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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
2521 | The Dovecote |  | Other | Court House Farm ,[NAME],Ludlow | Richards Castle | Richards Castle | SO | 349126 | 269845 | Other/miscellaneous | Circular stone dovecote of [NAME] age covered by conical tilestoned roof with 3 gabled dormers, probably 17th century., A scheduled Ancient Monument, (see SMR record 941 for references www.smr.herefordshire.gov.uk) | 17th Century | Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Sandstone flags |  |  |  | Hughes, T et al. Stone Tile Roofing in Shropshire. |  |  |  | 01-JAN-05 'J Emmerson & M Rosenbaum | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
2524 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Richards Castle | Richards Castle | SO | 348422 | 270270 | Place of Worship | Parish church, now redundant. C12, extended early C14 and early C15, restored late C19. Random rubble with some ashlar dressings and tile roofs. Nave and chancel C12, south aisle and north chapel C14, south porch C15. South aisle of three bays divided by stepped buttresses, with angle buttresses to corner.Church porch roof (15th century)., Also 2 buttresses on north side of church are covered with overlapping rows of stone slates (16-19 rows with 3-5 tiles per row). These are all bedded in mortar., A few more stone slates on south side used individually as coping on buttresses., Repair and restoration has been carried out on the church between 1987 and 2001., Although the Church Guide Book details this work, no mention is made of work done on the porch which is evident from the underlay of modern synthetic material, below the roof tiles., More pictures attached to hard copy report and on disk | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Sandstone flags | NOT ENTERED | Sandstone flags |  |  |  | Hughes, T et al. Stone Tile Roofing in Shropshire. |  |  |  | 01-JAN-05 'J Emmerson & M Rosenbaum | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8001 | [NAME] Almshouses |  | Building | High Street  ,LEDBURY | Ledbury | Ledbury | SO | 371072 | 237692 | Other/miscellaneous | Two wings built on site of St Katherines Hospital in C19th. Southern wing built 1822, northern wing 1866. Southern wing is Much [NAME] - all the stone except the central tower and window framings | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] , Ledbury Marble |  | 44459,44461,44463,7364, |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  | There are a number of individual quarry entries that may now represent one single quarry operation |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8002 | [NAME] |  | Building | Church Street  ,LEDBURY | Ledbury | Ledbury | SO | 371338 | 237857 | Dwelling house | Upper or Over Hall, is C18 or modern, except for late C17 wing on S. This is 2 storeys with cellars & attics. Walls of brick with some stone, roofs tiled. | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  | 44459,44461,44463,7364, | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8003 | Ledbury Church | Church Of St Michael And All Angels, Including The [NAME] Bell Tower | Building | Church Street  ,LEDBURY | Ledbury | Ledbury | SO | 371281 | 237707 | Place of Worship | Church of St Michael; [NAME] built, detached C18th spire, tower itself is C13th. Walls a mixture of Old Red Sandstone & Dowton Castle Sandstone. Chancel made of local Upper Ludlow Shales | 13th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Downton Castle Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre, Herefordshire SMR & Kendrick, F.M. 1967. Some reflections on the use of the natural products in Herefordshire – Presidential Address. Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists Field Club, vol.39 67-69 |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8004 | Moccas Church |  | Building | ,HEREFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 335745 | 243275 | Place of Worship | Church of St Michael and All Angels. It is a three-celled, aisleless apsidal building. The walls are of calcareous tufa with some grey and red sandstone dressings. The church is a well-preserved and complete building of one date, with only a few later additions. The principal sculptural enrichments are the two doorways of the nave, in situ.  [NAME], apparantly sources from Depple Wood or Southstone Rock. | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | TUFA | Bishop's [NAME] , Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre, AE24Herefordshire SMR and at http://www.crsbi.ac.uk/ed/he/mocca/index.htm |  | Depple Wood does not appear to be correct source, as there is no tufa in the wood. Instead Moccas Park appears a better source. |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8005 | Downton Castle |  | Building | ,LEOMINSTER | Downton | Downton | SO | 344509 | 274734 | Dwelling house | Designed & built between 1772-8  Assymmetrically composed mansion, decorated in picturesque, irreg Gothic style with towers & battlements. (1) | 18th Century | Listed [NAME] and Garden. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Downton Castle Sandstone |  |  | 43519, | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8006 | Hereford Cathedral | Cathedral Church of St Mary and [NAME] | Building | 5 College Cloisters ,[NAME] ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351000 | 239785 | Place of Worship | Cathedral Church of St Mary the [NAME] and [NAME] the King. Built 1107-48. Original material used for building the cathedral is Old Red Sandstone sourced from Capler Quarries near Howle Cope (Herefordshire). Stone itself is varied colours - from brown to grey, pink and white. Material was brought up the River Wye from the quarries. Restoration of west face in 1896 is Triassic (New Red Sandstone) Hollington Stone from Staffordshire. Stone is more pink, cream and mottled than original building stone.  Old Red Sandstone (Devonian) St Maughans Formation and possibly [NAME]. New Red Sandstone (Triassic) Hollington Formation, Slabs on floor outside West Front are Portland Stone. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Capler , Hollington Sandstone , Portland Freestone |  | 7365,9213, |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  | [NAME] in Staffordshire was the source of replacement stone. |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8007 | Tomb of Iacobus Atlay | Hereford Cathedral | Other | 6 College Cloisters ,[NAME] ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351000 | 239785 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Ornate brown marble, Limestone, Alabaster |  | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Limestone |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8008 | [NAME] St Thomas Cantilupe | Hereford Cathedral | Other | 7 College Cloisters ,[NAME] ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351000 | 239785 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Sandstone on white limestone, on fossiliferous grey limestone |  | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Limestone |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8009 | Tomb of Bishop Lewis Chatton | Hereford Cathedral | Other | 8 College Cloisters ,[NAME] ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351000 | 239785 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Jurassic oolitic limestone, purple sandstone |  | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Limestone , Sandstone |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8010 | South Transept Altar | Hereford Cathedral | Other | 9 College Cloisters ,[NAME] ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351000 | 239785 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Alter Stone at South Transept |  | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Purbeck Marble |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 10-AUG-10 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8011 | The Font | Hereford Cathedral | Other | 10 College Cloisters ,[NAME] ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351000 | 239785 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | White sandstone, oolitic limestone,  Old Red Sandstone |  | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8012 | New Library building | Hereford Cathedral | Building | 11 College Cloisters ,[NAME] ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351000 | 239785 | Civic | Constructed to house the Chained Library and [NAME]. Opened in 1996. | 1996 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 11-AUG-10 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8013 | Hereford Museum |  | Building | Broad Street  ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 350901 | 239841 | Civic | [NAME] building - blue-grey sandstone with cream limestone and coarse red sandstone details.  Carboniferous Sandstone, Pontypridd; Jurassic Oolitic Limestone; Triassic Conglomerate, Pillers for arches outside building - orange-red sandstone/conglomerate, Triassic - Rodyr, nr Cardiff | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Carboniferous Sandstone |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8014 | Hereford City Walls |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 350721 | 239822 | Military defence/fortification | Medieval city walls - sandstone |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8015 | Boots Shop |  | Building | 12-13 The High Street  ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 350921 | 240014 | Retail/commercial | Front facing - coarse grained igneous rock of larvakite from Norway. |  | Conservation area. |  |  | IGNEOUS, MEDIUM-GRAINED |  |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8016 | HSBC |  | Building | 35 High Town  ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 350957 | 240032 | Retail/commercial | Three stories Upper two are brick with casment windows, lower half clad in Portland Stone with arched windows and circular window over doorway at south end. False pillars built into stone design. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Portland Freestone |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8017 | Buttermarket |  | Building | High Town  ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351017 | 240050 | Retail/commercial | Designed in 1861 by [NAME] in Italianate classic style. Front face - shelly oolitic limestone | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8019 | McDonalds Restaurant |  | Building | 46-48 Commercial Street  ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351160 | 240080 | Retail/commercial | Front cladding in travertine from Tivoli, Italy. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | TUFA | Travertine |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8020 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | ,HEREFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351163 | 240016 | Place of Worship | Church of St Peter. [NAME], built of locally sourced Old Red (Devonian) Sandstone. C18th-19th repairs in New Red (Triassic) Sandstone | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8021 | Shire Hall |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351222 | 239991 | Civic | Greek Doric portico of 6 columns with two return columns and a pediment, constructed from a cream sandstone (unknown source) | 19th | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8022 | [NAME] |  | Building | 3 Offa Street  ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351204 | 239914 | Civic | Built of brick with a slate roof and faced with terracotta mouldings with baroque frontage. | 20th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  |  | SILTSTONE |  |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  | Acutal stone lithology is mudstone |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8023 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,ROSS-ON-WYE | Goodrich | Goodrich | SO | 357704 | 219983 | Military defence/fortification | [NAME] entirely built out of the Old Red Sandstone on which building stands. Coursed and squared rubble, with ashlar dressings. Keep mainly built out of Devonian Quartz Conglomerate C12th. Main castle C13th-14th | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Brownstone , Quartz Conglomerate |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  | Castle source material is bedrock on which building stands. Quartz conglomerate locally  from Coppet Hill or Little Doward Hill |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8024 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | ,ROSS-ON-WYE | [NAME]-on-Wye | [NAME]-on-Wye | SO | 359800 | 224051 | Place of Worship | Most of the present church was built between about 1280 and its dedication in 1316. By the middle of the fourteenth century the East end had been extended and the tower added, together with the porches to the North and South. The Markye Chapel on the South side was attached in 1510. The present ground plan of the church was completed in the nineteenth century with the addition of the organ chamber.  