stone built cottages with stone slate roofs. The front elevations are of coursed stone and the side elevations of random rubble. The windows and doors have stone heads, cills and jambs. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Warley Wise Grit , Warley Wise Grit |  |  | 92126,92136, | Site visit | Unlisted  quarry at the side of Skipton New Road 389140 442608 may also have been a source |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 144.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13850 | Woodside Cottages |  | Building | Barrowford Road,Fence,Barrowford,NELSON | Fence | Old Laund Booth | SD | 382352 | 437071 | Dwelling house | Row of stone built cottages with stone slate roofs. Front elevation is of coursed stone , the end elevation is of random rubble. The windows and doors have stone heads, cills, jambs and lintels. There are quoins on the west elevation and the cottages were not built at the same time as the elevational treatment varies. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Woodhead Hill Rock , Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  | 92836, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 002.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13851 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Barrowford Road,Fence,Barrowford,NELSON | Fence | Old Laund Booth | SD | 382463 | 437157 | Place of Worship | Stone built church of dressed stone with tower, nave with buttresses and stone slate roof.  Windows have arched heads.  Built in 1837. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Woodhead Hill Rock , Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  | 92836,92838, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 003.JPG | 31-MAY-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13852 | Wheatley Lane Inghamite Church |  | Building | Wheatley Lane Road,Fence,Barrowford,NELSON | Fence | Old Laund Booth | SD | 383889 | 438401 | Place of Worship | Stone built church and school room.  In dressed stone with part stone slate roof and part Welsh slate and red tiles on the ridge following a rebuild in 1897.  Originally built in 1749/50.  Windows have stone heads, cills and jambs. | C18-19 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Woodhead Hill Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92822, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 001.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13853 | [NAME] the Evangelists Church |  | Building | Higham Hall Road ,Higham,PADIHAM | [NAME] | Higham with West Close Booth | SD | 381026 | 436599 | Place of Worship | Stone built church with Welsh slate roof. Built of dressed stone with nave and spire at south corner next to entrance porch. Coping stones on gable ends, gothic arched windows. Built 1874. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92772, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 004.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13854 | Higham Village Hall |  | Building | Higham Hall Road ,Higham,PADIHAM | [NAME] | Higham with West Close Booth | SD | 380998 | 436582 | Civic | Single storey stone built former school room with stone slate roof.   [NAME] and kneelers.   Central circular bell turret with 6 delicate pillars and ball finial. Porch with three-centre arched doorway. 2-light moulded arch-headed windows with dripstones. . | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] Grit |  |  | 92772, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 005.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13855 | [NAME] |  | Building | Higham Hall Road ,Higham,PADIHAM | [NAME] | Higham with West Close Booth | SD | 380864 | 436537 | Entertainment/leisure | Stone built 2 storey public house with Welsh slate roof with red ridge tiles. Front elevation of dressed stone with raised ashlar quoins. Side elevation of coursed rubble. [NAME] has moulded kneelers. Doorway has moulded stone architraves, decorated frieze and pediment. Gable stacks. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92832,92833,92848, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 006.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13856 | Jacksons Fold |  | Building | [NAME] ,Higham,PADIHAM | [NAME] | Higham with West Close Booth | SD | 380875 | 436559 | Dwelling house | Row of 2 storey stone built cottages with stone slate roofs. Windows and doors have stone heads, cills, jambs and mullions. Some have chamfered windows. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 92832,92833,92848, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 007.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13857 | Nos. 1-7 |  | Building | Chapel Street ,Higham,PADIHAM | [NAME] | Higham with West Close Booth | SD | 380889 | 436490 | Dwelling house | Terrace of stone built houses with stone slate roofs. The house are set at right angles to Higham Hall Road with a single storey hipped roof element with the remainder of the terrace two storey. The terrace is of dressed stone and the windows and doors have plain stone heads, cills and jambs. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 92832,92833,92848, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 008.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13858 | St Marys Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Kelbrook,EARBY | Kelbrook | Kelbrook | SD | 390279 | 444779 | Place of Worship | Church built of coursed  rubble with Welsh slate roof. The church has a nave, tower with gable porch and side aisle. There are quoins and buttresses on the walls, and the roof has chamfered copings. The windows have pointed arches.  Built in 1839. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92096,92099, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 028.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13859 | Nos. 1a-3 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Kelbrook,EARBY | Kelbrook | Kelbrook | SD | 390252 | 444667 | Dwelling house | Terrace of stone built cottages and attached barn. Built of coursed random rubble with a stone slate roof. The windows and doors have stone heads and cills with quoin stone jambs. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92143,92144,92145,92146,92147,92148, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 004.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13860 | Nos. 9-19 |  | Building | Main Street ,Kelbrook,EARBY | Kelbrook | Kelbrook | SD | 390292 | 444711 | Dwelling house | Plain terrace of stone built cottages with stone slate roofs.  The front elevations are of random rubble.  The windows and doors have stone heads, cills and jambs. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , Pendle Grit |  |  | 92143,92144,92145,92146,92147,92148, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 005.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13861 | Nos. 7-11 |  | Building | Mill Cottages ,Salterforth,BARNOLDSWICK | Salterforth | Salterforth | SD | 388963 | 445455 | Dwelling house | Short terrace of stone built cottages with stone slate roofs. Built of coursed rubble with quoins. The majority of the windows and the doors have stone heads, cills and jambs. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92221,92222,92223, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 001.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13862 | Nos. 1-10 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Salterforth,BARNOLDSWICK | Salterforth | Salterforth | SD | 388880 | 445461 | Dwelling house | Terrace of stone built cottages with stone slate roofs. Built of coursed rubble except for the end elevation which is of dressed stone with quoins. The windows and doors have stone heads, cills and jambs and some lintels. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92221,92222,92223, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 002.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13863 | Salterforth Baptist Church |  | Building | Chapel Hill ,Salterforth,BARNOLDSWICK | Salterforth | Salterforth | SD | 388899 | 445525 | Place of Worship | Simple stone built chapel with Welsh slate roof and raised ashlar quoins.  The oblong windows have stone heads and cills.  The door has an arched decorated head with key stone. Built in 1851. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pendle Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 92230,92304, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 003.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13864 | No. 9 |  | Building | [NAME],TRAWDEN | Winewall | Trawden Forest | SD | 391116 | 440006 | Dwelling house | End of terrace stone built house with stone slate roof. The house is built of dressed stone with quoins, the lower storey corner is chamfered. Most of the windows have stone heads, cills and jambs and some lintels. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] |  | 92934,92935,92936,92937, | 92934,92935,92936,92937, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 001.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13865 | Nos. 11-17 |  | Building | [NAME],TRAWDEN | Winewall | Trawden Forest | SD | 391127 | 440015 | Dwelling house | Short terrace of stone built cottages with stone slate roofs. Built of dressed stone  The upper storey  windows  have stone heads, cills and jambs. The ground floor windows also have stone lintels and the doors have stone pediments over them. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] |  | 92934,92935,92936,92937, | 92934,92935,92936,92937, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 002.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13866 | The Old Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME],TRAWDEN | Winewall | Trawden Forest | SD | 391222 | 440015 | Dwelling house | Stone built farmhouse with attached laithe barn, now part of a group of dwellings.  Built of coursed stone with quoins and porch.  The windows have chamfered stone heads with drip mouldings to the ground floor, cills, chamfered jambs and lintels.  The porch has a massive carved headstone over the door. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Rough Rock |  | 92934,92935,92936,92937, | 92934,92935,92936,92937, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 003.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13867 | Lowlands Farm |  | Building | ,[NAME],TRAWDEN | Wycoller | Trawden Forest | SD | 393136 | 439437 | Dwelling house | Stone built farmhouse with stone slate roof. Built of coursed rubble with the windows having on the first floor stone heads, cills, jambs and lintels one with chamfered head and lintel. On the ground floor the windows have rounded decorative heads. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Rough Rock |  | 92490, | 92940, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 003.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13868 | Remains of Vaccary Walls |  | Other | ,[NAME],TRAWDEN | Wycoller | Trawden Forest | SD | 393604 | 439387 | Wall/archway/gateway | Possibly medieval. Large irregular slabs of stone erected as field enclosures associated with the vaccary system of cattle farming. | -9999 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock |  |  | 92490,92940, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 002.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13869 | Pierson's Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],TRAWDEN | Wycoller | Trawden Forest | SD | 393186 | 439271 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. Late C17 altered. Coursed dressed stone with quoins and plinth. Stone slate roof, stone coping, kneelers and gutter corbels. Now 2-cell plan. Two storeys. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Rough Rock |  |  | 92490, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 004.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13870 | [NAME] adjoining Wycoller Hall |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],TRAWDEN | Wycoller | Trawden Forest | SD | 393295 | 439174 | Civic | Former single storey stone built barn with stone slate roof, two square stone mullioned windows. Two original arched entrances with key stones. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Rough Rock |  |  | 92490,92940, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 005.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13871 | [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],TRAWDEN | Wycoller | Trawden Forest | SD | 393237 | 439198 | Other/miscellaneous | Stone bridge formed of two stone slabs supported by a central pier. | -9999 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock |  |  | 92490,92940, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 006.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13872 | [NAME] the Virgin Parish Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,TRAWDEN | Trawden | Trawden Forest | SD | 391109 | 438554 | Place of Worship | Stone built church with Welsh slate roof. Built of dressed stone with nave and tower. Coping stones to roof and buttresses to tower. Massive stone retaining wall to surrounding grave yard. Crenellated porch attached to tower. Built 1846. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92941, | Site visit | Local history sources the stone at Rock Lane 391312, 439139 |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 007.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13873 | Nos. 52-58 |  | Building | [NAME],TRAWDEN | Trawden | Trawden Forest | SD | 391506 | 438084 | Dwelling house | Row of stone built cottages with stone slate roofs. A bricked up wagonway in the middle of the terrace could indicate its use as a barn or stables at some time in the past. The houses have stone heads, cills and jambs. Two of the cottages have been rendered. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 92941, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 008.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13874 | Spring Bank Mill |  | Building | Every Street ,Lomeshaye,NELSON | [NAME] |  | SD | 385267 | 437473 | Retail/commercial | Large stone built mill with Welsh slate roof. The mill has a three storey warehouse fronting the street behind a high boundary wall with a single storey weaving shed and engine house behind. There is also a small single storey office on the front elevation. The mill is built of dressed stone and the windows have stone heads and cills. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 006.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13875 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],NELSON | [NAME] |  | SD | 385045 | 437646 | Retail/commercial | Large stone built mill now a business park with Welsh slate roof.  The mill has a three storey warehouse fronting the complex with north light weaving shed behind.  There is also a two storey office attached. The whole group of buildings was developed by the [NAME] family who built houses for their workers.  The buildings are of dressed stone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92856,92920, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 007.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13876 | [NAME] |  | Village | Lomeshaye Avenue ,Lomeshaye,NELSON | [NAME] |  | SD | 385032 | 437750 |  | Small industrial  hamlet of stone built terraced streets.  The houses are built of rubble walling with stone slate roofs, stone heads, cills and jambs and quoins.  Built for the workers of the adjoining mill complex. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , [NAME] | Not Entered |  | 92856,92920, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 008.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13877 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Barrowford,NELSON | Barrowford | Barrowford | SD | 386220 | 440077 | Retail/commercial | Former stone built mill with part stone slate and Welsh slate roofs. Built of coursed rubble with raised ashlar quoins to three storey front warehouse and office. The windows to the side have plain stone heads and cills whilst the elevation facing the road has arched heads and an arched cart door. To the north and south are north light weaving sheds. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Millstone Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92812, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 001.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13878 | Higherford Old Bridge |  | Other | [NAME] ,Barrowford,NELSON | Barrowford | Barrowford | SD | 386252 | 440182 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Single span arched  packhorse bridge with later stone parapets. Scheduled Ancient Monument. | C16-17 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 002.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13879 | Crowtrees Cottage |  | Building | Foreside ,Barrowford,NELSON | Barrowford | Barrowford | SD | 386224 | 440177 | Dwelling house | Stone built house with quoins and stone slate roof. On the front elevation at first floor are two six light windows and on the ground floor are two three light windows. The windows have stone heads, cills, jambs and lintels. The door has chamfered jambs. There is a blocked up door on this elevation also. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  |  | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 003.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13880 | Park Hill |  | Building | Colne Road ,Barrowford,NELSON | Barrowford | Barrowford | SD | 386244 | 439760 | Civic | Stone built house now Heritage Centre. Built of dressed stone with stone slate roof. Windows on the main elevation have plain stone heads, cills, jambs and lintels. The door has decorated jambs and a triangular decorated pediment above. | C17-18 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Millstone Grit , Millstone Grit |  |  | 92812, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 004.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13881 | [NAME] |  | Building | Colne Road ,Brierfield,NELSON | Brierfield | Brierfield | SD | 384712 | 436500 | Civic | Council offices, formerly mill owner's house. Built of ashlar with raised quoins and with mansard roof of Welsh slate and parapet balustrade. There is a decorative balustraded porch with double doors. The windows have stone heads, cills and jambs. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92868,92908, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 132.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13882 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Brierfield,NELSON | Brierfield | Brierfield | SD | 384447 | 436569 | Retail/commercial | Large stone built mill complex on a sloping site next to the Leeds Liverpool Canal. The type of stonework varies across the buildings from rock faced stone to regular coursed stone. The roofs are predominantly Welsh slate sometimes above a dentillated pediment and parapet. The height of the blocks varies from 2 storey on [NAME] to 6 storey by the canal. Part of the building has raised ashlar quoins, other parts have a continuous string course. The windows have a mixture of semi circular arched heads and curved heads, with stone cills. There is a square clock tower with pyramidal roof. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,92868,92908, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 008.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13883 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Burnley Road ,Brierfield,NELSON | Brierfield | Brierfield | SD | 384575 | 436149 | Place of Worship | Church built of rock faced stone with buttresses and Welsh slate roof. Square tower with pyramidal roof. Nave with side aisles with coping stones to roof, pointed gothic style windows. Built in 1872. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,92868,92908, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 134.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13884 | [NAME] |  | Building | Southfield ,Southfield,NELSON | Southfield |  | SD | 387868 | 436822 | Dwelling house | Stone built house with stone slate roof. Has been subdivided into three dwellings. The front elevation is in ashlar whilst the remainder is in rubble and part dressed stone with quoins. There are stone copings to the gable. There is a first floor cill band and the ground floor windows have decorated cills. The door has moulded stone jambs and a canopy over it. | C18-19 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Lower Coal Measures Sandstone |  |  | 16294,16295,8454,8807, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 011.