Some stone blocks are made of tufa. They may have been reused from the original [NAME] church | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Tufa |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8025 | St Giles Church |  | Building | ,BROMYARD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 367950 | 250310 | Place of Worship | Short west tower with reset lancet windows, nave and chancel. According to source, [NAME] on the Cotswold Hills was a source for stone for the Saxon Church at Acton. This appears to be for the Window dressings. Church itself is composed of Old Red Sandstone. Font added 15th,  [NAME] and chancel 19th | 11th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Salters, M. 1990. The Old Parish Churches of Herefordshire. Folly Publications, pp.76 Herefordshire SMR |  | Taynton Quarries apparent source of stone. |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8026 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | ,HEREFORD | Bredwardine | Bredwardine | SO | 333472 | 244504 | Place of Worship | Local sandstone, dressings of same material and of white tufa, roofs tiled. Nave built late C11 and church at that period  possibly included a central tower and chancel beyond it. This indicated by thick south wall of the modern tower (built 1790) and the mass of masonry to the east of it. Chancel late C13 or early C14 | 11th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Tufa |  |  |  | Salters, M. 1990. The Old Parish Churches of Herefordshire. Folly Publications, pp.76  & Herefordshire SMR |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8027 | [NAME] |  | Other | ,LEOMINSTER | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 342522 | 265447 | Structure | Bridge over the River Lugg at Aymestrey. Rebuilt in 1931, of local limestone | 20th |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Aymestry Limestone |  | 43582, |  | [NAME], F.M. 1967. Some reflections on the use of the natural products in Herefordshire – Presidential Address. Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists Field Club, vol.39 67-69 |  | Note spelling of rock formation (Aymestry)  IS different to that of the village (Aymestrey) |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8028 | [NAME] the Baptist Church |  | Building | ,HEREFORD | Letton |  | SO | 333509 | 226450 | Place of Worship | Part of N wall of nave C11th-12th. Mid C12th church reconstructed, nave widened & perhaps lengthened, chancel added or rebuilt. Late 13thC chancel lengthened. S transept added c1330 & N tower added some time after capped by timber frame top stage prob C17th. Restored 1883.  Local sandstone rubble and tufa, stone slate roof | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Stone flags (Unknown) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Tufa |  |  |  | [NAME], [NAME] today and in the past. 1998. Trans. Woolhope. Field. Club. Vol.49 170-181. |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8029 | Ruined Chapel |  | Building | ,BROMYARD | Lower Brockhampton | Brockhampton | SO | 368713 | 256029 | Place of Worship | Ruined Chapel (dedication unknown). Walls of local sandstone rubble and much tufa, dressings of same material. Chancel and nave without structural division date from C12. Probably disused since 1790 when new chapel built in Brockhampton Park. Now roofless and ruined. Walls of roofless chapel renovated.The ancient font still lies in the derelict chapel. It is cut from one piece of stone, the upper part in an octagon and the lower part in a bowl shape. It is probably of the same date as the east and west windows, ie c.1400. | 12th Century | Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Tufa |  |  |  | Herefordshire SMR & Harding, [NAME] today and in the past. 1998. Trans. Woolhope. Field. Club. Vol.49 170-181 |  |  |  | 24-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8030 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Building | 64 Bridge Street  ,KINGTON | Kington | Kington | SO | 329795 | 256672 | Civic | Built in 1905 as the headquarters of the Old Radnor Trading Company. Building is made of "Granitic" stone, the trading company's concrete, which was made in the quarries on the Black Mountains, just over the border into Wales. | 20th | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE |  |  |  |  | Hereford Times - Illustrated supplement. July 21st 1906. |  | Granite' is actually limestone and grit quarried from Dolyhi, [NAME] and [NAME] quarries, just across the border in [NAME]. Was popular in its time as a building stone, and claimed  to be used as far as Newquay, [NAME] and Langport Stations in SW England. Also used at Eywood Hall and porches at Ballingham House |  | 03-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8031 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,ROSS-ON-WYE | Bridstow | Bridstow | SO | 359025 | 224395 | Military defence/fortification | C12th castle remains consist of W, N and part of E wall, SW tower, NW tower and middle tower on E wall.  Built of local sandstone and occasional tufa. Restoration undertaken in early C21st. In C16th, manor house built incorporating SW tower (probably destroying S Walls in process). Stone for  manor house sourced from castle walls.  and portions of tufa, probably resused. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Scheduled ancient monument. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Tufa |  |  |  | H&W Geological Records Centre, [NAME], Pers. Comm, http://www.wiltoncastle.eclipse.co.uk |  |  |  | 03-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8032 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Building | ,LEDBURY | [NAME] | Eastnor | SO | 374947 | 237215 | Military defence/fortification | Ruins of castle with bridge and moat (entirely surrounding building).  Incorporated older structures, but mainly C15th. When com- plete consisted of square enclosure with curtain walls, octagonal angle towers, gatehouse with flanking towers to the west, towers in the middle of the other sides, moat, outer bank and perhaps an outer ditch. N tower only upstanding remains.  Gatehouse  and bridge on west side.  Of these only foundations & few fragments remain. Ruins apparantly made of Cowleigh Park Beds/ Cowleigh [NAME] from nearby quarries. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Cowleigh Park Beds |  | 44421, |  | Herefordshire SMR & Bennett, A. 1942. The Geology of Malvernia. Malvern Naturalists Field Club. 73pp. |  |  |  | 03-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8033 | Barrett Browning Institute |  | Building | Bye Street  ,LEDBURY | Ledbury | Ledbury | SO | 371063 | 237731 | Civic | Constructed late 19th, opened 1896. Stone base, with timber framed top.  Clock tower on SE side. Built of limestone, dressed with sandstone quoins. The stone came from the Eatonfield Quarry, Leadington, in the parish of Dymock, Gloucestershire. The stone from the quarry was also used in the building of Eastnor Castle in the 1820s and for repairs to Ledbury Church.. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Sandstone |  |  |  | online - http://www.englandspastforeveryone.org.uk/Counties/Herefordshire/Projects/LedburyPre1558/Items/Barrett_Browning_Institute/assetdetails/1369?Session/@id=D_O9v1URDCmm0OBzS3940l |  | [NAME]  was west of the river [NAME] at SO 695351. | http://www.englandspastforeveryone.org.uk/Counties/Herefordshire/Projects/LedburyPre1558/Items/Barrett_Browning_Institute?Session/@id=D_NMDORVbgx5cv5T5qL1m0 | 03-SEP-08 [NAME] | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8034 | Manor House | [NAME] | Building | ,ROSS-ON-WYE | Bridstow | Bridstow | SO | 359003 | 224376 | Dwelling house | C16th Manor House constructed out of SW Tower and S Wall of [NAME]. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Scheduled ancient monument. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | [NAME], http://www.wiltoncastle.eclipse.co.uk/gallery.html |  |  | http://www.wiltoncastle.eclipse.co.uk/gallery.html | 04-JAN-10 [NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8035 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME] on Wye | [NAME] | [NAME] and Foy | SO | 360097 | 226413 |  | The old village lay around the Church but only a few houses were left by the 18th century.  During the 19th C. a number of small two storey tiled stone cottages were built along the road to [NAME] .  The present character of the village is influenced by the roads winding among stone walls with modern brick houses and bungalows behind them, clustered around the Church and the Victorian school.  The largest house is the 18th C. brick Old Rectory and one 17th C. timber framed cottage survives at the north end. | 12th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , [NAME] , Tintern Sandstone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  | 44082,8418, |  |  |  | [NAME] personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8036 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | [NAME] | [NAME] and Foy | SO | 360376 | 226298 | Dwelling house | Double pile semi detached 2 storey cottage.   New extension added at the back.   Built of coursed brownstone with brownstone dressings to doors and windows.   Arched windows of two lights.  The original building a simple rectangle, parallel to the road with a gable at either end. | 19th | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  | 44082,8418, | site visit RES |  | Roofing is a modern slate style replacement.  Part of building has been covered with rough-cast stucco and painted a strong pink. | [NAME] personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8037 | Nant-y-bryn |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME] on Wye | [NAME] | [NAME] and Foy | SO | 360373 | 226151 | Dwelling house | The original semi-detached rectangular two storey stone cottages have been extended at either end by stucco additions .  In the original cottage the windows have been modernised and the second floor   window is set half way through the eaves line.  The stone part of the cottage has red brick quoins. Brown clay tile roof. | 19th | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  | 44082,8418, | site visit RES |  |  | [NAME] personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8038 | The Old School |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | [NAME] | [NAME] and Foy | SO | 360093 | 226466 | Dwelling house | E-W rectangular building of coursed brownstone with a small S wing, all gabled.  Window and door dressings of Tintern Sandstone and a red clay tiled roof. | 19th | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , Tintern Sandstone |  |  | 44082,8418, | site visit RES |  |  | [NAME] personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8039 | The Old School House |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | [NAME] | [NAME] and Foy | SO | 360074 | 226466 | Dwelling house | Small rectangular gabled building mainly of brownstone with an area at the base of the SW corner built of Cotswold Limestone.  This appears to be the survival of part of an earlier building on the site. | 19th | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , [NAME] , Tintern Sandstone |  |  | 44082,8418, | site visit RES |  |  | [NAME] personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8040 | St Michaels Church |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | [NAME] | [NAME] and Foy | SO | 360097 | 226413 | Place of Worship | 12th C. nave and chancel with a 12th C. E. window, and a restored single light 13th C. window in the S wall. The chancel arch was reset in the 16th C. incorporating earlier work.  The nave has two 14th C windows one in the S and one in the W wall, and the S door is 12th C with a round arch of one plain order with a chamfered label enclosing a plain tympanum; the jambs have attached shafts with scalloped capitals and hollow-chamfered abaci. Modern S porch incorporates 14th C timber framing. Stone flags and clay tile roof. | 12th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Stone flags (Unknown) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  | 44082,8418, | RCHM, [NAME]. |  |  | [NAME] personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8041 | Dorstone |  | Village | ,? | Dorstone |  | SO | 331460 | 241798 |  | The fabric of the village is mainly built of a green sandstone and a brown sandstone often mixed.  The houses are two storey with slate or tiled roofs, some set around the village green which has the remnants of a medieaval cross with an 18thC sundial attached on top, set in the middle.   Further W from the green is a development of new 2-storey houses mainly of stucco.   There are some large Victorian brick houses scattered about the village, but the chief impression is of a stone built village.   Some timber. Building periods 13th, 14th, 17th, 19th, 20th C. | 13th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 7368, | site visit RES |  | The glauconitic Sandstone may be from the St Maughans Formation which outcrops nearby.   Without being able to ldefinatively locate a quarry it is difficult to precisely determine if the  sandstone comes from the St Maughans Formation or the Raglan Mudstone Formation  The old quarries appearing on the 1885/6 6” O.S. Map are more closely related to outcrops of the Bishops Frome Limestone than anything else. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8042 | Village Hall (Schoolhouse) |  | Building | ,? | Dorstone |  | SO | 331323 | 241680 | Civic | This is an L shaped building with a projecting closed front porch:  the façade is rendered to give a green stone apperance. Side and rear walls of brown sandstone as is the front porch which also has green sandstone render to the window and door. Two large wooden framed windows set in front wall; lack of dressings suggest may have been inserted later.  Low extension to the N gable and bell fitted to apex of the roof on this gable. Cross-shaped chimney stack set diagonally on a square base near the east end of the roof. | 1603 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  | 7368, | RCHM and site visit RES |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8043 | St Faiths Church |  | Building | ,? | Dorstone |  | SO | 331460 | 241798 | Place of Worship | Rebuilt in 1889, the tower was later shortened to almost level with the ridge of the roof.   It is built of grey-green to brown rusticated stone and incorporates the 13thC tufa chancel arch and some 14thC windows and S door from the earlier church.  The late 13thC E window is of four trefoiled lights, with soffit cusping and plain tracery in a two-centered head. Ashlar quoins of the same stone as the rest of the fabric. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  | 7368, | RCHM and site visit RES |  | Exact stone and source uncertain | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8044 | Corner Cottage |  | Building | ,? | Dorstone |  | SO | 331360 | 241704 | Dwelling house | A rectangular building, the end one of a terrace built of a green-grey and [NAME] sandstone with a trapezoidal addition adjacent to a corner in the road, built of a brown sandstone. | 19th | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  | 7368, | site visit RES |  | Equal quantities of both stones are used in the property.  Exact stone and source uncertain Green and brown colouring can occur in the same stone blocks. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8045 | Great House Farm |  | Building | ,? | Dorstone |  | SO | 331537 | 241523 | Dwelling house | A long rectangular building with 4 evenly spaced 3-light windows with arched heads on the upper floor.  On the ground floor the door is set below the 2nd window from the N gable and two chimneys are set in either gable with the third and largest set between the 3rd and 4th windows from the N end. The offset position of the door and the central chimney suggests that the 4th window may represent an added bay to the house. The style of the house suggests a date of late 18th or early 19th C. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  | 7368, | site visit RES |  | Exact stone and source uncertain | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8046 | The Court House |  | Building | ,? | Dorstone | Dorstone | SO | 331530 | 241813 | Dwelling house | A long rectangular house of two periods, the north half is C18 built of grey-green rubble coursed sandstone with a corbel table, a motif repeated around the two chimneys.   Over the windows there are flat ashlar lintels with keystones.   The Edwardian early C20 south half is built of a mix of brown and grey-green rubble coursed sandstone. It is separated from the other half by a slightly protruding gable again decorated with the corbel motif. The gable has two larger windows with small rectangular leaded lights and adjacent to the gable is a semi-circular brick arched carriage entrance, beyond which are another 2 rooms. The side wall of this part is built of brick. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  | 7368, | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 23-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8047 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Village | ,? | [NAME] |  | SO | 367323 | 226003 |  | Small 2-storey yellow or brown sandstone cottages with clay tiled roofs abut the steep narrow winding lanes around the quarries which supplied the stone.   The large yellow stone chapel dominates the village as does the stone.  Another large house [NAME] is concealed from view. About 55% of the buildings are stone, 35% brick, 5% timber framed and 5% stucco, some of the stone cottages may conceal earlier timber framed buildings.   Overall the impression is of 19thC and 20thC buildings as these latter are interspersed among the older buildings. |  |  |  | Slate | NOT ENTERED | [NAME] , Brownstone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 44163,44164,44165,44188,44189, | site visit RES |  | Locally known as [NAME] as in the 19thC there were active quarries here.    This yellow sandstone varying in colour from pale to a bright and also an ochre shade, is widely visible in the dwellings. [NAME] is not a CA, but the use of stone is signficant such that it was thought worthwhile to visit the village. It is also important locally as EHT are involved in local initiative to conserve and enhance a local quarry. |  | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8048 | Gorsley Baptist Chapel | [NAME] | Building | ,? | [NAME] |  | SO | 367323 | 226003 | Place of Worship | Originally a large rectangular building equivalent to 3 storeys in height, of fine grained pale to bright or ochre yellow sandstone, it now has single storey attachments to the north.   The façade has a round arched door and three round arched windows with keystone dressings and quoins also of yellow sandstone.  The three very tall windows in the S side have straight lintels. | 19th |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 44163,44164,44165,44188,44189, | site visit RES |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8049 | 1 | [NAME] | Building | [NAME]  ,? | [NAME] |  | SO | 367598 | 225590 | Dwelling house | Rectangular stone house 2 storeys at the front one at the back under a catslide roof of clay tiles. A vertical line down the gable wall suggests that the single storey was added at a later date.   Since then a glass conservatory with a corrugated plastic roof has been added in 20thC and a small breeze block extension on the N gable. Three original sash windows of the upper storey are visible at the front, with straight stone lintels, which have been painted black. The chimneys on both gables are of stone, stepped and half external. Date 1855  Written in brick on the gable wall with the initials VVK. | 1855 |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 44163,44164,44165,44188,44189, | site visit RES, resident of  No. 1 [NAME] |  | Building formerly Red Brick House (split at a later date according to resident). | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8050 | 2 | [NAME] | Building | [NAME]  ,? | [NAME] |  | SO | 367607 | 225593 | Dwelling house | Rectangular stone house 2 storeys at the front one at the back under a catslide roof of clay tiles. A vertical line down the gable wall suggests that the single storey was added at a later date.   Since then a glass conservatory with a corrugated plastic roof has been added in 20thC and a small breeze block extension on the N gable. Three original sash windows of the upper storey are visible at the front, with straight stone lintels, which have been painted black. The chimneys on both gables are of stone, stepped and half external. Date 1855  Written in brick on the gable wall with the initials VVK. | 1855 |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 44163,44164,44165,44188,44189, | site visit RES, resident of  No. 1 [NAME] |  | Building formerly Red Brick House (split at a later date according to resident). | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8051 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Building | ,? | [NAME] |  | SO | 367358 | 225741 | Dwelling house | A square stone built two storey house with porch at front. | 19th |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | site visit RES |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8052 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Building | ,? | [NAME] |  | SO | 367883 | 225915 | Dwelling house | A square stone built house of three storeys faced with red brick at the front with brick dressings to side and rear windows and an ornamental cornice of brick surmounted by an attic floor with dormer windows.  There are two two-storey sets of bay windows at the front. | 19th |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 44163,44164,44165,44188,44189, | site visit RES |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8053 | The Old Post House | [NAME] | Building | [NAME]  ,? | [NAME] |  | SO | 367553 | 232558 | Dwelling house | Rectangular Cottage with an extension on the E side, 2 storey built of stone with brick dressing to the windows on the N side and none to those on the S side.   Modern clay tiled roof to 2 storey part but older clay tiles to single storey.   A date stone has been reset by the side of the house which says 1847.   2 sets of symmetrical windows front and back. | 1847 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 44163,44164,44165,44188,44189, | site visite RES |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8054 | Linton | [NAME] by [NAME] | Village | ,[NAME] on Wye | Linton | Linton | SO | 366019 | 225332 |  | 85% of the houses in the CA are built of the [NAME] which is the bedrock of this landscape making colourful walls.  15% of the stone houses have been painted or stuccoed.  The dominant style of dwellings is 2 storied terraces with slate roofs, with a number of larger freestanding buildings around the Church which stands on the crest of the hill and dominates the landscape with its tower and spire. [NAME] flints indicate an occupation site in a field adjoining the centre of the village.  11th c with additions up to the 20th |  | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , [NAME] | Not Entered |  | 43994,43995,44000, | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  | Garden walls of [NAME] are a distinctive feature of the village |  | 15-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8055 | Chantry Cottage | [NAME] by [NAME] | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Linton |  | SO | 366023 | 225374 | Dwelling house | Double fronted 2 storey rubble built building with a slate roof attached to the building on the E.   Back extension of a later building period.    Two three-light windows on the ground floor and two two-light windows above.   There is an extra small single light window by the E corner of the building.   RCHM describes it as originally two buildings the W part built in the 15th century and the E part in the 1700’s.  These two parts may now have been separated.   Chantry Cottage representing the 15th Century part.  The 15th Century part contains some cruck trusses according to the RCHM. | 15th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  | 43994,43995,44000, | RCHM, site visit RES |  | Brownstone is a fine-grained brown sandstone. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8056 | St Marys Church | [NAME] by [NAME] | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Linton |  | SO | 366019 | 225332 | Place of Worship | Church has parts from the 11th,12th,13th,14th,15th,19th,20th centuries. | 11th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Stone flags (Unknown) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , [NAME] |  |  | 43994,43995,44000, | RCHM, site visit RES and information in the church. |  | Brownstone is fine grained with some small pebbles, colour varying from brown to grey-green and purple. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8057 | Court House | [NAME] by [NAME] | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Linton |  | SO | 365970 | 225391 | Dwelling house | Two storey with a slate roof, built of brownstone rubble close to road frontage with three flat roofed bow windows at ground level and one three-light and two, two-light windows above. 17th century largely rebuilt in the 18th century. (RCHM) | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  | 43994,43995,44000, | RCHM, site visit RES |  | Brownstone is green-grey to brown fine grained sandstone. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8058 | Old School House | [NAME] by [NAME] | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Linton |  | SO | 366054 | 225270 | Dwelling house | N-S main rectangle with an W-E gabled wing of rubble built stone | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  | 43994,43995,44000, | Site visit RES |  | Brownstone is  current bedded fine grained brown sandstone. Brown clay tiles roof. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8059 | The Old Rectory | [NAME] by [NAME] | Building | ,? | Linton |  | SO | 365977 | 225276 | Dwelling house | Large 3 storey rectangular building with a protruding  semi-circular staircase tower on the  front façade topped by a half conical roof forming a feature.   At either end of the front  façade are gables with gothic style windows.   The building is constructed of regular coursed [NAME] blocks with ornamental [NAME] door and window dressings and an ornamental chimney. | 1844 | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | site visit RES, spoke to owner. |  |  | [NAME] personal collection | 14-APR-10 J.Harrald | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8060 | Peterstow |  | Village | ,[NAME] on Wye | Peterstow | Peterstow | SO | 356388 | 224903 |  | The houses of Peterstow lie around the open green space of the Common with the main road passing by on one side. About half the houses originated as small stone cottages, while the other half are much bigger “gentry” style houses, some stone and some stucco, dating from the 16th to 18thC’s and others of more recent origin, including the conversion of large stone barns. There is a scattering of 20thC brick houses and bungalows.  Visible around the green are the 19th C. two storey slate roofed brownstone houses.   The smaller ones have been expanded by additions in brick or stucco.    Overall the buildings are about 50% stone, 40% brick and 10% stucco. | 12th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , Tintern Sandstone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  | Brownstone buildings are commonly augemented by Tintern Sandstone dressings. No obvious local source of Brownstone. [NAME] source for Tintern Sandstone are hills east of [NAME] on Wye | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 22-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8061 | 1 | Rose Cottage | Building | [NAME][NAME] on Wye | Peterstow | Peterstow | SO | 356438 | 224539 | Dwelling house | Two storey semi-detached cottages of brownstone rubble built walls with narrow brick quoins and window dressings.   Stucco additions have bee added on either side. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 22-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8062 | 2 | Rose Cottage | Building | [NAME][NAME] on Wye | Peterstow | Peterstow | SO | 356448 | 224534 | Dwelling house | Two storey semi-detached cottages of brownstone rubble built walls with narrow brick quoins and window dressings.   Stucco additions have bee added on either side. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 22-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8063 | Church of St Peter |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Peterstow | Peterstow | SO | 356388 | 224903 | Place of Worship | The E two thirds of the N wall of the nave stands on a base of megalithic blocks, the quoin at the W end is earlier than the 12thC lancet window above, this therefore suggests it is a pre-conquest wall.   The 12thC nave wall is on a slightly different alignment.   The chancel was rebuilt and widened in the 14thC, and the bell turret added in the 15C.  The church was restored in the 19thC and the N vestry and S porch added in the 20thC.   The walls are built of brownstone rubble and the church is roofed with clay tiles.   The bell turret is of Tintern Sandstone. | 12th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , Tintern Sandstone |  |  |  | RCHM, Field survey R.E.Skelton |  | Clay tiled roof | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 22-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8064 | East Barn | High Town Farm | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Peterstow | Peterstow | SO | 356250 | 224478 | Dwelling house | Converted hay barn with slits in the gable wall, and modest windows inserted in the front wall. The barn door area has been filled with black painted weather boarding and two small windows.  The walls are brownstone rubble and the roof grey slates.   This is a very tall dominating building overlooking the Common. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 22-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8065 | Old School |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Peterstow | Peterstow | SO | 356303 | 224644 | Dwelling house | Brownstone rubble built walls with pecked ashlar faced Tintern Sandstone quoins and window dressings.   One bow window on the ground floor, the overall appearance is of a one storey building into which a 2nd floor has been inserted shown by a new window and some rooflights.    The clay tiled roofs have a steep pitch crowned by ornamental ridge tiles.    A rectangular layout with an inset small cross wing. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , Tintern Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  | Clay tiled roof | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 22-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8066 | The Flann |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Peterstow | Peterstow | SO | 356252 | 224991 | Dwelling house | Late 18thC symmetrical frontage of brownstone with Tintern Sandstone quoins and window dressings, a central doorway with small porch.    A low pitched slate roof.   Behind is a double pile extension with two rooves at right angles to the main frontage. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , Tintern Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  | Welsh slate roof | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 22-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8067 | Longtown |  | Village | ,[NAME] | Longtown | Longtown | SO | 332163 | 229055 |  | A linear village of 2-storey stone houses focussed around an ancient rectangular earthwork in which a [NAME] and [NAME] has been built with a C12-13th Church to the S and in the S end a C16 pub.   About 66% are stone houses and 33% are infilled areas of new brick houses or bungalows. | 12th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  | Roofing material includes stone flags, slates and modern tiles. [NAME] is common throughout | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 28-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8068 | Longtown Castle |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Longtown | Longtown | SO | 332070 | 229180 | Military defence/fortification | The 2-storey circular keep is built on a motte created from the high bank of a large rectangular earthwork with a ditch on the outside.    The inner and outer baileys of the castle occupy less than half of the earlier rectangular earthwork.    The keep has three semi-circular projections on the east, NW and south.   A fireplace is located in the E one, a garde-robe in the NW one and the S one is shown as having a staircase.   Externally the keep has a plinth with a chamfered top and the walls are about 10ft wide.   Standing remains of the curtain wall can be seen on two sides of the inner bailey and the other substantial remains are the two semi-circular gate towers set in this wall.   The towers have grooves for a portcullis.    The walls are of rubble with some ashlar dressings where surviving and stones carved with rosettes over the location of the windows. | 12th Century | Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton, RCHM |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 28-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8069 | 3 | Castle Cottages | Building | ,[NAME] | Longtown | Longtown | SO | 332124 | 229174 | Dwelling house | A one storey building of rubble sandstone with ashlar Cotswold stone dressings to the windows and doors and ornamental relieving arches in the gable walls.    The stone window surrounds have chamfered jambs and the sash windows one large pane of glass.    A stone tablet listing the donors to the “fitting up” of a school room in 1816 is attached by metal clips to the front of the dwelling.   However the architectural style and details of this building suggest it was built about 1880.    Currently the whole building, now 3 dwellings, is a single storey gabled structure with 3 substantial porches projecting as front doors, one or two of these porches may be recent additions. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  | [NAME] dressings used in the windows and doors. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 28-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8070 | Old Church |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Longtown | Longtown | SO | 332163 | 229055 | Dwelling house | The chancel is C13 while its braced collar-beam roof is dated 1640.   The east window is C14 with 2 ogee trefoiled lights with a quatrefoil above.   The nave and bell-cote have been largely restored in 1867 and its windows are modern.   The south porch is modern and between the porch and the SE buttress at the end of the nave, is an old stone bench against the S wall of the nave.    A re-used C12 capital served as a piscina. | 12th Century |  | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton, RCHM |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 28-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8071 | Glan Olchan House |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Longtown | Longtown | SO | 332443 | 228698 | Dwelling house | A symmetrical 2-storey Georgian House with a central doorway and 5 sash windows of 12 panes each equally spaced around it.    A Victorian stone, wooden and glass porch with gabled slate roof has been added in front of the door.   The walls are thin roughly coursed sandstone and there are two chimneys one at either end of the gabled roof.    Iron railings set in a low stone wall form the boundary to the street. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  | Stone is green grey to [NAME] coloured. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 28-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8072 | Treheath |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Longtown | Longtown | SO | 332383 | 228767 | Dwelling house | Originally a small gabled 2-storey cottage with 4 windows and a central doorway and a stone chimney in the S. wall.  Later matching bay added on the N side with a brick chimney in the N wall, and the door was moved into an original window space on its N side.  The walls are roughly coursed and the ground floor windows and doors all have massive stone lintels and narrow projecting stone sills.  These windows have 6 panes each except for an extra small window in the added bay.  The upstairs windows have modern wooden replacements, have no visible lintels but have projecting stone sills. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  | Stone is green, grey, [NAME] and purple coloured. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 28-JUN-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8073 | Llangarron |  | Village | ,[NAME] on Wye | Llangarron | Llangarron | SO | 353032 | 221171 |  | The village is on the side of a valley surrounding the church and consists mainly of 2 storey houses, the older ones of brown sandstone rubble.   The largest house is out of sight behind very high stone walls which are on the roadside.  Many of the houses have walls directly on the roadside, giving the village a very enclosed atmosphere.  Some of the more modern properties are set back from the roads.   The roofs are of slate or tile. | 13th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  | A fine grained current bedded sandstone with occasional small to medium pebbles.  While the colour is mainly a dark brown there are some green-grey stones and some with a purple hue. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 12-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8074 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Llangarron | Llangarron | SO | 352996 | 221139 | Dwelling house | [NAME] conversion. A three storey building at the roadside, built of sandstone rubble with ashlar door and window dressings of the same.   It is part of a converted barn which has an arched barn door and two arched window heads.    The other windows are modern with three and two lights.   The main windows are not on the roadside. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton |  | Fine grained brown and grey sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 21-FEB-05 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8075 | Llangarron House |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Llangarron | Llangarron | SO | 353011 | 221126 | Dwelling house | Rubble built 2-storey house with a central door and a slate hood over and 5 symmetrically placed windows with arched heads.   The ground floor windows are slightly larger than the upper floor windows.   The stones on the front of the house have been painted white with the arched window heads picked out in black.   The fenestration in the windows is modern.   The chimney in the S wall appears to be set into the house but the chimney on the N side is external, and therefore possibly added later.   The stone sides and back of the building have not been painted.    A small groundfloor extension on the S wall has a catslide roof | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Fine grained brown and grey sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 21-FEB-05 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8076 | Old Post Office |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Llangarron | Llangarron | SO | 352560 | 221007 | Dwelling house | A two storey coursed rubble built cottage with the N wall of the gable end directly on the roadside.   A very small garden is protected from the road on the E side by a low stone wall.   The front door is on the S side below the gable which has a centrally placed 3-light window on the upper floor, the other 3 windows are of 2 lights.   Apart from one window the rest have large straight concrete lintels and metal casement with rectangular panes.    The porch has modern glass and door.  There are two chimneys the one on the S wall is external and the one on the N wall is internal, both are of stone below and brick above. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 13-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8077 | St Deinst Church |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Llangarron | Llangarron | SO | 353032 | 221171 | Place of Worship | Rebuilt in the second quarter of the C14 and has rubble walls with 2 buttresses on the S side.  The chancel has a scissor braced medieval roof with 2 windows of c1340, the one in the N wall has 2 trefoiled ogee lights with a quatrefoil in a 2-centered head, while that in the S wall has 2 trefoiled ogee lights in a square head. In each wall there is also a C16 plain square headed window of 2 lights with diamond panes.   The nave has a C20 N arcade and a C14 S door with chamfered jambs and a 2-centered head.  The porch is C15,  In the S wall is a large C14 window with 2 cinquefoiled ogee lights with vertical tracery in a 2-centered head with a moulded label and square panes.  The tower has diagonal buttresses, an octagonal spire and a stair turret which is square below and octagonal above. | 14th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton, RCHM |  | A fine grained sandstone with occasionally a few pebbles up to a medium size.  The stones vary in colour from brown to grey green and purple, | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 13-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8078 | The School House |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Llangarron | Llangarron | SO | 352961 | 221186 | Dwelling house | An L –shaped plan with a 2storey E gable wing and an originally 1 storey west wing, which now has 2 large modern weather-boarded dormers inserted in the roof.   