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13885 | Southfield Methodist Church |  | Building | Southfield ,Southfield,NELSON | Southfield |  | SD | 387836 | 436858 | Place of Worship | Part barn, part Methodist Chapel. The building is of rubble sandstone with a stone slate roof. There is a central segmented arched entrance with a key date stone of 1797. The first floor windows have three bays of Venetian style. The ground floor windows have plain sandstone heads, cills and jambs. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Lower Coal Measures Sandstone |  |  | 16294,16295,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 010.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13886 | St Peters Church |  | Building | Church Street  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 384296 | 432957 | Place of Worship | Parish church in ashlar with stone slate roof, extended and altered over four centuries and now has a square tower, nave and two aisles, sanctuary, and porch. It is the perpendicular style and the nave has clerestory windows and an embattled parapet. The windows on the aisles have Tudor arches. The tower also has an embattled parapet and pinnacles. | C15-C20 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 8807,93343,93344,93346, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 020.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13887 | Nos. 83-91 |  | Building | Church Street  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 384324 | 433010 | Retail/commercial | Terrace of three storey former townhouses. Built of watershot sandstone with stone slate roofs. Windows and doors have plain heads, cills and jambs. Date stone of !837 on corner property. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 8807,93343,93344,93346, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 021.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13888 | Nos. 21-23 |  | Building | [NAME]BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 383965 | 432493 | Retail/commercial | Terrace of former townhouses, together with No. 8 Hargreaves Street, now offices. Built of dressed stone with stone slate roof. The windows have plain stone heads, cills and jambs. The corner of the terrace is chamfered with a decorative pediment detail. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  | 16294,18924,93268, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 023.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13889 | Nos. 17-19 |  | Building | [NAME]BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 384080 | 432412 | Retail/commercial | Short terrace of former 3 storey townhouses now offices. Built of dressed stone with stone slate roof. The windows have plain heads, cills and jambs, whilst the door has a decorative carved head. There is a segmented arched way through the building. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  | 16294,18924,93268, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 026.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13890 | Nos. 161-165 |  | Building | Todmorden Road  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 384719 | 431425 | Dwelling house | Terrace of three late Victorian/Edwardian houses built of stone with patterned Welsh slate roofs. The stone work is of narrow coursed dressed stone with the ends of the terrace having quoins to the  gables  which are brought forward of the central portion. The windows have exaggerated drip mouldings and stone cills and chamfered lintels. The upper level windows in the gables have pointed arched segmented heads. The properties are bounded by a high stone wall to the back edge of the footway with an ornamental arched doorway surmounted by a carved finial. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 93297,93298,93369, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 040.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13891 | No.3 |  | Building | Fir Grove Road  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 384719 | 431425 | Dwelling house | Late Victorian/Edwardian Villa with an ashlar front elevation with raised quoins and dressed stone to the remainder. The house has a Welsh slate roof. There are two large ground floor bay windows with decorative balustrades and the porch has a similar balustrade with a curved arch with keystone over the double doors. It is surrounded by a stone wall and the entrance has decorative stone gateposts. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Old [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93297,93298,93369, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 041.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13892 | Burnley Mechanics |  | Building | [NAME]  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 383989 | 432409 | Civic | Mechanics Institute now arts centre. Built of sandstone ashlar with felted hipped roofs. There are balustraded balconies to the first floor windows, a string course over the windows. The ground floor is of rusticated stone, whilst the upper floor is of smooth ashlar with raised quoins. The windows are of an elaborate design featuring Ionic colonettes and pedimented Corinthian architraves. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone |  | 16294,16295,16296, | 16294,16295,16296, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 024.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13893 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 383970 | 432386 | Civic | Town Hall built in the Renaissance style of sandstone ashlar with Welsh slate roof and copper dome. Three storeys in height with balustraded pediments and domed clock [NAME]. The elaborate façade includes a raised entrance with set in Ionic columns of polished pink granite. The first floor windows have Ionic colonettes and triangular pediments. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 025.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13894 | Nos.64-68 |  | Building | Bank Parade  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 384191 | 432917 | Retail/commercial | 3 storey townhouses now offices built of coursed squared sandstone with Welsh slate roof. Rusticated quoins on the corner of the terrace and at the junction with No.62. Sashed windows diminishing in height from floor to floor all with raised cills and plain surrounds. The doors have moulded architraves and floating cornices. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 8807,93343,93344,93346, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 019.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13895 | Railway Viaduct |  | Other | [NAME]  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 383741 | 432946 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Railway viaduct built of coursed rock faced sandstone blocks with freestone dressings. It has 15 semi-circular arches and a continuous chamfered cornice with low coped parapets. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone |  |  | 16294,16295,16296, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 030.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13896 | Weavers Triangle central warehouse |  | Building | [NAME]  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 383856 | 432308 | Retail/commercial | Stone built canal warehouse in coursed squared sandstone on the rear wall with a Welsh slate roof. Fronting onto the canal is a large full width canopy. On the other side of the building is a large wagon door. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 033.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13897 | Weavers Triangle north warehouse |  | Building | [NAME]  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 383835 | 432323 | Retail/commercial | The second warehouse to be built on the site in coursed squared sandstone with rusticated quoins and slate roof. This is a 4 storey building with a full width canopy fronting the canal and a canopy to the rear. A 4 storey hoist-housing rises up through the canopy. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 034.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13898 | Weavers Triangle south warehouse |  | Building | [NAME]  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 383870 | 432283 | Retail/commercial | Stone built canal warehouse with integral cottage now public house. Built of coursed squared sandstone with stone slate roof. It is of two storeys and has windows with stone heads, cills and flat face mullions. There are four loading doors facing the canal  having segmented arches one above the other and this is repeated on the other side facing the yard. The cottage has a two storey bay window facing the canal. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  | 16294,16295,16296, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 032.JPG | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13899 | Weavers [NAME] masters House and Toll Office |  | Building | [NAME]  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 383878 | 432256 | Civic | Former Wharf Masters House and attached Toll Office now a museum.  Built of ashlar sandstone with a hipped stone slate roof.  Each has a full basement storey at the towpath level. There are stone heads and cills to the house and on the office, the addition of jambs.  A central doorway has a bracketed cornice and triangular headed lintel. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 031.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13900 | [NAME] |  | Building | The Avenue ,Towneley Park,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 385437 | 430858 | Civic | Magnificent country house now museum and art gallery.  Mostly large sandstone rubble brought to courses with freestone dressings and  Welsh slate roof.  It has turrets and battlements and a tower.  The large gothic porch is faced in ashlar with a clock above it.  The majority of the windows have stone drip mouldings above them and chamfered jambs and mullions. | C13-C20 | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Old [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93294,93369, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 037.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13901 | Towneley Hall Gatehouse |  | Building | Todmorden Road  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 384866 | 432084 | Civic | Entrance archway to [NAME] with screen wall and attached cottage.  Built of coursed dressed sandstone blocks in gothic style with turrets and battlements and with a large round headed arch.  The cottage is built of coursed squared sandstone with a stone slate roof and gable copings with kneelers.  There are 2  large two centred pointed arched windows. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 8807,93343,93344,93346, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 027.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13902 | Towneley Hall Golf Club Clubhouse |  | Building | Todmorden Road  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 384789 | 431171 | Entertainment/leisure | Stone built former farmhouse now clubhouse of coursed sandstone rubble with quoins.  The two span roof is of Welsh slate with gable copings and kneelers and large corniced gable chimneys.  The windows have plain stone heads, cills and jambs, the main two light windows with mullions. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old [NAME] , Old [NAME] |  |  | 93296,93304,93305, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 039.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13903 | Nos. 24-42 |  | Building | Accrington Road  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 382987 | 432549 | Dwelling house | Terrace of stone built house with Welsh slate roofs.  The houses are built of ashlar with rusticated quoins and the windows have decorated stone heads with key stones and projecting stone cills.  They have ground floor bay windows and the doors have arched heads with keys tones. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 014.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13904 | Cuerden Terrace |  | Building | Accrington Road  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 382999 | 432558 | Dwelling house | Terrace of stone built houses with Welsh slate roofs.  The house are built of dressed stone with coursed rubble on the end elevations.  The houses are raised up from the footway behind a high stone retaining wall.  The windows and doors have plain stone heads, cills and jambs although the doors have carved pediments above them. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 013.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13905 | Former Holy Trinity Church |  | Building | Pomfret Street  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 383167 | 432628 | Dwelling house | Former stone built church now converted into flats.  It is built of punch dressed sandstone ashlar with a Welsh slate roof.  It consists of a tower, nave, chancel with north chapel and south vestry.  It is in the Early English style with buttresses and pointed arch windows. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 012.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13906 | New Town Mill |  | Building | [NAME],BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 383916 | 432607 | Retail/commercial | Former stone built cotton mill now divided into industrial units. The building fronting the main road is part three storey with a gable and part two storey with a weaving shed behind. It is built of dressed stone and now has a corrugated sheet roof.  The windows have stone heads and projecting cills.  There is a segmented arched wagon door. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 015.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13907 | Westgate Mill |  | Building | Westgate  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 383941 | 432686 | Retail/commercial | Three storey former mill with a four span roof facing the main road.  Built of rubble stonework with quoins.  The windows have stone heads and projecting cills. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 016.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13908 | [NAME] |  | Building | Finsley Gate  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 384033 | 432078 | Retail/commercial | Large 4 storey stone built mill complex behind a high atone boundary wall next to the Leeds Liverpool Canal with Welsh slate roof.  It is built of ashlar block work with string courses above the windows which have projecting stone cills.  The mill is currently vacant and the subject of a proposed redevelopment scheme which may involve retention of the frontage. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 017.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13909 | [NAME] |  | Building | Healey Wood  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 384045 | 432001 | Retail/commercial | Four storey stone built mill with a four span roof in Welsh slate.  The external material mirrors that of the adjoining mill (Finsley Gate).  The mill is the subject of a proposed redevelopment scheme | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 018.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13910 | Elm Street Mill |  | Building | Elm Street ,Burnley Lane,BURNLEY | [NAME] |  | SD | 384047 | 433871 | Retail/commercial | Former three storey cotton mill now divided into offices. Built of coursed sandstone rubble with a Welsh slate roof and a four storey off centre gable element. The windows have plain stone heads and cills. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 024.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13911 | Queen Street Mill |  | Building | Queen Street  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 386798 | 434915 | Civic | Former mill now split into industrial units and a museum.  Built of rusticated coursed sandstone  with a Welsh slate roof hidden behind a parapet  The windows have plain stone heads and cills.  The mill is now single storey with a taller engine house, the steam engine itself is a Scheduled Ancient Monument.  The engine house has a curved segmented arch but walling now infills the top part of the window. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 002.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13912 | Burnley College |  | Building | [NAME],BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 384428 | 433043 | Civic | Former Technical Institute now college of further education.  Built of coursed sandstone rubble with freestone dressings and Welsh slate roof.  Two storey in height with three gables on the front elevation that are steeply pitched with coping and ball finials.  The centre has a large round headed doorway approached over a bridge over the basement area.  Above the entrance is a frieze inscribed "Technical Institute"  and a carved inset panel.  The windows are highly decorative in the free Jacobean style the semi-circular heads being surmounted by ball finials. | 20th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 020.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13913 | St Andrews Church |  | Building | Colne Road ,Burnley Lane,BURNLEY | [NAME] |  | SD | 384610 | 434005 | Place of Worship | Church built of sneck rock faced sandstone rubble with freestone dressings and a Welsh slate roof with fishscale bands. There is a nave, spire to the side supported by buttresses, side aisles, chancel and porch. There are decorative red sandstone features as arches over the pointed windows in the tower. All the roof gables have stone copings. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 16294,16295,16296,8454, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 022.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13914 | Angle Street Baptist Chapel and Sunday School |  | Building | Angle Street ,Burnley Lane,BURNLEY | [NAME] |  | SD | 384475 | 433920 | Other/miscellaneous | Former Baptist Chapel now Islamic Teaching Centre.  The building is of coursed ashlar block work in debased Romanesque style.  There is a central first floor stone panel with the date 1877.  The two inset double entrance doors are surmounted by semi-circular heads with windows and a pediment supported by colonettes.  At the ground floor are three windows sloping diagonally upwards to illuminate staircases. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92876, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 025.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13915 | Nos. 2-4 | Haggate | Building | Burnley Road  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 387989 | 435256 | Dwelling house | Corner property of a group of terraced houses built of coursed rubble with a hipped  Welsh slate roof.  The windows have stone heads, cills, jambs and one downstairs window has a lintel.  The ground floor corner of the house is chamfered and contains a blocked up door way with kneelers and head supporting  the overhanging first floor. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92863,92879,92910, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 002.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13916 | No.2 | Haggate | Building | Halifax Road  ,BURNLEY | Burnley |  | SD | 387201 | 435277 | Dwelling house | Corner property of a group of terraced houses built of rusticated coursed sandstone blocks. The hipped roof is of Welsh slate. The corner of the property is angled and there is a pedimented date stone of 1861. The windows have stone heads and projecting cills. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92863,92879,92910, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 001.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13917 | Nos. 57-21 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hapton,PADIHAM | Hapton |  | SD | 379302 | 431945 | Dwelling house | Long terrace of stone built houses with Welsh slate roofs. Built of coursed rubble sandstone with stone heads, cills and jambs to the windows. The heads and jambs have a small carved detail. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Old [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93178,93179, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 006.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13918 | No.7 |  | Building | Whitefield Street ,Hapton,PADIHAM | Hapton |  | SD | 379174 | 431937 | Dwelling house | End of terrace stone built house with Welsh slate roof.  The house is orientated at 90 degrees to the house it is attached to.  The windows and door have plain stone heads, cills and jambs. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Old [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93178,93179, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 007.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13919 | Nos. 1-19 |  | Building | Castle Street ,Hapton,PADIHAM | Hapton |  | SD | 379171 | 431898 | Dwelling house | Typical of the stone built terraces in this former mining village.  Built of coursed sandstone rubble blocks with stone heads, cills and jambs to the windows and doors.  The roof is hipped at the ends. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Old [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93178,93179, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 008.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13920 | Hurstwood Hall |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hurstwood,BURNLEY | Hurstwood |  | SD | 388120 | 431340 | Dwelling house | Hall-house built of coursed squared sandstone with stone slate roof.  L-shaped in plan with a gabled roof and coping.  Most of the windows have drip mouldings and recessed mullions with round headed lights.  There is a gabled two storey porch with a moulded four arched outer and inner doorways. | 16th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Stone Flags (Unknown) |  |  | 93336, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 009.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13921 | Baptist Chapel |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hurstwood,BURNLEY | Hurstwood |  | SD | 388175 | 431388 | Place of Worship | Chapel built of coursed sandstone rubble with quoins and with a Welsh slate roof.  The main elevation consists of two doors with pointed arches either side of a tall three light window with a segmented arch.  Those over the doors are above a pedimented string course.   There are also two small trefoil shaped windows.  There is an ornamental name and date stone of 1870 above the main window. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93292, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 010.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13922 | The Poplars |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hurstwood,BURNLEY | Hurstwood |  | SD | 388212 | 431374 | Dwelling house | End of terrace house built of coursed dressed stone to the front elevation with quoins and random rubble on the end elevation.  The house has a stone slate roof and windows and door with plain stone heads, cills and jambs. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 93292, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 011.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13923 | [NAME] the Evangelists Church |  | Building | Gorple Road ,Worsthorne,BURNLEY | Worsthorne |  | SD | 387635 | 432401 | Place of Worship | Church with tower in squared sandstone, the tower snecked and the chancel rockfaced with stone slate roof.  There are shallow buttresses to the nave and chancel with lancet windows. Built 1834. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 93286,93287,93288,93289,93290,93291, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 002.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13924 | The Old School |  | Building | Church Square ,Worsthorne,BURNLEY | Worsthorne |  | SD | 387571 | 432431 | Dwelling house | Former school now converted into houses.  Built of dressed coursed sandstone with Welsh slate roof.  The windows and doors have chamfered heads, cills and jambs, with a mixture of straight and arched heads.  The building is two storey for the school house and single storey  for the remainder of the building. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 93286,93287,93288,93289,93290,93291, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 003.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13925 | Jacksons Farmhouse |  | Building | Gorple Road ,Worsthorne,BURNLEY | Worsthorne |  | SD | 387659 | 432442 | Dwelling house | Former farmhouse now two dwellings.  Built of coursed squared sandstone with a stone slate roof.  The house has a hall and gable and projecting 2 storey porch.  The windows have drip mouldings and recessed round heads with mullions.  The porch and gable have copings.  The building is surrounded by a low coursed rubble wall with quoins and chamfered dressed coping. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old [NAME] , Old [NAME] |  |  | 93335, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 006.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13926 | [NAME] adjacent to Jacksons Farmhouse |  | Building | Gorple Road ,Worsthorne,BURNLEY | Worsthorne |  | SD | 387682 | 432431 | Farm | Large stone built barn of coursed sandstone rubble with quoins and stone slate roof.  Whilst the current windows have modern stone heads and cills there are the blocked up remains of earlier window with cruder heads and an arched waggon door. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old [NAME] , Old [NAME] |  |  | 93335, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 005.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13927 | Crowther Court |  | Building | Extwistle Road ,Worsthorne,BURNLEY | Worsthorne |  | SD | 387660 | 432545 | Dwelling house | Two stone built cottages with stone slate roofs. They are built of random coursed stone with plain stone heads, cills and jambs. The property to the east joins onto an earlier cottage that is angled to be parallel to the highway. | C18 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old [NAME] , Old [NAME] |  |  | 93270,93271,93335, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 007.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13928 | Nos. 1-9 |  | Building | Water Street ,Worsthorne,BURNLEY | Worsthorne |  | SD | 387526 | 432487 | Dwelling house | Terrace of water struck pointed stone built cottages with stone slate roofs. The windows and doors have stone heads, cills and jambs. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old [NAME] , Old [NAME] |  |  | 93270,93271,93335, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 008.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13929 | [NAME] |  | Building | Ightenhill Street  ,PADIHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 379450 | 434034 | Dwelling house | Large 4 storey stone built former mill now converted into apartments.  Built of random rubble with quoins.  All but two of the windows have plain stone heads and cills, the exceptions spanning two floors, having segmented arched heads. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92745,92765,92791, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett- personal collection 012.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13930 | St Leonards Church |  | Building | Church Street  ,PADIHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 379273 | 434015 | Place of Worship | Stone built church in hammer dressed sandstone with ashlar dressing and Welsh slate roof. Tower with pinnacles at the corners, nave, aisles, chancel and porch all of dressed stone with buttresses at the corners. The windows have flattened arches with stone tracery.  The gables on the roofs have stone copings.  Built in 1869. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92745,92765,92791, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 013.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13931 | The Black Bull and Kings Arms |  | Building | [NAME]  ,PADIHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 379235 | 433977 | Entertainment/leisure | Two adjoining public houses built of stone but in contrasting styles. Both have stone slate roofs but the front elevation of the Kings Arms is of ashlar whilst the Black Bull is of coursed sandstone blocks. The Kings Arms has a small projecting element with quoins in the middle of the front elevation which contains the door. The building itself has raised ashlar quoins. The end elevation is in dressed coursed stone. The windows have stone heads and cills. The Black Bull windows have in addition, stone jambs and mullions. Both public house doors have heads with decorative pediments and jambs. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92745,92765,92791, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 014.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13932 | Nos. 14-28 |  | Building | [NAME]PADIHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 379318 | 434092 | Other/miscellaneous | Three storey stone built terrace with now with dwellings on the ground floor and the Masonic Hall on the upper floors. The front elevation of the building is of coursed sandstone and the end elevation in random rubble. The windows have stone heads and cills whilst the doors have, in addition, jambs. The door have triple stone heads. There is a small off-centre gable with stone coping. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92742,92743,92744, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 015.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13933 | Nos.70-80 |  | Building | West Street  ,PADIHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 378899 | 433924 | Dwelling house | Terrace of stone built former handloom weavers cottages. Built of random rubble with only one retaining its original stone slate roof the other properties now have Welsh slate roofs. Nos. 74-76 was previously a detached cottage as is demonstrated by the quoins.  The windows and doors have stone heads, cills and jambs with some mullions also. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] |  |  | 92742,92743,92744, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 016.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13934 | Nos. 34-50 |  | Building | West Street  ,PADIHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 378963 | 433969 | Dwelling house | An example of early nineteenth (pre 1844) workers housing as a continuation of the street's development. The terrace is built of coursed random rubble and quoins with Welsh slate roofs.  The windows and doors have plain stone heads, cills and jambs. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92742,92743,92744, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 017.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13935 | All Saints Church with St John the Baptist |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],PADIHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 380924 | 433488 | Place of Worship | Church with spire, nave, aisles, chancel and porch in sandstone with a Welsh slate roof. There are buttresses to the tower and the aisles. There are clerestory windows to the nave whist the remainder of the windows have pointed Gothic arches. There is a string course with corbels at the roof level. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92889, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 042.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13936 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],PADIHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 381038 | 433502 | Other/miscellaneous | Entrance lodge to Gawthorpe Hall built of coursed sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings and hipped Welsh slate roof. In the Jacobean style with a moulded cornice, balustraded parapet broken in the centre by a carved coat of arms. Shallow rectangular porch with double doors above which is a balustraded balcony with ball finials. There are chimneys at each corner of the building. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstone , Welsh Slate |  |  | 92889, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection  007.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13937 | [NAME] |  | Building | Ightenhill  ,PADIHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 380682 | 434089 | Civic | Originally an Elizabethan house, altered in the C19.  Built of coursed sandstone with ashlar dressings. The house is of a compact plan, rectangular in shape surrounding a tower 3 storey in height. The roof is surrounded by a stone tracery pediment with ball finials. The tower has a similar pediment and with chimneys at each corner. | C17-19 | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  | 93264, | 93264, | Site visit |  |  | A.Wiggett-personal collection 004.JPG | 12-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13940 | Ivy Cottage |  | Building | Chorley Road ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | Withnell | SD | 362853 | 423960 | Dwelling house | Cottage with integral loomshop. Coursed squared sandstone with quoins, slate roof with brick chimney at right gable. Rectangular 2-bay plan. Two low storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 2639,93484, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th June 2011) |  |  |  | 26-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13941 | Withnell Fold Farm |  | Building | ,[NAME],CHORLEY | Withnell Fold | Withnell | SD | 361366 | 423131 | Farm | Coursed sandstone with quoins. Double-depth 2-bay plan. Two storeys, almost symmetrical, | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit , [NAME] , Rough Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15233,2639,93484,93508,93881, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th June 2011) |  |  | Withnell Fold Farm old part .jpg [NAME], pers collection | 26-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13942 | Brimmicroft Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | Withnell | SD | 362523 | 424760 | Dwelling house | Watershot coursed sandstone with quoins, stone slate roof. Double-depth 2-bay plan. Two storeys; almost symmetrical, with gable chimneys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Fletcher Bank Grit , [NAME] |  | 93508, | 93484,93508, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th June 2011) |  |  |  | 26-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13943 | Whins Bridge |  | Other | off Whins Lane ,Wheelton,CHORLEY | Wheelton | Wheelton | SD | 360144 | 421860 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Squared sandstone. Elliptical arch with rusticated voussoirs (painted white), simple keystones, band, parapet with rounded coping. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 2639, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th June 2011) |  |  |  | 26-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13944 | 12, 14 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Wheelton,CHORLEY | Wheelton | Wheelton | SD | 360338 | 421188 | Dwelling house | Row of 3 handloom weavers cottages. No.13 to left of random rubble, others watershot coursed squared sandstone facades. | 1th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Welsh Slate |  |  | 15233,93795, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th June 2011) |  |  | [NAME], Wheelton .jpg [NAME], pers collection | 26-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13945 | War Memorial |  | Other | [NAME] ,Wheelton,CHORLEY | Wheelton | Wheelton | SD | 360010 | 421206 | Civic | Clock tower. Rock-faced snecked gritstone with quoins slate spirelet. Square plan. Base of 4 low steps. Gothic style. | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 2639, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th June 2011) |  |  | War memorial, [NAME], pers collection | 26-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13946 | Railway viaduct |  | Other | Hoggs Lane  ,CHORLEY | Chorley | Chorley | SD | 359450 | 416376 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Punched gritstone. Eight rounded arches with rock-faced voussoirs carried on rectangular piers (very high in the centre) with moulded caps. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 15239,15245,93860, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th June 2011) |  |  |  | 27-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13947 | Bateson's Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],CHORLEY | [NAME] | [NAME] | SD | 360206 | 424584 | Dwelling house | Watershot coursed squared sandstone. Double-depth 2-bay house, gable to road, with barn attached at right. Two storeys. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit , Lakeland Green |  |  | 17931, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th June 2011) |  |  | Bateson's Farmhouse.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 26-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13948 | Methodist Church |  | Building | Towngate ,[NAME],CHORLEY | Eccleston | Eccleston | SD | 352380 | 416565 | Place of Worship | Simple L-shaped plan dominated by symmetrical stone front façade topped with a central pediment. Central rose window; round-arched side windows and mail entrance. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Fletcher Bank Grit , Welsh Slate |  |  | 2645,93590,93638, |  | At this late date of construction (1900), both these building stones could have been sourced from any number of quarries within 10 - 15 miles. |  | [NAME] [NAME], pers collection | 27-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13949 | Blackburn Cathedral |  | Building | Railway Road  ,BLACKBURN | [NAME] |  | SD | 368360 | 427988 | Place of Worship | Cathedral church (since 1926), formerly parish church. Conventional nave, west tower and chancel with modern corona. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Fletcher Bank Grit , Lakeland Green |  |  | 15205,6390, | /www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk  (accessed 26th June 2011) |  |  | [NAME] Cathedral.jpg [NAME], pers collection | 26-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13958 | Church of St Thomas the Martyr | Upholland parish church | Building | Church Street ,Upholland,[NAME] | Upholland | Upholland | SD | 352312 | 405106 | Place of Worship | Parish church standing on a platform substantially below the level of [NAME], and standing in a very extensive church yard with extensive additional burial grounds. Church comprises the nave formerly the chancel of the Benedictine Priory of Up Holland founded in 1317-18. Early C14 nave with north and south aisles (restored C19), late C15 west tower, chancel of 1882-6,with crypt. Coursed rubble; slate roofs. The tower, of 4 unequal stages, with diagonal buttresses which have 8 set-offs, has a low 2-centred arched west doorway with hollow moulding containing masks, shields, figures and Tudor roses; a large C19 2-centred arched 3-light west window with reticulated tracery; a drip-band, and 2-light belfry windows with stone louvres, a short top stage with clock faces, a drip-band over this with grotesques, and an embattled parapet with corner pinnacles; and, in the angle of the north side, a low Tudor-arched doorway with chamfered surround. The 4-bay aisles have large buttresses and 2-centred arched C19 windows with reticulated tracery, and similar windows at the east end. The chancel is 2 bays over a crypt, at ground level due to the slope of the ground with a short extruded polygonal stair-turret down to the crypt, flanked by low  2-light windows to the crypt and transomed 2-light windows above; its east end has 2 doorways to the crypt, and a large 5-light east window with elaborate reticulated tracery including a rose. The east end towers over the church yard. | 1th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 15781, | Site Visit. WLBC Upholland CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  | The church actually stands on an outcrop of Old [NAME] , but there is no visible evidence that the stone was worked there. The tower appears to include stones from different sources , and perhaps includes reused stone from the former priory, or has been repaired or altered at various times. The most commonly worked stone in the Upholland area is Crutchman Sandstone (Milnrow Sandstone) known locally as [NAME]. | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC02073, DSC01977 | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13959 | Stone (gate)Piers at foot of steps to church yard ([NAME] the Martyr) |  | Other | Church Street ,Upholland,[NAME] | Upholland | Upholland | SD | 352281 | 405155 | Wall/archway/gateway | A pair of low stone piers carrying an overthrow with lamp probably early C19. Rusticated ashlar sandstone  piers; slender semi-circular arched overthrow of wrought iron with superimposed scrolls and a small lamp at the apex (missing). Arch marks the start of a flight of about 20 sandstone flag steps rising from the church yard to Church St. Flight is about 2.5m wide with cast? iron balustrades. There is a short 'landing' area about ¿ of way up. A short flight of 5 broad diminishing steps lead up to the arch. 2 low stone piers matching those at the foot stand each side of the top step adjoining Church St. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15781, | Site Visit. WLBC Upholland CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  |  | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC02113 | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13960 | Upholland Priory Remains |  | Other | Church Street ,Upholland,[NAME] | Upholland | Upholland | SD | 352294 | 405070 | Wall/archway/gateway | Remains of Upholland Priory. [NAME] or early C15. A section of wall  about 30m long and 3m high. Sandstone rubble in large blocks. L-plan formed by west wall with east return at south end; towards the north end of the west wall is the upper part of a depressed arched doorway with chamfered surround, and in the south wall is another doorway of similar character; otherwise, few recognisable features survive. The structure is heavily overgrown with ivy and can only be seen from the west side in the car park of the Conservative Club. What is visible is mainly randomly shaped blocks of weathered sandstone, [NAME] to grey with some cross bedding visible. | C14/C15 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15781, | Site Visit. WLBC Upholland CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  |  | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC02068 | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13961 | Conservative Club |  | Building | Church Street ,Upholland,[NAME] | Upholland | Upholland | SD | 352281 | 405097 | Entertainment/leisure | Parsonage, now club. Dated 1822 in north gable; altered. Coursed squared sandstone, stone slate roof. Square double-depth plan. Classical style. 2 storeys over basement, 3 windows, symmetrical: with a chamfered plinth and moulded gutter cornice; a central round-headed doorway which has an open-pedimented Tuscan doorcase with engaged sandstone columns and fluted entablatures, and a door with blocked fanlight. All  windows with raised sills and wedge lintels. Gable chimneys. 3 windows on each main floor, and a pedimental gable containing a large inscribed datestone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 15781, | Site Visit. WLBC Upholland CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  |  | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC02071, DSC02044 | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13962 | Old Grammar School |  | Building | To rear of 8-14 School Lane ,Upholland,[NAME] | Upholland | Upholland | SD | 352485 | 405155 | Industrial | Early C17 grammar school, (Pevsner gives a date of 1659) now workshop. (disused?). Altered in early C18 and in C20. Coursed squared sandstone with quoins, C20 pantile roof (replacing stone slate).  Located in a yard accessed  through an arch. T-plan formed by main range on east-west axis with projecting  2 storey porch-cum-stair-turret on south side. Two storeys. The gabled porch and main body has a number of mullioned windows of various sizes and configurations. Many windows altered including large workshop doors inserted into east gable. In a ruinous condition. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15781, | Site Visit. WLBC Upholland CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  | Stone yellowy-buff medium grained sandstone, thick courses probably Crutchman Sandstone. | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC02021, [NAME], DSC02014(detail) | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13963 | Derby House | 55 | Building | [NAME] ,Upholland,[NAME] | Upholland | Upholland | SD | 352324 | 405162 | Dwelling house | House, or wing of former house. Dated 1633 at 1st floor; altered. Coursed sandstone rubble with quoins, slate roof, brick chimney. 2-unit plan at right-angles to street. 2 storeys with basement and attic, a gabled one-window facade, with a high chamfered plinth, and a moulded drip band over the ground floor. Stands on plinth topped by stringing course. Central blocked doorway at basement level with large sandstone lintel. Present door may have been inserted. 1st (ground)floor modern sash window inserted into blocked remains of wider mullioned window (heads, sills and jambs remain). Continuous drip band/stringing course above.  2nd floor, central 6-light mullioned window, with hoodmould. Attic level, in apex of gable, a blocked 2-light mullioned window, with hoodmould. Central, above the 1st floor drip band, a stone plaque dated 1633 with Stanley (Derby) crest. Slate roof probably a replacement. Rear elevation facing church, similar, but with 5-light mullioned window and stone plaque with legs of man (the [NAME] family being Lords of Man). Dressings heavily weathered yellow-buff sandstone, general stone work pale grey sandstone. Originally constructed as the Manor Court House. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15781, | Site Visit. WLBC Upholland CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  | Seems to be built from 2 types of stone. The stone used in dressings appears to be similar to stone used in church tower. Could it be built from "recycled " stone from the defunct priory? | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC01119 | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13964 | Rock House,(45/45a), 47-53 |  | Building | Parliament Street (A577) ,Upholland,[NAME] | Upholland | Upholland | SD | 352162 | 405340 | Dwelling house | A row of stone built houses/cottages with stone slate roofs. Fairly typical of rows along A577. Mixed building dates early-late C18. Nos 41-53 are GdII 2 listed. No 41 is a freestanding coach house converted to a dwelling raised on a plinth with square plan. Rendered front and side, but exposed sandstone rubble to left-hand side. No 45/45a is a tall 2 storey double-fronted house with set- back annex both raised on a plinth. Rendered over sandstone but coursed squared sandstone visible in right gable. Nos 47, 49 and 51 have a lower roof line and doors at street level. All 3 in matching yellow-buff sandstone with thin lintels and thins (painted black). Nos 47/49 have gabled dormers and may  be a contemporary pair. Probably early C18. No 53 is in a noticeably contrasting stone, squared coarse grey sandstone. No 55 has a lower roof line and appears to have been significantly altered and is NOT listed. May originally have been narrower and shallower and included in the listing. Grey coursed sandstone rubble. Either the stone was rendered and/or painted and subsequently cleaned or entirely rebuilt, perhaps using reclaimed stone. Now 2 bays, double depth with garage door inserted in right gable. The street rises markedly left to right whilst the roof line diminishes left to right in steps. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 15781, | Site Visit. WLBC Upholland CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  |  | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC02075 | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13965 | 29-41 |  | Building | [NAME] (A577) ,Upholland,[NAME] | Upholland | Upholland | SD | 351931 | 405374 | Dwelling house | A row of 6 C18 stone cottages with No 41 added to right hand end in C19 (slightly set back from rest). Coursed squared sandstone rubble. Originally sandstone slate roofs, but now replaced by re-constituted stone tiles (concrete?), except for No 41 which retains its sandstone slates but covered over with roofing felt. 2 low storeys, double-depth plan each cottage single-fronted. Most window and door openings with simple rectangular lintels and sills. May have been built in phases, vertical joints visible between 29/31 and 37/39 but probably more or less contemporary except 41. A typical example of C18 terraces in the town. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15781, | Site visit |  |  | Yes JSG personal collection. [NAME] | 07-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13966 | [NAME] Roman Catholic College |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | Upholland | SD | 351660 | 406483 | Other/miscellaneous | A purpose designed Roman Catholic seminary, then Theological Institute now disused and awaiting re-development. Situated in the former [NAME]. Built 1880-83, greatly enlarged and chapel added 1921-8 (Pugin and Pugin). Coursed rock-faced sandstone with slate roof. The original block (now west wing) in yellow sandstone with red sandstone dressings. All the rest in red sandstone. Large rectangular plan round a cloister like quadrangle. Very large. Mostly 3 storey, over a basement with attics. Main (front) elevation is south wing (added 1926-7) is symmetrical with taller central square 4 storey tower and 2 similar corner towers, at least 23 bays wide. Broad flight of stone steps up to central arched entrance starting at an ornamental /landscaped lake, which occupies the whole frontage. | C19/C20 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | Site Visit. WLBC Upholland CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  | At present the building and site are closed, and subject to redevelopment. There is a small quarry immediately south of the entrance on [NAME], within the grounds. Does not seem to shown on any maps, probably Old [NAME] . There was a large quarry in the grounds west of the college building, known as Rough Park, probably Crutchman (Milnrow) Sandstone aka Upholland [NAME]. No up-to-date photo image is available. An image is available at EH's Images of England site EHID NO 389073. A lodge and gateway both at the entrance from [NAME] is also listed. | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC0 | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13967 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],Upholland,[NAME] | [NAME] | Upholland | SD | 351800 | 407109 |  | A distinct area of Upholland on the eastern slopes of Ashurst Beacon. A linear hamlet of mainly C18 and C19 miners’ and quarrymen’s cottages strung out along the secondary road (called [NAME]) between Upholland and [NAME]. Most buildings are constructed of sandstone rubble using the local stone giving a strong sense of unity. Some infill has taken place with late C19 and C20 brick houses. It is a designated conservation area.  Above the village on the higher slopes of Ashurst Beacon there were a number of historic quarries working what is now known as Crutchman Sandstone, producing building stone, flags and roofing slates. Some mining of flags took place. This may have been the original source of the ‘Upholland Flags’ used extensively in Liverpool and elsewhere, in the C19. In the mid C19 a tramway linked the quarries to the Leeds/Liverpool Canal at Gathurst to the north east, in the valley of the R. Douglas. The tramway passed through the centre of the village, but little evidence of it remains visible. These quarries are mostly no longer visible having been infilled in the late 1960s. | C18/19 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit. WLBC [NAME] CACA |  | The stone used in the buildings in the village are consistent. Important quarries of Upholland [NAME] (now named as Crutchman Sandstone/ Milnrow Sandstone) were located in the village about 800-1000m west along Fairly Lane ([NAME] and [NAME].) in the 1830/40s a tramway from the quarries passed through the village terminating at the Leeds Liverpool Canal near Gathurst (in Douglas valley). these quarries appear to be filled in. There is some evidence that the stone was mined as well as quarried. | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC02113 | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13968 | Methodist Church |  | Building | ,[NAME],Upholland,[NAME] | [NAME] | Upholland | SD | 351800 | 407109 | Place of Worship | Methodist Church. Dated 1860 date stone at 1st floor; altered. Coursed squared sandstone, slate roof. Small austere rectangular building at right-angles to road. Gabled 2-window facade, symmetrical; with a round-headed doorway which has a stone surround with  moulded imposts and a keystone, double doors and a fanlight with stained glass, flanked by tall round-headed windows with raised sills, stone heads like the doorway. Stone is fine- medium grained [NAME] sandstone in even narrow courses. Cleaned. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Slate , Upholland Flags |  |  | 14483,14484,14485,14486, | Site Visit. WLBC [NAME] CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  | [NAME] CACA indicates that the chapel was built by members who worked in local quarries and who furnished and dressed the stone. | Yes . JSG Personal collection  DSC02101 | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13969 | [NAME] and 18/20 |  | Building | ,[NAME],Upholland,[NAME] | [NAME] | Upholland | SD | 351804 | 407133 | Entertainment/leisure | Public house. Probably later C18; altered and extended into former stable to right and pair of cottages (18-20) to right.  Main part painted roughcast, probably on sandstone rubble; composition tile roof. Double-depth 3-unit plan with rear extensions. Two low storeys and 3 windows to each storey. Doorway to 1st bay with reeded pilasters and semi-circular canopy. Small former stable attached at right-hand end, of sandstone rubble, one bay and 2 low storeys, has doorway with thin rectangular lintel, blocked window at ground floor and 2-light casement above, and chimney to right. Former cottages, now integrated into pub to the left. Probably late C18; altered. Coursed graduated sandstone rubble, stone slate roof. Formerly double-depth, each single fronted. 2 low storeys, with one window to each storey and doorways to the left. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Sandstone Flags , Upholland Flags |  |  | 14483,14484,14485,14486, | Site Visit. WLBC [NAME] CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs.: Liverpool and SW. |  | The [NAME] and Nos18/20 are separately listed. | Yes . JSG Personal collection  DSC02100 | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13970 | 1 to 7 |  | Building | ,[NAME],Upholland,[NAME] | [NAME] | Upholland | SD | 351781 | 407171 | Dwelling house | A row (terrace) of 4 stone cottages of varying dates built of squared sandstone in graduated courses. No 1 is mid C19 with stone slate roof, 2 storeys, single bay, double depth. No 3 is dated 1725, set back, 2 storey, 2 bays with central door, lower roof line and replacement tile roof. Nos 5 and 7 are a pair, mid C19 with slate roof set forward from No 3, 2 storey single-fronted. No 5 has an upstanding flag (slab wall). | C18/C19 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Sandstone Flags , Upholland Flags |  |  | 14483,14484,14485,14486, | Site Visit. WLBC [NAME] CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  | Listed is 3 separate listings. Roofing materials a mixture of Stone slate, slate and tile. | Yes JSG personal collection.[NAME] | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13971 | Tan Pit Cottages | 59 to 73 | Building | ,[NAME],Upholland,[NAME] | [NAME] | Upholland | SD | 352106 | 407674 | Dwelling house | A row (terrace) of 8 small stone cottages, now converted to 6 dwellings. Set back from street with considerable front gardens. Of mixed dates most probably midC18. Squared sandstone in graduated courses or sandstone rubble. Nos 67/69 may be dated 1650. Roofs mixed covering, mostly modern tiles. Double depth, single-fronted, 2 storey. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Upholland Flags |  |  | 14483,14484,14485,14486, | Site Visit. WLBC [NAME] CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  |  | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC02134 | 06-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13972 | Knight's House |  | Building | ,[NAME],Upholland,[NAME] | [NAME] | Upholland | SD | 351731 | 407422 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, now a substantial house. Dated 1716 but thought to be a remodelling of a much earlier building; remodelled again in later C19, and altered. Coursed squared sandstone (the wings rock-faced), with replacement roof of concrete tiles. Irregular plan formed with one-and-a-half-depth main range, a set-back single-depth side wing to left (south) and a set-back double-depth side wing to right. 2 storeys. The 3-window main range has a chamfered plinth and a broad band over each floor; a doorway to the left with chamfered surround and keystone, a square moulded datestone above the door lettered: 1716/EK/PK. All window openings have keystoned lintels. Gate posts to entrance are separately listed 3m high, square in sandstone ashlar with moulded plinth, prominent moulded cornice and urn finial. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Upholland Flags |  |  | 14483,14484,14485,14486, | Site Visit. WLBC [NAME] CACA. EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  | Gatepost subject to separate listing | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC02126 | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13973 | Tontine |  | Village | ,Tontine,Upholland,[NAME] | Tontine | Upholland | SD | 352470 | 404111 |  | Originally a mining and quarrying community standing aside from the main area of Upholland. Now mostly a C20 suburb of brick buildings with a few remnants of the stone built historic hamlet. The hamlet is contiguous with [NAME] in Wigan MBC but a quirk of the county boundary includes this part within Lancs. The hamlet had its own stone and flag delf. The main stone feature is a terrace of cottages at the cross roads, other stone buildings include a few larger houses and a C19 railway tunnel and bridge. The village pub is called the Delph Tavern. | C18-C20 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Upholland Flags | Not Entered |  | 14483,14484,14485,14486, | Site Visit.  EHLB Citation. |  | About 500m west of village centre, 2 sandstone quarries working stone and flags are mapped on 1st ed OS map, [NAME]'s [NAME], probably worked Upholland [NAME] (Crutchman/Milnrow Sst). The village pub is called the Delph Tavern. Pevsner included it with [NAME]. | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC01972 | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13974 | 15 and 17 |  | Building | [NAME],Tontine,Upholland,[NAME] | Tontine | Upholland | SD | 352458 | 404433 | Dwelling house | A pair of stone built cottages, dated 1861. Altered, cleaned. Coursed rock-faced sandstone with dressed quoins, No15 slate roof, no17 concrete tiles. 2 storey double depth plan, 1 window up and down. Rock faced surrounds to doors. Rectangular rock-faced stone heads and sills. No15 has 2 tie bar plates visible on front elevation. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Upholland Flags |  |  | 14545,14546,14552,96762,96769, | Site Visit. EHLB Citation. |  | Part of a terrace (stone built cottages, all listed. The largest group of stone buildings in the hamlet. | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC01971 | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13975 | 19, 21 and 23 |  | Building | [NAME],Tontine,Upholland,[NAME] | Tontine | Upholland | SD | 352468 | 404430 | Dwelling house | A row of 3 stone built cottages abutting 15/17. [NAME] C1800. Altered, Uncleaned. Coursed squared sandstone. Roofs various modifications - No 19 concrete tiles; 21 slate; 23 felt over original stone slates. Roof line much lower than 15/17 adjacent. Double depth, low 2storeys, each cottage single fronted (1 window each, up and down). [NAME] windows at ground floor with thin flush heads and sills (painted). Upper windows shallower directly under eaves. Brick ridge chimneys. [NAME] line higher than abutting cottage to right. Stone work heavily stained/weathered  black. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Upholland Flags |  |  | 14545,14546,14552,96762,96769, | Site Visit.  EHLB Citation. |  | Part of a terrace (stone built cottages, all listed. The largest group of stone buildings in the hamlet. "pairs of similar stone cottages abut right hand side both listed (25/27 and29/31). Both with felted roofs over original sandstone flags; 29/31 cleaned. | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC01971 | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13976 | [NAME] | 39 | Building | [NAME],Tontine,Upholland,[NAME] | Tontine | Upholland | SD | 352498 | 404245 | Dwelling house | A large detached house. Probably lateC19/earlyC19. Coursed sandstone squared rubble. Cleaned. 3 storey 2 windows each floor, double-depth, double-fronted plan with entrance in right-hand gable. | C18/19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Slate , Upholland Flags |  |  | 14545,14546,14552,96762,96769, | Site Visit.  EHLB Citation. |  | EH listing reports that the building was stuccoed, with composition tile roof and moulded gutter cornice. It appears that it has been altered and renovated since the listing (1973), with the removal of the stucco, and replacement of the tiles with slates. There seems to be little evidence of the gutter cornice when viewed from the street. At this date it might be expected the original roof to be slate, despite the proximity of the Upholland Flag quarries. | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC01974 | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13977 | East Pimbo |  | Village | [NAME],East Pimbo,Upholland,[NAME] | East Pimbo | Upholland | SD | 350964 | 404036 |  | A village of mainly stone buildings southwest of Upholland village and south of Ormskirk Road and M58, occupying the lower part of the western slope of the Upholland ridge. Very little C20 development despite being on the edge of the Skelmersdale New Town development area. Isolated from both the New Town and Upholland area. A linear village along Pimbo Lane, lined by mostly stone houses and farms, a few stone farmsteads stand in the fields east of Pimbo Lane. Historically a place of numbers of mines, stone quarries and brick making. | 1th Century |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  | Geological mapping suggests an area of Millstone Grit strata exists east of [NAME], including Rough Rock and Haslingden Flag. The later my not have been exploited because of drift cover, but the Rough Rock appears to have been worked at Pimbo Bushes. There appear to have been mining for stone. However, the village is also in close proximity to Upholland , and Crutchman Sandstone also appears to be used extensively in building. | No general views | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13978 | [NAME] | Higher Balcony Farm, Balcony Farm, Lancashire Manor Hotel | Building | [NAME],East Pimbo,Upholland,[NAME] | East Pimbo | Upholland | SD | 350964 | 404036 | Entertainment/leisure | Farmhouse, now part of motel. Earlier C17, altered and now remodelled internally; many C20 extensions which are not of architectural interest. Coursed squared sandstone rubble with quoins, slate roof. Formerly T-plan formed by one-unit main range on east-west axis with 2-unit cross-wing at east end and projecting addition at west end. 2 storeys. The various extensions conceal most of the original stone work externally. The various extensions link to an original farm building  to west of original, probably a barn and shippon (not listed). Heavily cleaned, restored and altered but externally shows original stone work, narrow coursed squared sandstone, typical Upholland Flags. Slate roof. Some of the extension blocks are faced in a type of reconstituted stone with concrete blocks faced with hand sized sandstone rubble. Externally a pair of listed sandstone gate post (piers) to main entrance C18. Sandstone ashlar, classical style, square in section, approximately 4 metres high, with moulded bases, rusticated piers, moulded caps and moulded pedestals surmounted by large ball finials. May have been resited from Lathom Hall. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Upholland Flags |  |  | 15781,96740,96767, | Site Visit. . EHLB Citation. |  | Site access is from Prescott Road (west side). Can be viewed from rear off Pimbo Lane and Chequer Close. | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC01956 | 07-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13979 | 21 -49 |  | Building | [NAME],East Pimbo,Upholland,[NAME] | East Pimbo | Upholland | SD | 350890 | 403618 | Dwelling house | A terrace of 16 stone cottages in 2 blocks. Probably C19. All single fronted except left end which appears to have been double fronted and then amalgamated with adjacent cottage. This seems to have been built as a separate pair with round headed doorways. Coursed, squared rock-faced sandstone. Brick chimneys. All units have similar heads and sills Heads deep flush with ends chamfering outward towards the top. Sills square, projecting. | C19? |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Slate , Upholland Flags |  |  | 15781,96740,96767, | Site Visit. . |  |  | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC01951 | 07-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13980 | Lower Balcony Farm | New Balcony Farm | Building | [NAME],East Pimbo,Upholland,[NAME] | East Pimbo | Upholland | SD | 350808 | 403538 | Farm | Working farmhouse and associated farm buildings round cobbled farmyard to rear: including coach house and cart shed range on west side, cottages, boundary wall and shippon range on east side. House probably mid C19. Coursed squared sandstone, stone slate roof. Stonework to front smooth almost ashlar; stonework to gable narrower courses, rough finish almost rock face. Double-depth double-fronted plan with projected  centre. Jacobean style. Two storeys and attic, 1:1:1 windows, the centre breaking forwards to form a 2-storey gabled porch; with a plinth, a moulded string-course and ridged gable copings with kneelers. The porch has a square-headed doorway with double-chamfered surround, door with overlight, and a hoodmould with deep returned ends, and a window above. The flanking bays have windows with raised surrounds with double-chamfered reveals. Gable chimneys (that to right rebuilt in brick). The rear has similar fenestration, and a single-storey gabled porch in matching style. A superior type of farmhouse, almost a manor house. Outbuilding various dates mostly C19 but cottages and shippon range probably C18. All in various types of coursed or rubble matching sandstone. A group of 6 separately listed buildings in original condition. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Sandstone Flags , Upholland Flags |  |  | 15781,96740,96767, | Site Visit. . EHLB Citation. |  | A group of 6 separately listed buildings | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC01949 | 07-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13981 | Bounty Farm |  | Building | [NAME],East Pimbo,Upholland,[NAME] | East Pimbo | Upholland | SD | 350694 | 403154 | Dwelling house | Small farmhouse and associated  barn/shippon/stable, now a dwelling house and outbuilding. House probably C17; enlarged and altered later C17; enlarged and altered C19; renovated to dwelling house C21. [NAME], to the left, probably later C17 enlarged and altered. Standing adjacent on road frontage separated by a track width entry now linked by tall double gate and wrought iron arch with lamp and lettered 'Bounty Farm'. Date stone on house (not contemporary) 1667 and 1869. House coursed sandstone rubble, stone slate roof on 2 levels. Irregular plan formed by a 2-bay main range with a wing added to the rear of the first in the later C17, and a one-bay addition at the left end. The main range, 2 low storeys. [NAME], coursed thin sandstone rubble, stone slate roof. 3 bays, with a lean-to addition to the front of the 3rd bay, and a stable and shippon added to the rear. The east (road) front has a full-height waggon doorway to the centre, and blocked slit breathers on 2 levels. Both gables show the line of a former more steeply-pitched roof. The rear has a stable attached to the north bay and a shippon attached to the south bay, both under catslide roofs and together forming a porch to the rear waggon doorway. 3 windows to left gable with square lintels. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Sandstone Flags , Upholland Flags |  |  | 15781,96740,96767, | Site Visit. . EHLB Citation. |  |  | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC01948 | 07-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13982 | Crawford |  | Village | ,Crawford,Upholland,[NAME] | Crawford | Upholland | SD | 349600 | 402600 |  | A mining village southwest of Upholland standing in flat agricultural landscape. A linear village of C19 brick cottages and some C20 infill strung out along Crawford Road. Almost in St Helens. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit.. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  | Pevsner suggests the village was built in 1850 by [NAME] and Iron Co which started a mine here in about 1850 (Holland Colliery- closed 1938). He also asserts that the  cottages in the single street are stone built terraces. They are all brick. The village has no churches or chapels, one school and one public house. | No general view. | 07-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13983 | Manor House | No 9 | Building | 9 Manor [NAME],Crawford,Upholland,[NAME] | Crawford | Upholland | SD | 350081 | 403107 |  | Former manor house, now a dwelling house standing at the end of a modern street of C20/21 detached houses. Altered and renovated. Dated 1718 on porch. Coursed squared sandstone (sandblasted), restored stone slate roof, brick chimneys. Rectangular 3-bay plan,1½ depth plan. Symmetrical plan full height gabled porch with round arched doorway with elaborate mouldings and head. 5 windows to 1st and 2nd floor, 3-gabled at attic level (one in porch). Windows have mullions and transoms. Chamfered plinth, full width drip bands above windows. Left and right corners and porch have equal sized smooth finished quoins. Sandstone pale yellow-buff medium-grained, probably Milnrow Sandstone. The gate posts are separately listed. [NAME] sandstone ashlar, each pier about ½m square, 3m high classical style, with field panelled sides, moulded corners (fluted Doric quarter columns - Pev.), a frieze with a triglyph in each side, prominent moulded cornice and ramped pedestal with ball finial. | Early C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Rough Rock |  |  | 14550, | Site Visit.  EHLB Citation. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  | Located about 2-300m east of main village, the house predates the village by a considerable margin. Adjacent to left and right of hall former farm buildings associated with hall (unlisted) converted to dwellings. These are the only stone buildings in Crawford. The hall  and former farm buildings appear to be built from the same stone. Pevsner makes a point of pointing out that the hall is built from limestone, it is plainly sandstone, but very pale. In its sand blasted form, could almost pass for Cotswold Stone. | Yes JSG personal collection. House DSC01939, gates DSC01940. | 07-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13984 | Skelmersdale |  | Village | ,[NAME] | Skelmersdale |  | SD | 347590 | 406226 |  | Originally a small C19 mining village/town astride the Wigan-Ormskirk road, in a broad vale formed by [NAME] west of the Ashurst/Upholland ridge, essentially a continuation of Upholland down on to the lower ground. Before that a sparse agricultural area. In mid/lateC20 (1960) designated as a new town and subject to extensive planned high density housing. Most of the original township and buildings were subsumed into the planned township and much demolition of older buildings. A few stone buildings remain amongst the mainly C20 brick estates. | C19-C21 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit. Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  | Although mainly a coal mining district  a few quarries in PCM sandstones are recorded on old maps. Most of these are now subsumed under the C20 development. | No general view. | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13985 | Church of St Paul |  | Building | Wilcove ,[NAME],SKELMERSDALE | Pennylands | Skelmersdale | SD | 347590 | 406226 | Place of Worship | A C20 parish church which predates the intensive development of the Skelmersdale area. By [NAME] and Paley. Sandstone rubble brought to courses, with ashlar dressings. Red tile roof. Arts and Crafts perpendicular style. Nave with west baptistry and north and south aisles, with north tower (uncompleted) with pyramidal roof and south vestry. Nave 5-bays with clerestory. | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brooksbottoms Grit |  |  | 96693, | Site Visit.  Pevsner II Lancs: Liverpool and SW. |  | Two quarries working Brookbottoms  Sandstone were located within what is now the Skelmersdale area, it appears [NAME]) may still have been operating when this church was built. | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC01833 | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13986 | The Old Toby Public House | [NAME] | Building | Ashurst Road ,Ashurst,[NAME] | Ashurst | Skelmersdale | SD | 348655 | 407416 | Retail/commercial | A C18 farmhouse and outbuildings converted to a public house. Now stands adjacent to a roundabout with large car park at rear. Operational pub now seems confined to former outbuildings, house is disused. Only the former hall appears to be listed. Much altered. Original part dated 1712 (date stone), large C19 addition. Coursed squared grey to yellow sandstone, the older parts with quoins and a stone slate roof. Sandstone grey to yellow. Earlier part faces south 2 low storeys, U plan with 2 gables with chamfered plinth. Newer portion faces north in Gothic style with steeper pitched roofs, symmetrical with set back centre between gabled wings. Central gabled porch. Altogether a curious arrangement, looks like two houses of markedly different style stuck together back to back. The unlisted outbuildings now the pub (low with slate roof) seem to be a mixture of stone and brick; some elements have a stone plinth, some a high plinth nearly to first floor level another part stone to eaves level. | C18/19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brooksbottoms Grit |  |  | 96691,96693, | Site Visit.  EHLB Citation. |  |  | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC01855, DSC01859 | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13987 | Whiteledge Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME]'s [NAME] ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | Skelmersdale | SD | 348770 | 405545 | Dwelling house | Former farmhouse, now a dwelling set amongst various new town developments. Set back in extensive grounds. Dated 1693 but altered and renovated. Coursed sandstone rubble replacement slate roof. T-plan formed by 2-unit main range with rear wing. 2 low storeys, 2 windows, almost symmetrical. Small gabled porch in centre (painted brick?). Listing details indicated that when listed the house was painted white and had replacement composition tile roof, modified as indicated during renovation. Next to road a barn/shippon in same style and stonework fully renovated. Appears to be used as offices, previously named Whiteledge Cottages. Not listed or included in listing. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brooksbottoms Grit |  |  | 96691,96693, | Site Visit. EHLB Citation. |  |  | Yes JSG personal collection. DSC01828 | 07-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13988 | Leyland |  | Village | ,LEYLAND | Leyland | Leyland | SD | 354111 | 421591 |  | Situated on the eastern edge of the vast west Lancashire coastal plain. Originally a small medieval settlement, then a centre for hand-loom weaving and cotton spinning, later a Victorian cotton and industrial town and in the C20/C21  an engineering centre and residential and commercial town. Grew up around St Andrew's Church and a small medieval core. A town of mostly modest brick buildings but the important buildings in stone. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  |  | No general image. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13989 | Church of St Andrew | Leyland Parish Church | Building | Church Road  ,LEYLAND | Leyland | Leyland | SD | 354111 | 421591 | Place of Worship | Stone parish church with square tower, with parts of various ages. Chancel - C14 ; west tower- C15; nave - 1817; small NE vestry and organ chamber added 1874-6, various later renovations including replacement chancel roof (1951-2). Some evidence of a Norman predecessor. Chancel roof and small later additions - stone slates; nave roof - copper sheet. Tower, squat with embattlements, 4 stages, diagonal buttresses, clock faces on 3 sides, bell openings above. Arched door in west end. Stone work (tower), squared sandstone rubble, irregular courses. Nave rebuilt, 1817, wider than original and with shallower pitch and battlemented eaves. Nave stonework has even courses with tight straight joints, could be called ashlar.  5-bays, 5 tall arched windows (3 lights with intersecting tracery). Doors inserted below windows in 1st bay, both sides. Chancel, low and narrow with steep roof with 2 arched 3 light windows with intersecting tracery, similar larger window in east gable. All stonework of the various ages in matching stone, probably Fletcher Bank (Revidge) Grit from Whittle-le-Woods. | 1th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit , [NAME] |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  | Several listed and unlisted stone artefacts and monuments in churchyard. The ancient ones mostly in coarse gritstone matching church. | Yes. JSG personal collection. CIMG0082, DSC01659. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13990 | Gateway and boundary wall to [NAME] Church Yard |  | Building | Church Road  ,LEYLAND | Leyland | Leyland | SD | 354101 | 421612 | Wall/archway/gateway | Sandstone gateway, Tudor arch, with moulded and battlemented coping. Entrance and retaining wall to [NAME] [NAME] with railings between tall battlemented piers with trefoil panels. 4 steps lead up to the arch from the access ramp, all in thick sandstone. The last step is about 3m formed from a single block of stone, probably Haslingden Flag. Sandstone ashlar, which is coarse-grained; cross-bedding structures, pale [NAME] some blocks almost white; recently cleaned. Retaining wall dated 1827 runs from base of left pier of the gateway for about 100m along Church Rd, terminating at and in the Museum building. Retains the church yard which is elevated above the road by [NAME] Eight even courses of sandstone blocks with a tooled flat finish. Overhanging rounded coping, on which stands an iron railing. To the west of the gate way the wall slopes down to street level without railings retaining a broad access ramp. The gateway and wall appear to be in the same stone and match the church. Very probably Fletcher Bank Grit x [NAME]. | -9999 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  |  | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC01675, CIMG0307. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13991 | Leyland Cross | Old Stone Cross | Building | Towngate (junction with Church Road)  ,LEYLAND | Leyland | Leyland | SD | 354001 | 421598 | Structure | Stone cross, standing on a base of 2 stone steps. Tall tapered shaft, incorporating part of octagonal shaft (lower part) and surmounted by a carved stone cross. Original parts possibly medieval, restored 1877. Stands with restored water trough in centre of junction forming a traffic island. Cross parts coarse grained [NAME] to grey sandstone. | -9999 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  | Stands next to a drinking fountain carved from stone (not part of listing) which stands a vast rectangular stone flag, at least 5' square, which probably covers a well. Probably Haslingden Flag. | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC01649. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13992 | Watchhouse, [NAME] church yard |  | Building | Church Road  ,LEYLAND | Leyland | Leyland | SD | 354185 | 421586 | Other/miscellaneous | Watchhouse. Early C19. Sandstone Ashlar with tooled faces, slate roof with overhanging eaves. One rectangular cell, single storey; gable wall to churchyard has an arched window with 3 cinquefoil lights (the centre ogival). North wall (facing museum) had plain doorway with arched stone lintel. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  |  | Yes. JSG personal collection.DSC01662, CIMG0333. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13993 | Old Grammar School and attached cottage | Leyland Museum | Building | Church Road  ,LEYLAND | Leyland | Leyland | SD | 354179 | 421602 | Other/miscellaneous | Grammar School, late [NAME] or early C17, with attached master's cottage dated 1790; now museum. Closed in 1874, restored as museum late C20. Gable end to road (north), in corner of churchyard. [NAME], with stone plinth and quoins, slate roof, gable chimney at left end, and very large external chimney stack at right end, rendered. Timber framed. School is rectangular, 4 bays and 2 storeys; cottage attached at south east corner is one bay of 2 storeys. West wall of school is slightly stepped and has some quoins in the centre; 5 ground floor windows of 3 lights with rendered brick mullions and segmental brick heads; 3 windows at 1st floor, of 5, 4 and 4 lights, all with rendered brick mullions. The item of interest is the north gable which stands on an extension of the sandstone churchyard retaining wall; this end of the building was probably cut back and rebuilt when the retaining wall was built in 1827. Sandstone dressings similar to retaining wall - coarse gritstone (Fletcher Bank Grit). | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC HTAP Leyland 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  |  | Yes. JSG personal collection. CIMG0331. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13994 | Former [NAME] Church of England School | Leyland National School | Building | [NAME]  ,LEYLAND | Leyland | Leyland | SD | 353813 | 421515 | Retail/commercial | Former school, dated 1837, now a private nursery. Sandstone, slate roof, chamfered stone gable copings with ball finials at the apex and kneelers. F-shaped plan, the main range having 2 unequal forward projections to the right half. One storey, in Jacobean style with stone mullion and transom windows. Left half has gabled porch with ball finial and kneelers; right half is composed of 2 forward wings linked by a doorway with straight coping, an octagonal chimney on an elongated pedestal of square section rising between the roofs of the wings; the first wing, which is shorter, has a rectangular inscribed stone plaque with architrave in the centre of the gable The second wing has a tall 3-light mullioned and transomed window in the front; all windows have pointed heads to the lights and hoodmoulds. Cleaned, coarse-grained sandstone pale to [NAME], bedding and other structures visible. Probably Fletcher Bank Grit. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  |  | Yes. JSG personal collection. CIMG0280. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13995 | Entrance gate and Lodge to Worden Park | [NAME] and entrance gates | Building | [NAME]  ,LEYLAND | Leyland | Leyland | SD | 354028 | 421282 | Civic | Gateway and entrance lodge to Worden Park (a public park, originally a house in a landscaped park), early C19. All ashlar. Gateway; round headed arch with scrolled keystone flanked by [NAME] demi-columns bearing a plain entablature with prominent moulded cornice and stepped parapet. Plinth and impost string, between which all masonry (in common with the voussoirs) is vermiculated. Between this and the lodge is a linking wall with postern gate with rusticated splayed head and jambs. Lodge is classical in style; T-plan, the longer side fronting the drive; single storey, pedimented gables, low-pitched slate roofs with overhanging bracketed eaves, a chimney rising from the junction; rusticated quoins. To the left of the gateway a tall flanking wall in matching style. Cleaned, coarse-grained sandstone pale to [NAME], bedding and other structures visible. Probably Fletcher Bank Grit. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  | Within the park there are a number of listed garden structures including an ice house built of similar stone. The house (now demolished)  and ancillary buildings were/are brick with minimal stone dressings of the same kind. | Yes. JSG personal collection. CIMG0014. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13996 | Boundary wall and entrance gates to Worden Park |  | Other | [NAME]  ,LEYLAND | Leyland | Leyland | SD | 354239 | 421066 | Garden structure | Boundary wall to park along Worden Lane about 2½m high, about 1km long. External face is of even courses of squared sandstone blocks, with tooled finish, capped with a round-topped coping. Internal face is very rough random rubble in the same stone. Two secondary entrances, one much altered, the southern one opposite Langdale Rd has tall, square piers in rusticated ashlar topped by a broad cornice and ball finial. Coarse-grained sandstone pale to [NAME], bedding and other structures visible. Probably Fletcher Bank Grit. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  |  | Yes. JSG personal collection. CIMG0027, CIMG0001. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13997 | Stonehouse Nursery School |  | Building | [NAME],LEYLAND | Leyland | Leyland | SD | 353970 | 422566 | Retail/commercial | Charity School 1784, founded by [NAME]; altered and enlarged as National School 1816; altered again, and renovated/cleaned late C20 as a private nursery and school. Sandstone, stone slate roof with one chimney on the ridge, another at left gable. L-shaped plan of 5 bays with attached master's house at right end. Two storeys; stone quoins, bands at sill level and at 1st floor. Original front entrance in centre of south side now altered as a window, with a rectangular stone tablet above, lettered. Left of this a 3-light window rises the full height and has at 1st floor level a Venetian form matched by all the other windows: one on each floor to the left, 2 on each floor to the right. To the right, the master's house with projecting gabled centre bay in compatible style and materials; and at the rear of the original school a single storey extension with 2 venetian windows and slate roof. Coarse-grained sandstone, pale to yellow-buff, bedding and other structures visible. Probably Fletcher Bank Grit. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  |  | Yes. JSG personal collection. CIMG0054. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13998 | United Reform Church and attached walls. |  | Building | [NAME]  ,LEYLAND | Leyland | Leyland | SD | 354294 | 422349 | Place of Worship | Nonconformist Church, School and Hall, 1874-1877. Sandstone, general stonework coursed, rock-faced, narrow even courses;  dressed stone to openings; brick and stone to church rooms at the rear. Interior woodwork, including the roof, of pitch pine. Slate roofs. High Victorian Gothic style. Oriented on a north-south axis at right angles to street. The front elevation is asymmetric with arched door way at base, large traceried window above and arched bell openings above that. Nave with setback buttress to each bay and single lancet. Brick Sunday school to rear. Forecourt has low stone wall with moulded copings. Low  sections alternate with taller sections, gates and corners; square pillars with moulded caps. General stone work probably [NAME], dressings Fletcher Bank Grit. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  | The listing text indicated the general stone work as “Padiham Stone” and the dressings as “Longridge Stone”. The source of that information is not given but does not seem probable. | Yes. JSG personal collection. CIMG0058. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
13999 | Former police station and court |  | Building | 4-7, Golden Hill Lane  ,LEYLAND | Leyland | Leyland | SD | 354629 | 422615 | Retail/commercial | Former police station and court 1882, now offices. Italianate, brick with extensive and elaborate sandstone dressings. Stone fine grained, [NAME], probably [NAME]. Doors with heavy segmental pediments and upper windows with scalloped tympana, replaced late C20. | 19th Century |  | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  |  | Yes. JSG personal collection. CIMG0031. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
14000 | Moss Side | [NAME] | Village | ,[NAME],LEYLAND | Moss Side | Leyland | SD | 351730 | 421752 |  | A sub-parish of Leyland, on the flat and fertile mossland west of the River Lostock. A late enclosure of the waste. Prior to C20 a place of small brick built farms, cottages, small holdings and nurseries, mostly early C19, scattered along a network of minor roads. In the late C20 extensive residential and industrial development took place, now essentially a suburb of Leyland. Very few buildings with any stone content, except for the church and the inevitable heads and sills. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; [NAME]. |  |  | No general image. | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47001 | Church of St James | [NAME] parish church | Building | [NAME] ,Moss Side,LEYLAND | Moss Side | Leyland | SD | 351730 | 421752 | Place of Worship | Church 1854/5, south aisle added 1872. Sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings and green slate roof. West tower with broached tower: nave and 2 aisles separately roofed, making 3 parallel ridges. Tower has angle buttresses, deeply recessed west window with sloping sill and tracery, one belfry opening on each side, each with pointed arch and chamfered splay. Entrance in centre of north aisle, gabled porch with low eaves. Angled buttresses to aisles and nave, all aisle windows arched with tracery. Large traceried east window. General stone work coursed, snecked, rock-faced sandstone, mostly grey but some blocks tend to an orange tint. Texture mostly medium-grained but some very coarse blocks some with quartz pebbles visible. Dressings, smoothly dressed medium- to coarse-grained some bedding structures visible. A lychgate with scissor cross beams and sandstone flag roof. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | EHLB citation; Pevsner II 2009, LCC [NAME] 2006; site visit; Hunt 1990. |  | Given the location, date and patron the stone should be Fletcher Bank Grit from [NAME], but colour and texture may not be quite right, could it be Rough Rock? | Yes. JSG personal collection. CIMG0240 | 03-JUN-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47002 | Old Smithy | [NAME] | Building | 310 [NAME] ,[NAME],LEYLAND | Moss Side | Leyland | SD | 351405 | 422117 |  | A former smithy and house now a guest house. C19, 2 storey, double fronted, single depth house; 2 bays with central doorway with window over. Sandstone rubble with shallow plinth, quoins and door casing in smooth finished sandstone. Windows probably altered, bottom 2 wider than top 2, ground floor no lintels or sills; first floor deep square-ended heads directly below the eaves but no sills. Stone chimneys both ends. Single storey building in similar stone work attached to right, also with slate roof, presumably the forge workshop, now bedrooms. Both stand directly on the back edge of the footpath. Various C20 brick extensions to the rear. Random rubble stone wall to garden at left side. Sandstone coarse-grained, orangey- [NAME] colour. Should be Fletcher Bank Grit, but is it? | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | Site Visit. |  | Building probably rendered/white washed prior to renovation. | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC01796. | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47003 | Dunkirk Hall |  | Building | [NAME] ,Moss Side,LEYLAND | Moss Side | Leyland | SD | 351730 | 421894 | Entertainment/leisure | Originally a small manor house or farm, dated 1628; now a public house. Brick with sandstone plinth, quoins and other dressings and slate roof. Much altered. Heavy renovation/restoration during conversion to pub. Most original windows (probably originally brick mullioned) lost, now replaced by timber versions. Main feature is an off-centre 3 storey porch with large quoins to eaves level and a stone casing to the door with head/lintel carved from a single block of stone the width of the porch. The door head rebated into the head to form a flat pointed arch. Also raised inscription, date of 1628 with various initials. A moulding has been carved around the opening directly in the large blocks, probably done in situ. Stone cleaned during renovations, very coarse-grained, [NAME], very probably Fletcher Bank Grit from Whittle Hill. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | Site Visit, EHLB citation |  | Probably the oldest extant building in Moss Side. Prior to renovation the building was used as a factory office and was rendered on all sides. | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC01785 and 1792. | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47004 | Farington | "Near" Farington | Village | ,Farington,LEYLAND | Farington | Leyland | SD | 354992 | 422642 |  | A mainly C20 residential suburb of Leyland both sides of [NAME] (B5254). Originally a small mill community of brick terraced streets near the railway around Farington Mills. To the north of that several gentlemen's residences in small parks. A place of brick buildings, older one with sandstone dressings. Merges into the edge of Leyland near the railway. Isolated from the main part of the parish by the industrial area of Centurion Way and the former Leyland truck and bus factory. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit, EHLB citation |  |  | No Image | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47005 | Church of St Ambrose |  | Building | [NAME] ,Farington,LEYLAND | Farington | Leyland | SD | 354992 | 422642 | Place of Worship | Church, 1882-5. Sandstone with green slate roof and red ridge tiles. Monumental west tower, chancel with aisles and lower nave. Tower: large, square and tall, 3 stages, pinnacles to each corner, low pyramidal roof, stair turret to SE corner, 2 tall lancet bell openings to each face with chamfered splays, diagonal buttresses to half height. Gabled porch attached at base on north side (facing street), arched doorway with rounded mouldings, gabled corners, over hanging crocketed canopy at apex. Nave has clerestory with 4 triple round headed lancets and aisle similar single lancets below. Stonework: a plinth in large squared rock-faced coarse-grained grey and pinkish sandstone blocks below a bevelled band. Above the band squared snecked coursed sandstone in finer grained yellow-buff sandstone with thinner courses and smaller blocks. Dressings in the coarser stone but smooth finish, some blocks showing bedding structures. Coarse stone probably Fletcher Bank Grit but could be Harrock Hill Grit, yellow–[NAME] finer stone probably [NAME]. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | Site Visit, EHLB citation |  | War memorial with a slender column in limestone (Portland Stone?) located adjacent to entrance. | Yes. JSG personal collection. CIMG0014. | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47006 | [NAME] |  | Building | Centurion Way ,Farington,LEYLAND | Farington | Farington | SD | 354899 | 423551 | Entertainment/leisure | House, early to mid C19; now a hotel and restaurant. Set back off the road up a short drive in a small park/landscaped garden. Brick with sandstone plinth and dressings, hipped slate roof. 2 storey and 5 bays, symmetrical, stone stringing course, cornice and parapet. Main feature is an elaborate sandstone porch and door casing, with Ionic columns and moulded canopy. Round the sides double height bay windows with stone heads, sills and mullions. Sandstone - smooth, yellow-buff, fine-grained. Round the back and sides various C20/21 extensions related to the hotel function. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site Visit, EHLB citation |  | The stonework is probably [NAME], by the mid C19 Longridge Stone was more readily available because of the completion of the Preston–Longridge tramway, and the general rail network around Preston. Front of the building is heavily obscured by rampant Virginia creeper, but enough is visible to observe the stone elements. This is was the home of [NAME], proprietor of the local Farington Cotton Mill, later the home of [NAME], one of the founders of what became Leyland Motors. | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC02181 | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47007 | Lodge to [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Farington,LEYLAND | Farington | Farington | SD | 355018 | 423442 | Dwelling house | Gate lodge to [NAME], adjacent to the drive and Stanifield Rd. Early C19, ashlar and white brick and slate roof. T-plan, single storey, facade to drive a pedimented portico of sandstone with 2 Tuscan columns in “antis”, bracketed cornice, central doorway with moulded architrave. A round-headed window with moulded architrave in each side wall. All in fine-grained, even textured yellow-buff sandstone, probably [NAME]. | -9999 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site Visit, EHLB citation |  |  | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC02245 | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47008 | Farington House | Stanifield Business Park | Building | [NAME] ,Farington,LEYLAND | Farington | Farington | SD | 354935 | 423784 | Retail/commercial | House c1830’s, now offices. Standing in landscaped ground with sweeping double drive, shelter belts along the main road frontage. Brick with a stone plinth, stone dressings hipped slate roof. Square plan of 5 bays x 3 bays with rear service wing. Two storeys, symmetrical, central bay each side stepped forward very slightly. Sandstone plinth, 1st floor sill band, cornice and coping. Porch to front with Ionic pilasters and columns, plain entablature. Central window above is wider than remainder tripartite with stone architrave, the coping above is pedimented with a carved stags head in the centre. Stone heads (splayed) and sills. To the right hand side of the west elevation a doorway up steps with 4 moulded pilasters and moulded head. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site Visit, EHLB citation |  | All the stonework consistent with [NAME]. At the entrances to the double drive, very grand gatepost and curving wing walls, each terminating with another post. Main (northern) entrance a low coped, with square ashlar rusticated sandstone blocks and conical caps. Each course a single block of stone. Probably originally had a iron railing over the wall, but now a curving metallic board naming the office complex (Stanifield Business Park). Southern entrance, less grand, same layout but shorter flank walls. Posts similar, but plain and a single block of stone. Wing walls taller, shoulder height, All in even sized squared, flat faced tool finish coarse sandstone blocks. Fletcher Bank Grit. | Yes. JSG personal collection.DSC02163 and DSC02185. | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47009 | Former Farington school |  | Building | [NAME] ,Farington,LEYLAND | Farington | Farington | SD | 354888 | 422942 | Retail/commercial | Former school, now an office. C19; brick with stone dressings and slate roof. Front to street twin gables, with moulded stone copings with kneelers, stone quoins and matching tall windows in each gable. Rectangular, 4 lights central lights taller stone surrounds, heads, sills and transoms and mullions, bevelled. Diamond shape opening (blocked) with stone dressings above each window. Each side 4 bays deep with rectangular windows with similar surrounds separated by buttresses. Building recently renovated. All dressings coarse-grained pale [NAME] sandstone. Very probably Fletcher bank Grit. Wall around former playground (now car park/yard) along road frontage, tall sandstone random rubble with ½ round copings. Grey, blackened in places. Typical Leyland boundary wall, Fletcher Bank Grit from Whittle Hill. | 19th Century |  | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | Site Visit. |  |  | Yes. JSG personal collection. [NAME] | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47010 | [NAME] | Farington | Village | ,Farington,PRESTON | Farington | Farington | SD | 353824 | 425063 |  | The original centre of Farington parish, around a crossroads on Croston Road. An agricultural community on the edge of the fertile land of [NAME] to the south west. Brick farms and cottages, and late Victorian houses and terraces in bright red machine made brick scattered along Croston Road. Many C20 residential developments, all brick. The only building of any note with stone content is the parish church. Separated from the more populous 'near' [NAME] by the industrial area of the former Leyland truck factory. | -9999 |  |  | Slate | NOT ENTERED | Slate | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit, |  |  | No Image | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47011 | Church of St Paul | Farington parish church | Building | [NAME] ,Farington,PRESTON | Farington | Farington | SD | 353824 | 425063 | Place of Worship | Church, 1839 with chancel of 1909. Red brick with stone dressings and red tile roof. Tower, 4 stages with sandstone angle buttress continued as hexagonal corners to 4 pinnacles. Central stone lessens in each side and stone Lombard friezes at each stage: panels of brick each with round headed lancet windows  and bell openings. Round headed doorway in base on west (road frontage) side with similar blind feature on north side. Nave with minimal stone dressings; wall of brick divided into 6 bays by slender sandstone lessens (a sort of minimal buttress), a single round headed lancet in each  and a Lombard frieze under the eaves. 7th bay at the chancel end has a larger arched and traceried window, between brick buttresses. The later chancel, brick with minimal stone dressings. Sandstone [NAME] to grey but weathers almost white in places, coarse but even and well dressed. Probably Fletcher Bank Grit from Whittle Hill area. Low rubble sandstone wall around the church yard. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site Visit, EHLB citation |  |  | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC00078 | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47012 | Lostock Hall |  | Village | ,Tardy Gate,Lostock Hall,PRESTON | Tardy Gate | Lostock Hall | SD | 354440 | 425919 |  | A small industrial town in the flat land between Penwortham and Leyland, grown up around railways, workshops and mills, along the Leyland/Preston road and railway to east Lancashire. A crossing place of the R. Lostock. Mostly a town of brick terraces along, and behind, the main road. After the advent of the railways it grew into a residential suburb. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit, EHLB citation |  |  | No Image | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47013 | 12 -30 Croston Road |  | Building | 12 -30 Croston Road,Tardy Gate,Lostock Hall,PRESTON | Tardy Gate | Lostock Hall | SD | 354351 | 425629 | Dwelling house | A terrace of 10 stone cottages with slate roof, probably late C19. Rock-faced squared coursed [NAME] sandstone. Narrow courses, probably machine cut. Each cottage 1 bay, double depth. Pair of windows  ie 1 up, 1 down, to right of doorway except for left hand end (no30) which has an extra window above the doorway. Windows and doors have plain stone casings (heads sills and jambs) otherwise very plain. Most painted. Stone chimney stacks. Low sandstone rubble wall with iron palisade rail to short front gardens. A surprisingly complete and unaltered terrace, also surprisingly late for a stone built terrace. The only stone terrace identified in Lostock Hall. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Site Visit. |  | Probably Pendle Grit but could be Haslingden Flag (because of the narrow courses). Much earlier than the Croston Rd row. | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC00094 | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47014 | Former Lostock Hall Methodist Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Lostock Hall,PRESTON | Lostock Hall | Lostock Hall | SD | 354855 | 425226 | Place of Worship | Methodist Church 1903, machine made red brick with sandstone dressings north front large central gable with 2 stage round headed window with elaborate tracery, all in fine –grained smooth [NAME] sandstone entrance doors to left and right with round headed sandstone door casings echoing the central window. To the left a tall square tower supported by 4 square pillars at each corner, battlemented, open bell stage with open round headed sandstone tracery, sandstone bands and other dressings. | 20th Century |  | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site Visit. |  | There is a limestone war memorial in the forecourt | Yes. JSG personal collection. [NAME] | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47015 | Resolution Bridge |  | Building | [NAME] ,Lostock Hall,PRESTON | Lostock Hall | Lostock Hall | SD | 354958 | 425163 | Structure | Pubic road bridge over R Lostock, sandstone, undated probably C19 with C20 century widening on east side using a flat reinforced concrete deck. Original sandstone structure on west side, segmental arch with rock-faced  voussoirs, laid below in a spiral. Large rectangular blocks, hammer finished, to spandrels. Plain band below a parapet of single massive sandstone blocks with grooved tooling  topped by smooth finish ogee copings. Flanking retaining wall of smaller squared sandstone rubble carried up as a parapet on southwest side. Similar wall to approach on north east side. Sandstone, grey, coarse, probably Fletcher Bank Grit. | C 19? |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | Site Visit |  |  | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC02263. | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47016 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,Lostock Hall,PRESTON | Lostock Hall | Lostock Hall | SD | 354798 | 425270 | Dwelling house | Pair of sandstone cottages probably originally in the grounds of Lostock House (now demolished), now standing in a mews type modern development on the site of the house. Probably mid C19, cleaned and restored. Hipped slate roof, central brick chimney. Each cottage 2 bays, double depth, 4 rectangular windows, doorways to right on both cottages. Squared, tooled finished sandstone, broad even courses, large quoins. Square heads to doors and windows. Sides and back rendered, may be brick. Probably Fletcher Bank Grit. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | Site Visit |  | Hidden from view from Watkin Lane by a much later(red brick) Sunday school. Along Watkin Lane adjacent and elsewhere, remains of  a tall boundary wall in coursed sandstone rubble with ½ round copings, along the main road and random rubble elsewhere. | Yes. JSG personal collection. [NAME] | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47017 | Penwortham |  | Village | ,[NAME],Penwortham,PRESTON | Higher Penwortham | Penwortham | SD | 352400 | 429001 |  | A substantial residential suburb of Preston, south of the River Ribble. Despite its motte and [NAME] and ancient church, mostly a dormitory for Preston grown up around the river crossing and road to Liverpool. A few older brick buildings with stone plinths and dressings, but the vast majority are late C19/20 brick. The C14 parish church is probably the only all stone building. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit. |  |  | No Image | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47018 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | Church Ave,[NAME],Penwortham,PRESTON | Higher Penwortham | Penwortham | SD | 352400 | 429001 | Place of Worship | Church: chancel - early C14; west tower – C15; nave between with low aisles and clerestory 1855, a complete rebuild. Chancel: low of squared sandstone blocks, angle buttresses, arched windows. Many repairs and alterations. Tower: square but with added SW stair turret, squat, battlemented with angle pinnacles, arched bell openings, diagonal buttresses, west doorway arched window over. Squared sandstone blocks, even courses. Nave: 5-bays, windows arched 2-light with tracery, clerestory windows miniatures of aisle windows. Squared sandstone, narrower even courses. Porch: on south side coped gabled with moulded arch. | 1th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | Site Visit, EHLB citation. Pevsner II North Lancs. |  | Tower and chancel grey to [NAME] occasionally almost white medium- to coarse- grained sandstone. Little evidence of pink staining. Probably Fletcher Bank Grit, ?[NAME]. | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC00562 | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47019 | Penwortham New Bridge | Penwortham Bridge | Building | Liverpool Road,Higher Penwortham,Penwortham,PRESTON | Higher Penwortham | Penwortham | SD | 352564 | 429155 | Structure | Public road bridge carrying main [NAME]–Liverpool road (A59) over the R. Ribble.  [NAME] lane deck, with wide footways and slight rise towards the centre. Sandstone, 3 equal, broad, rather flat arches, supported on 2 cutwaters in mid-channel carried up in trapezoidal demi-columns to form small refuges at deck level.  Abutments similar to centre piers, with refuges. Arch segments in 2 rows of smooth sandstone, cutwaters and columns rock-faced coarse sandstone blocks. Spandrels, coursed, snecked rock-faced sandstone. At high tide the water level reaches the base of the arches so that they appear to spring off the water surface. Parapet, ashlar with large sandstone blocks above a dentillated band. | 20th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | Site Visit. |  | Main construction, probably Fletcher Bank Grit, spandrels [NAME]? | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC00585. | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47020 | Penwortham Old Bridge | Old Penwortham Bridge | Building | Leyland Road,Lower Penwortham,Penwortham,PRESTON | Lower Penwortham | Penwortham | SD | 353011 | 428284 | Structure | Originally a road bridge over River Ribble, now used only as a footbridge. Built 1755, fell down 1756, and rebuilt 1759. Sandstone. 5 unequal segmental arches rising towards the centre: V-shaped cutwaters continued to the parapets to form refuges on both sides of deck. Spandrels of red sandstone. Parapets, moulded on top in large blocks of grey sandstone turn and continue as walls on south side of river. On north bank deck curves to left and ramps down to Broadgate, supported by an arch. Flight of steps on east side. On Broadgate the retaining wall to the ramp has blocks of red sandstone with cross bedding below the grey coarser stone of the parapet. [NAME] (probably [NAME]) - could be original. Upstanding narrow curb along base of parapets. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Grit , Bunter Sandstone |  |  | 14317,2649,9343, | Site Visit, EHLB citation. Pevsner II North Lancs. |  | When built, the lowest crossing of the Ribble. Replaced in 1903 by Penwortham New Bridge about ½ mile downstream. Piers stand on an outcrop of red sandstone visible in the bed of the Ribble. Could this be the source of the red sandstone blocks used in the bridge? The dates would make Harrock Hill Grits from the Parbold area contenders for the main stone work (via [NAME]), but general stone work is more consistent with Fletcher Bank Grit from Whittle Hill. | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC00614. | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47021 | Penwortham Hall and Lodge | Penwortham Hall Gardens | Building | New Lane,Middleforth Green,Penwortham,PRESTON | Middleforth Green | Penwortham | SD | 353151 | 427223 | Dwelling house | Former gentleman’s house and attached '[NAME]', now converted into flats within a 'mews' type modern residential development. Main house 1801, in sandstone ashlar; with early C19 brick addition to the right side. Main house: square 5 bay plan, 2 storeys and basement, in classical style; plinth, band, moulded cornice and low parapet concealing hipped slate roof. Ground floor windows taller than 1st floor. Symmetrical west front has large porch with paired Ionic columns and an entablature with dentillated and moulded cornice; 3 steps with iron handrail to a deck within the porch; doorway with margin lights between pilasters and columns, all under an elliptical fanlight with radiating glazing bars. Altogether a very grand Georgian house. Ashlar, cleaned yellow-buff, smooth, fine grained, even colour, very little sign of bedding or cross- bedding. Classic Pendle Grit/Longridge Stone. South front (the Lodge) originally a separate dwelling brick 3 bays 3 storeys with basement. Raised entrance up a short flight of steps, pedimented sandstone door casing. More or less obscured by later C20/21 houses. Dressings sandstone as per west front, [NAME]. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Slate |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site Visit, EHLB citation |  | Built by [NAME], the founder of the Horrocks cotton empire in Preston. | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC02264 | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47022 | Longton |  | Village | ,Longton,PRESTON | Longton | Longton | SD | 348469 | 425848 |  | Originally an agricultural village on the Preston-Liverpool road, on the flat land south of the R. Ribble; now a mostly C20 dormitory village but with a well defined centre. Various outlaying sub-centres: Hutton, New Longton, Walmer Bridge. The vast majority of buildings, old and recent are brick built. C18/early C19 farms and cottages may have stone dressings: plinths, quoins and other dressings, but not always. The parish church is probably the only all stone building in the parish. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit |  |  | No Image | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47023 | Church of St Andrew | Longton Parish Church | Building | Liverpool Road ,Longton,PRESTON | Longton | Longton | SD | 348469 | 425848 | Place of Worship | Church, 1887. Large and tall, set in a large church yard in the centre of the village. Grey to [NAME] sandstone with red sandstone dressings to windows and doors and some quoins. Slate roof. A large nave with clerestory and north and south aisles and huge west window, 5 bays separated by buttresses, slightly lower nave with large north window.  Clerestory has 15 small lancet window. At the front (north west) is a huge tall square porch with pyramidal roof, obviously the base of a grand tower which was never completed. The church yard is surrounded by a random rubble sandstone wall. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Bunter Sandstone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site Visit, Pevsner II South Lancs |  | General stone work probably [NAME]. Dressings, probably Sherwood Sandstone imported from outside the county. | Yes. JSG personal collection. DSC0110 | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47024 | Much Hoole |  | Village | ,[NAME],PRESTON | Much Hoole | Much Hoole | SD | 346303 | 422321 |  | A sparse rural parish, without a defined centre, mostly strung out along the old Liverpool road and on flat land between the R. [NAME] and the vast mosslands towards Leyland. Mostly brick farms and cottages some with brick plinths and dressings and stone flag roofs. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit, EHLB citation |  |  | No Image | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47025 | Church of St Michael | Much Hoole Parish  Church | Building | Liverpool Old Road ,Much Hoole,PRESTON | Much Hoole | Much Hoole | SD | 346303 | 422321 | Place of Worship | Church. Main body in vernacular style, 1628, brick with stone plinth and slate roof. West front and tower, 1722, in classical style, sandstone ashlar. Porch to the south side. Main body, brickwork includes diaper patterns, low reddish sandstone mullioned windows with arched lights set in stone panels. The tower added 1719-22 rises through the ridge-line as an integral part of the west front. Rusticated quoins, crennelated parapet and angle pinnacles, two Tuscan demi-columns and blank arch embracing the doorway and a big oculus window. Round head bell openings with tracery. Coped gables to left and right coped, with kneelers and finials. Clock on north side, and a sundial on the south side. Chancel extended at the back, 1824. Porch, low, gabled with copings, kneelers and 3 finials. Segmental arch entrance with hoodmold and panel above with inscription. A vestry to the south east side (at the rear) added 1998/9, good match with [NAME] work. General stonework of front and tower, medium to fine grained sandstone many blocks showing pinkish colouration. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15195,15196,8514,93621, | Site Visit, EHLB citation |  | The church is somewhat detached from the main area of the village, which is further to the north east of Liverpool New Road. Probably the only building in Much Hoole with a significant amount of stonework. The pink colouration of the sandstone suggests the stone could be Harrock Hill Grit. The R [NAME] is a short distance to the west but the date for the main stonework is 20 years too early for the [NAME] navigation to have had a role. Nevertheless, [NAME] and [NAME] would have been the closest source by some margin, the alternative being Whittle-le-Woods (Fletcher Bank Grit). The roof was probably originally sandstone flags, and the slate roof a replacement during one of several renovations. This is the church at which [NAME] had a curacy. He observed the transit of Venus at Carr House, a short distance away. | Yes. JSG personal collection.   DSC00125, DSC00116. | 20-JUL-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47026 | Preston |  | Village | ,PRESTON | Preston | Preston | SD | 354112 | 429367 |  | Now a major industrial, commercial and administrative city, originally an ancient town dating back to Roman times. Located on a low bluff on the north bank of the River Ribble. However, it has little to show of its ancient and mediaeval origins except for the imprint of the mediaeval street pattern, market square and burgage plots in the central district. Largely a town of Victorian streets, terraces and mills and other industrial premises; with the usual C20 and C21 additions and "improvements". Most civic, administrative and commercial buildings of the Victorian and Edwardian eras are built of characteristic [NAME] (Longridge Stone) creating a harmonising effect in the central area. Otherwise, the town was predominantly brick built, although most brick buildings have some stone content. Generally the grander the building the greater the stone content. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit; Pevsner II; [NAME]. D. 2009. A History of Preston. Carnegie Publishing. Lancaster;  LCC [NAME], [NAME] and Penwortham. 2006 Preston; Preston CC Conservation Area Character Appraisals (various dates). |  | Central Preston is covered by 3 conservation areas | No general view | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47027 | Church of St John the Divine | Minster Church; Preston Parish Church | Building | [NAME], [NAME] Place  ,PRESTON | Preston | Preston | SD | 354200 | 429353 | Place of Worship | Sandstone ashlar (now emphatically pointed), slate roofs. Nave with north and south aisles, west steeple with porch on north side, chancel with north organ-house and south chapel, and vestry attached to chapel. Decorated style, with reticulated tracery in 2-centred arched windows. The tall 3-stage tower has a moulded plinth and string course. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II*. |  |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. CIMG0161 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47028 | Harris Public Library, Museum and [NAME] |  | Building | Market Place  ,PRESTON | Preston | Preston | SD | 354059 | 429425 | Civic | Large rectangular plan including a podium to the front. Monumental Greek Revival style. Three storeys over a basement, the ground floor treated as a plinth and the upper floors as giant Orders. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. CIMG0095 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47029 | [NAME] | Municipal Buildings | Building | Lancaster Road  ,PRESTON | Preston | Preston | SD | 354032 | 429507 | Civic | Long irregular plan on rectangular site. [NAME] style. Four storeys. | 20th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site visit, EHLB citation |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. CIMG0137 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47030 | [NAME] | Crown Court | Building | Harris Street  ,PRESTON | Preston | Preston | SD | 354045 | 429476 | Civic | Large rectangular block. [NAME] style. Three high storeys over basement, symmetrical on all 3 sides. | 20th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. CIMG0109 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47031 | Amounderness House | Crown Court Annex; former police station and magistrates court | Building | [NAME]  ,PRESTON | Preston | Preston | SD | 354001 | 429541 | Civic | Sandstone ashlar (red brick at rear), slate roofs. U-plan. Classical style. Two storeys plus 3-stage tower to the addition. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site visit, EHLB citation |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME] | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47032 | Obelisk | Market Cross | Other | Market Place  ,PRESTON | Preston | Preston | SD | 354008 | 429394 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Market obelisk, 1782. Sandstone ashlar. A clustered shaft with moulded base and collar . . . | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site visit, EHLB citation |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. CIMG0097 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47033 | Former central Post Office |  | Building | Market Place  ,PRESTON | Preston | Preston | SD | 353980 | 429484 | Retail/commercial | Large, sandstone ashlar building  of 1901/3, filling northern end of Market Place. Faces across the square at right angles to the Harris Museum, [NAME] and Town Hall.  Symmetrical, 3 stories with attics, 7 bays. End bays each side project and are topped at attic level  by lunettes with shaped gables over. Windows on each floor different. Ground floor: central doorway with round arched portico supported on 2 square columns; round arched windows on each side. First floor: 2x2 light windows with pilasters, transoms and mullions topped by triangular pediments. Second floor 3x2 light  square headed windows with pilasters, transoms and mullions. A substantial parapet above more or less hiding slate roof. Attic windows/dormers simple with round heads. Extends deeply back each side along Birley St and Market St. | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site visit, EHLB citation |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. CIMG0107 | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47034 | Lune St Methodist Church | Central Methodist Church | Building | Lune Street  ,PRESTON | Preston | Preston | SD | 353724 | 429351 | Place of Worship | Rectangular plan. Two storeys, a symmetrical tripartite facade dominated by a very dramatic giant round-headed archway projected from the centre on 2 pairs of giant free-standing Corinthian columns with a moulded cornice to each pair. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. CIMG0165. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47035 | Baptist Church |  | Building | Fishergate  ,PRESTON | Preston | Preston | SD | 353609 | 429270 | Place of Worship | Romanesque with . . . plain SW tower with pyramidal roof. C14 and C15 Italian and Gothic side windows. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site visit, Pevsner II. |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC0247; detail DSC0251. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47036 | County Hall |  | Building | Fishergate  ,PRESTON | Preston | Preston | SD | 353336 | 429245 | Civic | A large mainly Victorian rectangular office complex around a rear service court. Red brick with extensive stone dressings and decoration. Brick/stone buildings 4 storeys with dormers; all stone decorated entrance doors; stone dressed windows - mullions, transoms, bays and oriels, gables and stone chimney stacks. [NAME] block has extensive stone decoration in the form of plinth to height of ground floor to Pitt St elevation; elaborate  corbelled cornice with carved crest; balconies and balustrades and to the east elevation an array of demi-columns. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183,9656, | Site visit. Pevsner II . |  | It is reputed that the stone for the dressings on the 1932 block was sourced from Leeming Quarry. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC02207; DSC02216; [NAME]. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47037 | Christ Church Centre | Formerly Christ Church and Christ the King Chapel | Building | Bow lane  ,PRESTON | Preston | Preston | SD | 353269 | 429235 | Civic | Former church 1835, closed 1971 and subsequently demolished, the facade with twin octagonal towers was preserved and incorporated into a new county council office block 1975/6. The original church, in Norman style was Carboniferous limestone, the only example of use of limestone in a whole building in Preston. Pair of octagonal limestone towers with pyramidal tops, band with circular openings and doorways at the base linked by the facade of the former church with a shallow gable and line/arcade of blocked round-headed windows. Added modern porch between, a glass box with flat roof. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 24485,24486,24487, | Site Visit; Pevsner I North Lancashire, Pevsner II North Lancs. | Probable source limestone quarries adjacent [NAME], at [NAME] north of [NAME] ([NAME] or Overhead Quarries) | The second most important limestone building in Preston. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC02205. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47038 | Maudland | Maudland Bank | Village | ,Maudland,PRESTON | Maudland | Preston | SD | 353231 | 429801 |  | Maudland is a small inner district of Preston occupying a prominent ridge which is topped by its two spectacular churches. The churches are surrounded by classic Victorian terraces of brick houses. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site Visit. |  |  | No general view. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47039 | Former Church of St Mark |  | Building | [NAME] Street/Wellington Street ,Maudland,PRESTON | Maudland | Preston | SD | 352702 | 429875 | Place of Worship | Originally a CofE church, now converted to  a number of flats, but the external appearance largely unaltered. Punch-dressed sandstone ashlar, slate roof. Nave on north-south axis with south tower flanked by [NAME], east and west transepts, chancel. style, with round-headed windows throughout. Romanesque style, with round-headed windows throughout. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site visit, EHLB citation, Pevsner II |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. CDSC00216. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47040 | St Walburge (RC) Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Maudland,PRESTON | Maudland | Preston | SD | 352961 | 429868 | Place of Worship | Nave with short 3-sided apse and very tall south steeple. The nave and apse are in C13 French Gothic style, the steeple of C15 East Midlands type. The nave/chancel etc is constructed in a purplish/pink shaley sandstone with [NAME] medium grained dressings. The steeple is constructed of white/grey [NAME]. | 19th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , [NAME] , Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7181,7182,7183, | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk |  | The limestone spire is one of the most prominent and iconic buildings in Preston. Also the most important of the very limited number of limestone buildings./ | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME] (spire),DSC00237 (north gable). | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47041 | Avenham |  | Village | ,[NAME],PRESTON | Avenham | Preston | SD | 354127 | 429036 |  | A district of Victorian villas, houses and terraces, adjacent to the town centre and including Winckley Square, a garden square (late Georgian/early Victorian), surrounded by grand  town houses, mostly in brick with elaborate sandstone decoration and dressings in the form of porticos and door casings in Ionic, Tuscan and even vaguely Egyptian styles. Most are converted to offices or flats, a few have been replaced by C20 office blocks. Also Ribblesdale Place, a street of somewhat less grand brick terraces, each with its quota of stone decoration. On the south side on the valley slope and down to the riverside, [NAME] and [NAME] are purpose-designed Victorian town parks built to exploit the 3 railway lines which cross it and the River Ribble here. | 19th Century | Conservation area. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit, Pevsner II |  | [NAME] Is a conservation area. | No general view. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47042 | Harris Institute |  | Building | [NAME] ,Avenham,PRESTON | Avenham | Preston | SD | 354000 | 428932 | Civic | Double-pile plan, plus later additions to the rear. Classical style. Two storeys and 3 bays raised up on a full basement storey; symmetrical, with a central portico, paired corner pilasters, moulded frieze, and dentilled cornice with blocking course. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01365. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47043 | Railway Viaduct over River Ribble |  | Building | Miller Park/Riverside ,[NAME],PRESTON | Avenham | Preston | SD | 353530 | 428394 | Structure | Railway viaduct carrying west coast mainline over R. Ribble. 1837-8, widened 1879-80. Rusticated hammer-dressed sandstone ashlar. Approx. 200 m long in 5 wide spans (Pevsner called it " a mighty stone structure"). Classical style, low barge-shaped piers;  5 wide flat segmental arches with long rusticated voussoirs, a continuous moulded cornice and plain parapet. Soffits of arches also rusticated. A longitudinal joint in the midline (the width of the viaduct was doubled in 1878-80 in matching style). The western (downstream) side is obscured by a later ( late C19) iron lattice addition supported on huge round iron paired piers standing in the centre of the river. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pendle Grit , Fletcher Bank Grit |  |  | 7181,7182,7183,9343, | Site visit; EHLB citation; Pevsner II; [NAME]. A history of Preston. Carnegie Publishing. Lancaster. | Pendle Grit (Longridge Stone);. Fletcher Bank Grit; | [NAME] reports that construction started in September 1835 and that it was" 872' long, 28' wide and 65' above the bed of the river; it contained 675,000 cubic feet of rusticated ashlar brought from quarries in Whittle, Longridge and Lancaster and cost £40,000".  This means it includes both Fletcher Bank Grit and Pendle Grit. The main visible stonework appears to be [NAME] , but the base of the piers may be Fletcher Bank Grit.  The stone work associated with the later western addition appear to be red Sherwood Sandstone. The viaduct is partly in Penwortham and has separate listings in each districts. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01419 | 19-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47044 | Terrace and flight of steps |  | Building | Miller Park ,Avenham,PRESTON | Avenham | Preston | SD | 353644 | 428666 | Garden structure | A monumental/grand flight of steps up the slope at north, upper, side of the park, leading down from the main cross walkway (the Derby Walk). Circa 1865. At least 4m wide with sandstone steps and other stone work. There are 3 sections. Monument forms a central focal point at the top of the flight. Part of the original design of Miller Park. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk Pevsner II |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01416. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47045 | Derby Monument |  | Building | Miller Park ,Avenham,PRESTON | Avenham | Preston | SD | 353632 | 428678 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Monument to the 14th Earl of Derby (d.1869). | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Portland Stone , Granite |  |  |  | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. CIMG | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47046 | Bridge over drive between [NAME] and [NAME] | á Bridge below former East Lancashire railway, [NAME] and [NAME]. | Other | [NAME] and [NAME] ,[NAME],PRESTON | Avenham | Preston | SD | 353721 | 428751 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Railway bridge c.1846, for [NAME] and [NAME] company. Sandstone ashlar. Single span, slightly skewed. Classical style. Semi-elliptical arch with rusticated rock-faced voussoirs. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01395. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47047 | Boer War Memorial |  | Other | [NAME] ,Avenham,PRESTON | Avenham | Preston | SD | 353763 | 428806 |  | War memorial. 1904. Grey granite, and polished red and pink granite, with bronze plaques. Obelisk form, 25 feet high. | 20th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | GRANITE |  |  |  |  | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. [NAME]. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47048 | Bridge at south end of embankment between [NAME] and [NAME]. | á Viaduct of former  East Lancashire railway over River Ribble | Other | [NAME] and [NAME] ,[NAME],PRESTON | Avenham | Preston | SD | 353762 | 428601 | Structure | Bridge, c1848, at south end of embankment of former Blackburn-Preston railway, (now a public footpath), carrying track bed over riverside drive. Red brick and rusticated sandstone. Single span linking southern end of embankment and northern end of a lattice viaduct crossing the river. Tall round-headed arch with rusticated sandstone voussoirs, brick parapet with stone coping. Arch supported on stone faced piers in rusticated sandstone and quoins. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | Site visit; EHLB citation; Pevsner II. |  | An integral element of the landscaping required of the railway company related to the laying out of Avenham and [NAME] parks, in the mid 1840s. | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC0639 | 19-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47049 | Statue of Sir [NAME] |  | Other | Winckley Square (opp. Cross street) ,[NAME],PRESTON | Avenham | Preston | SD | 353883 | 429082 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Monument to Sir [NAME] (d.1850). Erected 1852; by [NAME] of Preston. Limestone. High square pedestal . . . | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | LIMESTONE | Limestone |  |  |  | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC01341. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47050 | Deepdale |  | Village | ,Deepdale,PRESTON | Deepdale | Preston | SD | 354541 | 430550 |  | An inner suburb of Preston, to the north of east of the town centre and north and east of the main A6 road and  south of Blackpool Road. A district of brick-built Victorian terrace streets. The district contains the original terminus of the Preston-Longridge mineral tramway (1840). The terminus included extensive stonemasons' yards and workshops (located off [NAME] and to the rear of Stephenson's Terrace in Deepdale Road). The district includes many examples of buildings entirely or partly built of Longridge Stone (eg Stephenson's Terrace itself). Many of the brick terraces along Deepdale Road and adjoining streets have elaborate Longridge Stone dressings to their windows and doors. Additionally the district contains several churches and other major buildings either wholly or partly built of Longridge Stone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit; Pevsner II; LCC [NAME], [NAME] and Penwortham. 2006. Preston. |  |  | No general view. | 19-AUG-11 [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47051 | [NAME] |  | Building | 58 - 102 Deepdale Road ,Deepdale,PRESTON | Deepdale | Preston | SD | 354571 | 429994 | Dwelling house | Terrace of town houses. Coursed squared sandstone with ashlar dressings. Most houses have double-depth plan, two storeys and attics. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00402. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47052 | St Ignatius' RC Church |  | Building | St Ignatius Square ,Deepdale,PRESTON | Deepdale | Preston | SD | 354169 | 429933 | Place of Worship | Chisel-dressed sandstone ashlar, slate roofs. Nave on north-south axis with east and west aisles; south tower with spire, flanked by chapel and baptistry (added 1912), east and west transepts, and chancel with east and west chapels. Perpendicular style. The tower has 3 unequal stages with set-back buttresses. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00380. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47053 | War Memorial in front of St Ignatius' Church |  | Building | [NAME] Square ,Deepdale,PRESTON | Deepdale | Preston | SD | 354179 | 429896 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Parish war memorial. Portland stone and bronze plaques. Rectangular monument in the form of a Calvary. | 20th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Portland Stone |  |  |  | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection.DSC00382. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47054 | Former Church of St Paul | Red Rose Radio Studios | Building | [NAME] Square ,Deepdale,PRESTON | Deepdale | Preston | SD | 354340 | 429789 | Place of Worship | Church, now local radio station. Sandstone ashlar; roof now tiled. Early English style, with lancet windows throughout. Rectangular plan under 3-span roof. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  | 5699,7180,7181,7182,7183, | www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC00374. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47055 | Fulwood |  | Village | ,Fulwood,PRESTON | Fulwood | Preston | SD | 354116 | 431498 |  | A late Victorian/Edwardian residential suburb of Preston. Many streets of larger terraced and semi detached houses and villas. Designated as a conservation area. The main stone building of interest is the barracks  purpose designed defensible barracks for both cavalry and infantry, begun in 1843. Built entirely of stone there are 15 separately listed buildings. | C19 - C20 | Conservation area. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit |  |  | Yes. Digital. JSG personal collection. DSC02243. | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area
47056 | Fulwood Barracks |  | Building | Watling Street Road ,[NAME],PRESTON | Fulwood | Fulwood | SD | 354952 | 431545 | Military defence/fortification | Perimeter wall, 1843-48, by Major T Foster, for the Ordnance Board. Snecked sandstone ashlar. Tall wall with half-round coping extends approximately 50m along S side. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Longridge Stone , Slate |  | 5699, |  | EHLB citation;  site visit; Pevsner II;  Fulwood Barracks/Regimental museum of the Queen's Lancashire Regiment  from www.qlrmuseum.co.uk/fulwood_barracks.htm, downloaded 18/02/2011; Till JM. 1993 A history of Longridge and it's people. Carnegie Publishing. Lancaster. |  | Fulwood Barracks was constructed 1843 - 1848. The contractor was Messrs Bellhouse and co of [NAME], who occupied [NAME] (part of Tootal Height Quarry)  at Longridge and produced there all the stone required to build the barracks. The stone was transported using the newly opened Preston -to Longridge mineral tramway. | Yes. Digital, JSG private collection;  boundary wall - DSC02240. See also EH images of England - www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/Default.aspx?id=472877 (south gate, chapel, offices and museum); also ---472878  (south perimeter wall). | [NAME] | Lancashire County Council | Lancashire | 2012-04-16 11:58:50 | Lancashire English Heritage Atlas Area