The walls are brown and grey sandstone with Cotswold Stone and red brick quoins and dressings and ornamental relieving arches over the 2 E gable windows together with various ornamental string courses of the same materials.   On the west gable wall of the west wing beneath the bell supports there is a round window surrounded by two relieving arches enclosing more very ornate work in Cotswold stone and red brick. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Fine grained brown to grey sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 13-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8079 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,Leominster | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351973 | 256488 |  | 17 timber-framed houses listed in the RCHM, some which have stone built additions, there are a number of 18th century stone built houses as well as later ones including modern ones built of stone.  There is a new brick estate as well.  There is about a third of each type in the village.  Some of the 18th century buildings are 3 storeys but the majority of houses are 2 storey with slate or tiled roofs and the garden walls are of stone.  Many of the houses are set on the steeply sloping valley sides and do not form a “street scene”. | 16th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  | 45324, | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Grey-green to [NAME] and brown fine grained current bedded sandstone. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 13-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8080 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Leominster | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351609 | 257304 | Farm | 3 storey rubble build twin gabled front, joined by a narrow castellated insert above the castellated surround to the central front door.   Two Victorian ground floor bay windows with flat roofs and elaborate Victorian hood moulds to all the upper floor windows which have sash windows with 4 panes.   The south gable has large quoins and a predominance of grey-green sandstone, while the north gable is mostly brown sandstone and no quoins which suggest that they may be of a different period of build.   The slate roofs are of a shallow pitch with a long finial on each gable, the barge boards are modern and plain.   The overall appearance is Victorian due to the detailing. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Stone colour from brown to grey-green and [NAME]. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 13-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8081 | Church of St Luke |  | Building | ,Leominster | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 351973 | 256488 | Place of Worship | Entirely rebuilt in 1863 except for the lower part of the walls of the chancel.    The timber roof of 1684 was saved and reinstated in the new building.    It is built of brown sandstone with quoins and window dressings of Cotswold Limestone and a clay tiled roof. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton, RCHM |  | [NAME] sandstone,  appears to be Brownstones, but identification is not certain. Does not fit in with the local underlying geology. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 13-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8082 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,Leominster | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 352119 | 256586 | Dwelling house | 2 storey timber-framed cottage set on a 1m high rubble stone plinth with 2 2-light gabled dormer windows. | 17th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton, RCHM |  | Grey-green and pinky grey to brown sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 13-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8083 | The Bury |  | Building | ,Leominster | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 352032 | 256490 | Dwelling house | 2 storeys except at the N end, with coursed rubble walls with a string course and a corbel table.   At the N end there were 3 floors with plain arched windows of 3-lights.   Next to this bay is the front door with a porch and a 2-light upper window with a semicircular arch, keystone and [NAME].  The next two bays to the S had gently arched windows with keystones, 3-light on the upper floor and 4-light on the ground floor with the southernmost window replaced by a bay window with a slate roof.   A brick buttress is built against the NW corner. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 13-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8084 | The Prill |  | Building | ,Leominster | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 352157 | 256593 | Dwelling house | 2 storey double fronted rubble built sandstone cottage with one 4-light dormer window set in a central gable with exposed purlins.    The gable may be timber-framed beneath the modern Stucco.   On the N front side of the cottage is a large diagonal chimney the upper part of which is brick.   The whole front of the cottage has been covered with “stone” style modern stucco which looks very inappropriate on what is evidently an old cottage.Two 2-light windows on the ground floor.    The offset location of the front door and presence of another large chimney on the S side suggests this may at one time have been two cottages. | 16th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Fine grained green grey sandstone from | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 13-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8085 | Garway | [NAME] | Village | ,[NAME] | Garway | Garway | SO | 345508 | 222481 |  | Pre 20th century buildings are of the local brownstone (11th -14th and 19th). In the 20th and 21st century some development has taken place in brick but the village character is that of a stone village with stone garden walls.  Typically most cottages are two storey many set around the village common which still remains open with access for all.  This area has the pub, but the new school has moved slightly nearer to the church which is about 1km from the pub.  Around the school are new brick dwellings. | 11th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Fine grained red-brown sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8086 | Old School | [NAME] | Building | ,[NAME] | Garway | Garway | SO | 346054 | 222686 | Civic | Built of coursed brown sandstone with ornamental relieving arches over the windows in a cruciform plan.   It has white brick chimneys and a grey slate roof with red ornamental ridge tiles.     Currently it is derelict. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  |  |  | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8087 | Baptist Church | Garway CommonBaptist Chapel | Building | ,[NAME] | Garway | Garway | SO | 345351 | 222585 | Place of Worship | A rectangular single storey building of roughly coursed thin sandstone with long and short quoins and 2 gothic windows on each of three sides.  The rear windows have narrow stone dressings around the arches, while the front and side windows facing on to two roads have wider stone dressings with keystones, but because the whole of these sides have been painted cream it is not possible to tell whether these dressings are a different stone.   The windows all have gothic arch fenestrations.   The slate roof slopes down on all sides.   There is a slate roofed gabled wooden porch with two doors facing one of the roads. | 1850 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8088 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Building | ,[NAME] | Garway | Garway | SO | 345307 | 222590 | Dwelling house | Two storey cottage at the east end of a contiguous row, built of coursed brown sandstone.  Front door and adjoining window have ashlar faced stone arches.   The upstairs windows have straight heads against the guttering.   All the doors and windows are now of plastic.   The roof is slate.  A single storey building of random brown sandstone has been added on the east end.    The garden walls are also of brown sandstone. | 1835 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8089 | Dovecote | Garway CommonChurch House Farm | Other | ,[NAME] | Garway | Garway | SO | 345544 | 222414 | Other/miscellaneous | Circular stone building with walls 3ft 10ins thick and an internal diameter of 17ft 6ins.    Inside the walls are 16ft high and contain 19 rows of “L” shaped dove holes.    The roof is partially conical and then flattened on top with a small circular roof in the centre raised on five small pillars over a hole allowing access for the birds.  The doorway has chamfered jambs and rounded shoulders with an inscription on a triangular door head stating that it was made in 1326. | 1326 | Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone | Stone flags (Unknown) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton, RCHM |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8090 | Church of St Michael | [NAME] | Building | ,[NAME] | Garway | Garway | SO | 345508 | 222481 | Place of Worship | arly  C13th   [NAME] built beside C12th circular nave of the Templar church of which some of the foundations can be seen, in the late C13th  a rectangular nave was built over the foundations.   A rectangular chancel was added to the circular nave in the early C13th,  a small part of C12th walling remains in the chancel including the [NAME] chancel arch.   In the C16th a south chapel was added to the chancel.    All these structures are built of the local brownstone.   New windows were inserted in the nave of three trefoiled lights in a square head in the C14th and the tower was connected to the nave in the C17th.   The east wall of the chancel was rebuilt in the C16th with reset windows of 1250 AD, the centre window is of two uncusped lights with a quatrefoil under a semi-octagonal label of four-centred form. | 11th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Stone flags (Unknown) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton, RCHM |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8091 | Michaelchurch Escley |  | Village | ,[NAME] | Michaelchurch Escley | Michaelchurch Escley | SO | 331672 | 234188 |  | The village is 95% stone 2-storey houses with a few timber framed houses.   The houses are clustered around the Church and the cross roads to the north.   Michaelchurch Court lies half a mile WNW of the church dating back at least to the C16th. | 13th Century |  | Stone | Stone flags (Unknown) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Fine grained grey-green and brown sandstone from the St Maughan’s | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8092 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Michaelchurch Escley | Michaelchurch Escley | SO | 331708 | 234136 | Dwelling house | A 2-storey timber framed cottage of 3 bays, the timber frame with brick noggin being exposed in the E wall.  A stone Ci9 one storey lean-to was added against the E wall.   The front was encased in stone in the C19 with arched heads to the lower windows and straight stone lintels and sills to the upper windows.   At the front door is a half height stone wall with timber balusters supporting a timber framed roof with modern grey tiles.   In the late C17 a smithy was built on the west end with an external chimney to the house, this extension has now been partially converted to accommodation and a garage.   A chimney has been inserted in the house forward of the ridge of the roof and one bay in from the E end.   The gabled roof has been re-roofed with modern grey tiles | 16th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton, RCHM |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8093 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Michaelchurch Escley | Michaelchurch Escley | SO | 331627 | 234188 | Place of Worship | The nave and chancel are the same width built of shaley rubble with sandstone dressings and have no chancel arch.   The windows of the chancel are C16 and C17 in date while the nave windows are C14 or early C15 and C16 in date.    The chancel and nave roofs are at different heights but both of a trussed rafter type, covered with stone flags.   The west tower was built in1897 of coursed rusticated sandstone with a pyramid stone flagged roof.   The south porch has partial stone walls with timber framing above of C16 date. | 14th Century |  | Stone | Stone flags (Unknown) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton, RCHM |  | Fine grained grey, green, red brown and [NAME] coloured sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8094 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Michaelchurch Escley | Michaelchurch Escley | SO | 331808 | 234099 | Retail/commercial | A two storey L shaped building of two different periods, the W facing wing has a lower ridge line and a stone flagged roof and is built of larger pieces of stone, while the S facing wing is broader and longer and built of very thin pieces of stone with a clay tiled roof.   However they both have the following characteristics – the ground floor windows have massive stone lintels and stone sills, while the upper windows are all dormers set halfway into the roof, with stone sills.     The south facing wing appears to have earlier chimneys one of which may have been external suggesting an early C18 date while the W facing wing may be late C18. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8095 | Church Cottage |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Michaelchurch Escley | Michaelchurch Escley | SO | 331613 | 234200 | Dwelling house | A roughly coursed rubble built 2-storey cottage with a central door with a flat stone lintel and a stone flagged porch roof above.   The 5 windows are symmetrically placed, the ground floor ones having arched heads and the upstairs ones have straight thin lintels close to the wall plate(plastic).    All the windows and door frames are modern plastic.    The roof is stone flagged and gabled with a chimney at either end and a catslide roof over a rear extension. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Fine grained grey-green sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8096 | Bridge Farm |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Michaelchurch Escley | Michaelchurch Escley | SO | 331643 | 234132 | Farm | A 2-storey building of rubble sandstone with attics and a cellar, with a tiled roof, hipped at the east end and gabled at the west end.   It is of two building periods, the junction being visible on the north side.   The west end of the S side has 3 windows of two-lights each and one of 4-lights, while the east end which projects forward of the rest, has larger windows one of which on the ground floor has a massive stone lintel.   A significant feature is two large diagonal chimneys set at the junction of the two periods of building.    Set within the W gable is a small chimney with similar detailing to the other two, and attached to the front of the east end between the front door and the window,  is an external chimney hidden by ivy. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey R.E.Skelton, RCHM |  | Fine grained grey-green, [NAME] and brown sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8097 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,Monmouth | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 349960 | 218021 |  | A cluster of houses around the church which is in a large green space.  The village is 90% built of stone with old drystone walls around.  There is a terrace of cottages N of the church and a few new houses between the church and the old manorial centre at Pembridge House.  The houses are mainly two storey with grey slate roofs. | 13th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 2244, | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Medium grained red-brown and grey-green sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8098 | Thelwell Cottage |  | Building | ,Monmouth | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 349992 | 217941 | Dwelling house | Modern L-shaped 2-storey gabled house with offset windows in the gable end and a dormer at eaves level down the side.   The large blank gabled wall of a garage obscures the rest of the house.   All the walls are of brown rubble sandstone.    A genuine old mossy drystone wall encloses the front garden probably at least C19. | 21st |  | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Medium grained,  red to brown sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8099 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | ,Monmouth | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 349960 | 218021 | Place of Worship | The walls are of coursed sandstone rubble, buttressed on the N and S, with dressings of the same stone except for the top stage of the tower and spire which are ashlar sandstone.   The font is C12 or earlier.   Both the nave and the chancel have lancet windows of the C13 with no division between the two except the insertion of a stone rood screen of 3 pointed arches with ballflower ornament, in the C14.   The walls were heightened at this time and a dormer window of about 1330 was inserted to light the rood screen.   The window has two ogee trefoiled lights with a quatrefoil in a 2-centred head with a moulded label under a gabled roof.   Alon the S wall of the chancel and part of the nave is a row of plain square corbels marking the level of the original eaves.    The S porch is C14 with 2 stone seats.   The roof is barrel form of C16 and the E window is modern. | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME], RCHM |  | Medium grained sandstone exhibiting small vesicles and current bedding varying from grey-green to brown in colour sometimes in one block. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8100 | Malicar [NAME] |  | Building | ,Monmouth | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 349975 | 217939 | Dwelling house | A one-storey building adjacent and parallel to a two-storey building both adjacent to, and slightly below the level of the road.    Both are gabled with “clover leaf” shaped ashlar owl holes in the peak of the gables.   Both have roughly coursed rubble sandstone walls with arched window heads in the gables and straight window heads down the side wall.     A single large square tall stone chimney, plastered and painted white except for the top, rises from the W side of the ridge of the lower building.    Both roofs are of grey slate. | 19th Century |  |  | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Medium grained brown sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8101 | Barn N of Farley Cottage |  | Building | ,Monmouth | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 350022 | 217941 | Farm | Rectangular 2-storey barn with rubble sandstone walls and large sandstone quoins and red brick dressings to the upper storey openings.   There are 2 hay barn slits.    There are tiles on the roof and a new square brick chimney inserted in the roadside corner of the building. [NAME] is in process of being converted to a private dwelling | 19th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Medium grained, red to brown sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8102 | Llangrove | Long Grove | Village | ,[NAME] on Wye | Llangrove | Llangarron | SO | 352582 | 219302 |  | Irregularly scattered 2-storey stone cottages and converted farm buildings along a ridge and dropping down the S side along narrow lanes.   These form 40% the remaining 60% being an infill of new brick dwellings, the older ones bungalows the newer large houses.   The oldest building is the pub C16 but the oldest part has been covered with plaster and painted. | 17th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Field survey, [NAME], RCHM |  | Medium grained brown sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8103 | Chapel Barn | Long Grove | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Llangrove | Llangarron | SO | 352338 | 219331 | Dwelling house | A converted barn of two storeys with rubble walls and 3 surviving ventilation slits.   The barn door space is infilled with glass windows and a front door set in a timber frame.    The roof is imitation slate tiles and the surrounding access area is paved with grey blocks. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Grey and red-brown sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8104 | Christ Church | Long Grove | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Llangrove | Llangarron | SO | 352659 | 219268 | Place of Worship | Built of brownstone with ashlar Cotswold stone quoins, window and door dressings, designed by [NAME] 1854-56.   The chancel roof is stepped down from the nave and there is a bellcote at the west end above two “gothic” style windows set between 3 buttresses with dressed quoins.     There is a porch on the S Side and all the roofs are brown clay tiles. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | Pevsner, 1963. The Buildings of England - Herefordshire. Yale University Press. |  | [NAME] sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8105 | [NAME] | Long Grove | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Llangrove | Llangarron | SO | 352347 | 219320 | Dwelling house | A gabled 2-storey house with coursed rubble walls, very large quoins and massive stone lintels over the original door and windows including a single paned window in the N gable.    The S half of the building has 2 original 4-paned windows set above a door and window on the ground floor.    The N half of the building appears to have had a full height opening which is now split horizontally by a structural timber with modern timber framed windows occupying the whole opening above and below. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Brownstone |  |  |  |  |  | Red-brown sandstone |  | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8106 | Prospect Place | Long Grove | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Llangrove | Llangarron | SO | 352752 | 219154 | Dwelling house | A 2-storey gabled house with coursed sandstone walls with quoins and dressings of the same. The original windows have massive stone lintels and projecting sills and sash windows.   The upstairs window above the door is half the width of the other windows.   On the E side of the timber gabled porch a late Victorian bay window has replaced the original window.   The roof is slate with small brick chimneys at either end.    A high stone wall encloses the roadside frontage with stone gateposts to the front door path and to the vehicle entry. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | [NAME] sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8107 | Sunnyside | Long Grove | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Llangrove | Llangarron | SO | 352582 | 219302 | Dwelling house | A 2-storey gabled cottage of coursed  sandstone with 3 gabled dormer windows set one third into the roof.  The two ground floor windows have arched heads and the central front door is obscured by a large pentagonal glass porch.    The roof is slate with two solar panels and a half-projecting brick chimney at either end.   One side wall has been roughcast and painted cream. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | [NAME] sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8108 | Wellington Heath |  | Village | ,Ledbury | Wellington Heath | Wellington Heath | SO | 371147 | 240720 |  | The village lies within and on both sides of a valley.  It comprises some C17 timber framed houses, scattered stone houses old and modern, and a large number of infill modern brick houses.  The visible properties are modest 2-storey gabled houses, although concealed from view in large gardens are a few large C19 houses.  The roadside boundaries vary from stone walls to hedges. | 17th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Brownstone , [NAME] , Downton Castle Sandstone , Tintern Sandstone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Field Survey, R.E.Skelton, Pevsner, 1963. The Buildings of England - Herefordshire. Yale University Press. |  | Fine grained yellow to ochre brown and medium grained red-brown sandstone of the Downton Castle Sandstone.  There are also quarries of Aymestry Limestone close to the village which may have been used for garden walls.   There are a large number of quarries in and around the village. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8109 | 2 |  | Building | [NAME],The Common ,Ledbury | Wellington Heath | Wellington Heath | SO | 371266 | 240443 | Dwelling house | Part of a two-storey terrace set end on to the road with a very steep hillside at the end.   Built of rubble sandstone walls with brick quoins and dressings to the doors and windows on the front.    The arched windows and doors had a single row of headers.   A gabled roof had one brick chimney stack to each 2 dwellings.   At the rear there was originally one storey with stone walls and a lean-to roof, this has since been extended upwards in brick to make two storeys with a gabled slate roof. | 19th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Downton Castle Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | A fine grained yellow to brownish ochre sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8110 | Christ Church |  | Building | [NAME],Ledbury | Wellington Heath | Wellington Heath | SO | 371147 | 240720 | Place of Worship | The plan is  cross-shaped with a squat tower set in the W angle by the road and a flat roofed room in the E angle.  The cross shaped part has gabled roofs.    The walls are of coursed brown rubble sandstone with Tintern Sandstone quoins and gable dressings and Cotswold Stone door and window dressings.   The windows are of 2 ogee lights with quatrefoils under two centred heads with hood moulds.    The church was rebuilt in 1951 incorporating parts of the 1840 church. | 19th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone , [NAME] , Tintern Sandstone |  |  |  | Field Survey, R.E.Skelton, Pevsner, 1963. The Buildings of England - Herefordshire. Yale University Press. |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8111 | Old School House |  | Building | [NAME],Ledbury | Wellington Heath | Wellington Heath | SO | 371236 | 240688 | Dwelling house | Converted from part of the old school, it comprises 2 right angle wings with a porch in the angle.  Each part has a slate gabled roof and the tall wings have decorative ridge tiles and carved wooden barge boards.   At the junction of the two tall roofs is a tall quadrilateral pointed decorative bell tower.   The walls are of roughly coursed brown and grey sandstone built on a low plinth of large rubble green-grey stones.   The quoins and door and window dressings are of Cotswold Stone.   The three porch windows are trefoil  ogee headed lights, while the very big gable windows have 6 cinquefoil headed lights. | 19th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Green-grey and brown sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8112 | Rose Cottage |  | Building | The Common ,`,Ledbury | Wellington Heath | Wellington Heath | SO | 371242 | 240436 | Dwelling house | A 2-storey semi-detached cottage with a single storey extension to the S.   The walls are of roughly coursed rubble sandstone with brick quoins and dressings to the windows and door.    The arched windows have a row of brick headers laid on their narrow side with a second row of headers on their broad side and their jambs are dressed with alternating headers and stretchers.   The quoins are of projecting bricks 3 rows deep.    The gabled roof of clay tiles has a brick chimney at the south end. | 18th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Downton Castle Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Yellow to ochre coloured sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8113 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],Ledbury | Wellington Heath | Wellington Heath | SO | 371264 | 240745 | Dwelling house | A two storey rubble built house with dressings of red brick, a gabled slate roof and 2 red brick chimneys at either end.   The 2 ground floor windows on either side of a central door have red brick dressings except for the sills which are sloping grey bricks.   Upstairs are gabled dormers set halfway into the roof and have red brick dressings on the jambs and the same grey brick sloping sills.   The dormers have 4 panes and the ground floor windows have 6 panes.   On the west side there is a brick lean-to with a hipped slate roof and on the front a gabled wooden porch on low brick walls with glass windows and a slate roof. | 19th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Downton Castle Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8114 | Hoarwithy |  | Village | ,[NAME] on Wye | Hoarwithy | Hentland | SO | 354572 | 229405 |  | A linear village with 2 to 3-storey houses along the river bank most of the houses facing the river and above flood level except the Pub.  They are all gabled with slate, pantile or clay roof tiles and 80% are built of brown and grey sandstone many of them later stuccoed while the rest are mostly brick houses.  There is no manorial house in the village but this has been a crossing point on the river by ford and ferry since before the Conquest.   There are old quarries along the cliffs overlooking the river, which probably supplied the stone for all the cottages, many of which cling to the face of the cliff. | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone , [NAME] , Tintern Sandstone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  |  |  | Brownstone is a medium grained brown and grey sandstone.  [NAME], a cream shelly limestone is used for dressings and other decorative work in C19 buildings.  Tintern Sandstone is a grey-green coloured fine sandstone is used in the church and for window lintels in at least one C19 house (Wye Meadows). | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8115 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Hoarwithy | Hentland | SO | 354511 | 229247 | Dwelling house | A 3-storey house with a gabled roof with chimney stacks on either side and coursed rubble sandstone walls with ashlar arched window heads of the same material.   On each side of the central door are windows of 3 lights each with 3 panes and the same on the 1st floor.    Above the door the 2 windows have only 2 lights, on the 1st floor of 3 panes each and on the 2nd floor of 2 panes.   The 2nd floor windows match in width those on the floor below but are only 2 panes high.    In the large windows the bottom 2 panes of the central light open.    There is a single storey extension on the N side of the house built in the same style at the same period with a 4 light window.      Around the central door is an ornamental wooden trellis porch with a gabled slate roof of the Victorian period.    The roadside boundary is a stone wall with Victorian style rusticated stone gateposts each with a pyramid coping stone | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8116 | Church of St Catherine |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Hoarwithy | Hentland | SO | 354572 | 229405 | Place of Worship | The original brick nave of the church of 1843 was encased in brown sandstone with rubble walls and an apse and two half apses to N and S added at the east end.     An ashlar faced belltower of 4 stages with pillared openings in the South Italian Romanesque style was added on the S side together with a cloister walk with Tintern Sandstone pillars giving access to the west porch and door.     3 large Romanesque windows were inserted in the N wall, a row of small windows in the S wall above the cloister and the West windows.    This work was designed and carried out by [NAME].   Perched halfway up the hill the bell tower dominates the village scene. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Pantiles | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Brownstone , Tintern Sandstone |  |  |  | Field Survey, R.E.Skelton, Pevsner, 1963. The Buildings of England - Herefordshire. Yale University Press. |  | [NAME] sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8117 | Poplar Cottage |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Hoarwithy | Hentland | SO | 354580 | 228899 | Dwelling house | Originally a terrace of 3 cottages under one gabled roof with rubble walls, brick dressings to the arched window heads and a brick cornice.   There are two external chimneys at either end and one brick chiney stack in the middle.    The windows are small with four panes and there are 2 small wooden half porches with gabled roofs over the two doors that remain. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Medium grained brown and grey sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8118 | Reading Room |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Hoarwithy | Hentland | SO | 354605 | 229407 | Civic | A high single storey building of brown and grey rubble sandstone with a gabled slate roof and a large projecting porch set up on the hillside just below and to one side of the church.    There is a single central chimney and the door and windows have dressings of Cotswold Stone which is also used in the decorative relieving arches over the big gable windows. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Medium grained brown and grey sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8119 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME] on Wye | Hoarwithy | Hentland | SO | 354482 | 229261 | Dwelling house | A 2-storey east wing with a single storey north wing, all of sandstone rubble with early red clay pantiles on both gabled roofs.    The windows are modern, but in the east wing may be in original openings with timber lintels.   There is a chimney stack of brick on the centre ridge of the N wing near the E wing.   The E wing may have been added to the N wing as its roof overlaps the other. | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Pantiles | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Brownstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Medium grained brown sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8120 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 356573 | 243487 |  | About 80% of the village is estates of 2-storey brick houses with tiled roofs built in the last 60 years.   20% is 2 to 3 storey houses built of [NAME] stone in the C17 to C19 clustered around the Green.   There are also a few wholly or partially half-timbered houses of the C17.  Withington Court built of [NAME] is C16 but not in the CA. | 12th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Cotswold Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone | 27643, |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | [NAME] is from a local quarry down [NAME], and is a pale grey to pink and [NAME] coloured sandstone.  It is from within the St Maughan’s Formation of the Lower Old Red Sandstone. A medium to coarse grained, current bedded sandstone with thin layers of granules and small pebbles of yellowy quartzite in it.   The general colour of the stone is pale grey to pink and [NAME]. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8122 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 356443 | 243412 | Dwelling house | It is a 3-storey house with a projecting central triangular pediment over an open columned porch.   Two string courses separate the 3 floors.    The coursed rubble walls are of [NAME] stone and the dressings are the same stone.    It has a hipped slate roof with 2 chimneys projecting on either side.   The windows are all symmetrical with large windows of two-lights at either end and in the centre, while on either side of the centre windows are  single-light windows.    Surrounding the house at the road side is a tall wall of large blocks with two tall gateposts, topped by stone balls. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | [NAME] to pink and [NAME] sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8123 | The Church House |  | Building | ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 356546 | 243493 | Dwelling house | Originally a farm.   A 2-storey house of Georgian style with a central door and four windows, and a wooden gabled porch over the door.   The windows are all of 3 lights , the upstairs ones have 9 panes , the downstairs ones 6 panes, they all have projecting sills, and the downstairs ones have lintels of two or three large blocks.   The walls are rubble built and roughly coursed. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Homeowner |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8124 | The Green |  | Building | ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 356507 | 242442 | Dwelling house | It is a 2-storey house of rubble with an ashlar string course, all of sandstone.   It has a hipped slate roof with half projecting chimneys on either side and sash windows with splayed heads and projecting stone sills.   The garden wall about 1 m high is built of large blocks of stone regularly coursed with large gateposts with domed tops. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  |  |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8125 | The Green Cottage |  | Building | ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 356484 | 243484 | Dwelling house | Stone rubble built 2-storey cottage painted cream.    The dormers on the 1st floor are set four fifths into the thatched roof.    All the windows are of 2 lights the upper ones have 15 panes very small panes to each light and the lower ones have 8 panes to each light.   There is a thatched porch over the door and a brick chimney one third of the way along the ridge of the roof. | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Thatch | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8126 | The Old Rectory |  | Building | ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 356524 | 243499 | Dwelling house | The house is rubble built of 3 ranges each with a hipped slate roof.   Two of the ranges are 2-storey while the third is 3-storey.    It is built of [NAME] with dressings of the same.    The main block has sash windows with 16 panes.    The property is surrounded by a high garden wall adjacent to the road, also of [NAME]. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8127 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 352988 | 250888 |  | Mainly two storey houses about 30% timber-framed, 30% stone, 20% stucco and 20% brick and at least one of concrete panels.  A number of single storey dwellings opposite the school, around the remnants of a green, while other houses straggle along the road to Bodenham Moor stopping at the Lugg Bridge.  Many of the old farm houses and associated barns have been converted. | 13th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME]  Sandstone , [NAME] , Tintern Sandstone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  | 45113,45114,45115,45117,45333, | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Medium grained sandstone of grey, green or brown colour. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8128 | Church of St Michael |  | Building | ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 352988 | 250888 | Place of Worship | Church is built of grey-green sandstone with some tufa and repairs in brown sandstone, Tintern Sandstone and New Red Sandstone. The N aisle is built of grey-green sandstone, [NAME] sandstone and brown sandstone, while the S aisle is built of thin brown sandstone.    The tower is mainly of grey-green sandstone and is surmounted by 4 pinnacles and a truncated octagonal spire with a pyramid tiled roof.   The nave, aisles, transepts and west tower are all of the C14 incorporating a little C13 work and in the transepts some late C14 early C15 work.   The chancel was rebuilt for the second time in 1890-91 but includes a reset early C14 east window.   The gable and lean-to roofs are all tiled. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone , [NAME] , New Red Sandstone , Tintern Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME], RCHM |  | Tintern Sandstone and the New Red Sandstone are found in the chancel walls rebuilt in 1890 when the railway was nearby. | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8129 | Pavement with mounting block |  | Other | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 353004 | 250932 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Edge set stones aligned across the width of the pavement, edged by longitudinal stones on either side.  Between the pavement and the garden wall is a mounting block of two steps. | 18th Century | Conservation area. |  |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Grey sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8130 | [NAME] Primary School |  | Building | ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 353066 | 251040 | Civic | Partially 2-storey and partially a high single storey brown sandstone rubble built building with Tintern Sandstone quoins and dressings to windows and decorative relieving arches.   An H plan with a gabled dormer window in the centre wing.    All the roofs were gabled and tiled.    There was one large gothic arched window the top half blanked off. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone , Tintern Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  |  | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8131 | The Village |  | Building | ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 353270 | 251140 | Dwelling house | Originally a terrace of three cottages, now one cottage of 2 storeys at the front with a gable roof and one storey at the back under a “catslide” roof.    The walls are grey and brown sandstone rubble with massive ashlar stone lintels over the doors and windows.   2 bay windows with flat lead type roofs were created on the ground floor probably in the C19. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field survey, [NAME] |  | Grey and brown sandstone | Y, R.Skelton, personal collection | 14-JUL-10 T.Richards | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8132 | Dilwyn |  | Village | ,? | Dilwyn | Dilwyn | SO | 341521 | 254761 |  | Typical of NW Herefordshire - stone used for church, garden and property boundary walls, footings of timber framed houses and a small number of other buildings or parts of buildings  e.g. gable ends. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  |  | 17-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8133 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | Dilwyn  ,? | Dilwyn | Dilwyn | SO | 341521 | 254668 | Place of Worship | Parish church. c1200, extended and rebuilt late C13, with some C14 and C15 additions, restored C18, 1867, 1875, 1882 and 1904. Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings under a slate roof with an octagonal shingled spire. West tower, nave with north and south aisles, north transept, chancel and north vestry. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  | 45155,45156,45157,45379,45380, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Grain size of stone very variable, from fine sandstone to conglomerate. Colour variable though predominantly purple. | [NAME] 120-134. 137-138 | 17-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8134 | Dilwyn Voluntary Contribution School |  | Building | Dilwyn  ,Hereford | Dilwyn | Dilwyn | SO | 341583 | 254679 | Civic | School. Early C19, extended mid-C19, with some mid-C20 alterations. Ashlar with slate roof. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] 135 | 17-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8135 | School House |  | Building | Dilwyn  ,Hereford | Dilwyn | Dilwyn | SO | 341568 | 254661 | Dwelling house | House. C17 with some early C19 and late C20 alterations. Timber-frame under a slate roof. Two framed bays aligned east/west with rubble gable-end stacks with brick shafts. The west gable facing the street has been refaced in coursed rubble | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Though 2/3 is timber framed and/or brick, included because the W end gable is stone and faces the road to reinforce stone appearance of village | [NAME] 136 | 17-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8136 | [NAME] (converted) | [NAME] | Building | Dilwyn  ,Hereford | Dilwyn | Dilwyn | SO | 341536 | 254571 | Other/miscellaneous | Farm building associated with original Great House now used as garaging in converted complex of farm buildings, single storey with prominent, long stone wall fronting road on east side.  Probably C17 origins | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Typical of agricultural buildings on roadside in NW Herefordshire, also with adjacent stone boundary walling both sides of road. | [NAME] 139 | 17-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8137 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 337048 | 272513 |  | Distinctive estate village using the coarse, often conglomeratic and ferruginous staining, rocks quarried within [NAME] park on the estate. These rocks represent a sliver of an inlier of Western Longmyndian rocks of the Wentnor Group, otherwise seen further NW along the Church Stretton Fault west of Craven Arms and northwards through the west flank of the Long Mynd where it is also a distinctive local building stone. |  |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Ludlow Rocks | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village | 43489, |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | As an estate village the buildings are divided roughly between those using the Longmyndian Brampton ([NAME]) stone, those using Upper Ludlow Rocks and those built of brick. The Longmyndian stone shows little or no sign of splitting along bedding planes and often presents a polygonal outer face to buildings. |  | 17-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8138 | Church of St Barnabas | Church of St Mary Magdalene | Building | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 337048 | 272513 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Perhaps [NAME], almost entirely rebuilt in 1656 for Sir [NAME], following destruction in 1643. Late C19 alterations and extensions.  Sandstone rubble and sandstone dressings with tiled roofs. Rectangular five-bay hall church, the eastern bay of which is used as liturgical chancel, west vestry, north vestry and south porch. | 1656 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Ludlow Rocks , [NAME] , New Red Sandstone |  | 43489, | 43821, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | A.M.Jenkinson DSC_0069, 71, 72,73,75 | 17-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8139 | The Forge |  | Building | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 337001 | 272400 | Retail/commercial | Typical early C19 forge/[NAME]'s building in "estate [NAME]" style. North elevation mostly well coursed rubble sandstone, east elevation more random. Surrounds of bay window in Grinshill stone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ludlow Rocks , Grinshill Sandstone |  |  | 43821, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8140 | [NAME] (1) | Hall Farm | Building | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 336853 | 272470 | Farm | Large barn/stables built probably in early C19 in estate's [NAME] (Wentnor) stone, as extension to lower timber-framed and brick C18 or C17 barn. All quoins and window/door surrounds in brick because of irregularity of stone shape and size. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  | 43849, |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8141 | [NAME] (2) | Hall Farm | Building | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 336869 | 272449 | Farm | Long, low C18 stable lock in roughly coursed fine sandstone, with slate roof | 18th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ludlow Rocks |  |  | 43821, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8143 | 9 |  | Building | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 337051 | 272458 | Dwelling house | One of several early C20 semi-detached estate workers cottages, executed in the local [NAME] (Wentnor) Sandstone, with brick string courses, quoins and window surrounds because of irregularity of the sandstone. | 20th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  | 43849, |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | A.M.Jenkinson DSC_0067, 68 | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8144 | [NAME] |  | Building | Buckton  ,[NAME] | Buckton | Buckton & Coxall | SO | 338460 | 273312 | Dwelling house | Water mill. Probably late C18 to early C19 with later alterations. 3 storey part in grey [NAME], eastern 2 storey part in Brampton "estate" stone rubble with brick dressings. Welsh slate and tiled roofs with brick stacks. L-plan with main range aligned north-west/south-east and subsidiary arm to north-east at south end. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ludlow Rocks , [NAME] |  |  | 43821,43849, |  |  |  |  | 23-JUN-10 | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8145 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | Hope-under-Dinmore  ,Leominster | Hope-under-Dinmore | Hope-under-Dinmore | SO | 350154 | 252824 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C14 or earlier origins, part rebuilt C18, restored 1879-1896 by F R Kempson of Hereford. Coursed sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings; machine tiled roofs with stone ridge tiles to nave, elsewhere decorative ridge tiles and parapets at gable ends with cross and gabled finials. West tower, four-bay nave with north porch and north transept, two-bay chancel with north chapel and vestry | 14th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Part converted to hairdressers, part residential | [NAME] | 19-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8146 | [NAME] |  | Building | Hope-under-Dinmore  ,Leominster | Hope-under-Dinmore | Hope-under-Dinmore | SO | 351109 | 252509 | Dwelling house | Detached, 2 storey house, slight "estate gate lodge" look, unsympathetic late C20 brick extension to S side | 1891 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , White sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] 206 | 19-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8147 | Arkwright Almshouse | [NAME] | Building | Hope-under-Dinmore  ,Leominster | Hope-under-Dinmore | Hope-under-Dinmore | SO | 350697 | 252439 | Dwelling house | One of 2 pairs, in "estate cottage" style, built probably late C19 by the Arkwright Family of nearby Hampton Court | 19th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] 195 | 19-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8148 | Clifford |  | Village | ,[NAME] | Clifford | Clifford | SO | 325149 | 245025 |  | Ancient, but now scattered village, in vicinity of C12 castle, now ruinous. But with older domestic and farm buildings all in stone, plus stone walls to road, this repeats the pattern of other NW Herefordshire villages |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone | Not Entered |  |  | Field Visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  |  | 19-JUN-10 | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8149 | Upper Court |  | Building | [NAME][NAME] | Clifford | Clifford | SO | 324415 | 245408 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. [NAME] with C17 and later additions. Rubble, stone slate roof. U-plan, front range north/south forms original house, east/west range from south end; another north/south range contains the offices (kitchen, dairy and so on). | 16th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field Visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] | 19-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8150 | Castle House |  | Building | [NAME][NAME] | Clifford | Clifford | SO | 324457 | 245546 | Dwelling house | Symmetrical probably C18 farmhouse. | 18th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field Visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | A.M.Jenkinson  DSC_0393 | 19-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8151 | Barns | Castle House | Building | [NAME][NAME] | Clifford | Clifford | SO | 324448 | 245539 | Farm | Substantial stone barn c.early C19 in random rubble purple and grey sandstone | 19th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field Visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Similar to farm buildings front the road at other properties, giving immediate impression of stone village | [NAME] | 19-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8152 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | [NAME][NAME] | Clifford | Clifford | SO | 325149 | 245025 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C12, c1300 and C18, restored 1839 and 1888. The 1888 work by Ewan Christian. Sandstone rubble with some tufa, tile roof. Chancel and nave c1300, west tower C18, north aisle, north porch and organ chamber 1888. | 12th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Tufa |  |  |  | [NAME]. Heritage Gateway. [NAME]. |  |  |  | 19-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8153 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | Eardisland  ,[NAME] | Eardisland | Eardisland | SO | 342048 | 258520 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Early C13, extended mid-C14, partly rebuilt c1728 and restored in 1864 by H Curzon. Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings, chancel roof of graduated stone tiles, with artificial ones to nave. West tower of c1728, early C13 nave, C14 chancel, north vestry and south porch. | 13th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] 003-014 | 19-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8154 | Apple Tree Cottage |  | Building | Eardisland  ,[NAME] | Eardisland | Eardisland | SO | 341830 | 258509 | Dwelling house | Mainly timber framed cottage but with large stone chimney stack and bread oven conveying stone character of the area. | 17th Century |  | Timber | Slate | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Another example of a building which conveys local geology despite its predominantly timber-framed construction | [NAME] 002 | 19-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8155 | Next door to Apple Tree |  | Building | Eardisland  ,Leominster | Eardisland | Eardisland | SO | 341839 | 258509 | Dwelling house | One of a pair of semi-detached houses, probably early C20, designed to preserve timber-framed vernacular and also local stone use on first storey | 20th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] 002 | 19-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8156 | Cross Inn |  | Building | Eardisland  ,Leominster | Eardisland | Eardisland | SO | 341935 | 258606 | Retail/commercial | House, now public house. Early C18 with some early C19 and mid-C20 alterations. Timber-frame with rendered infill on a coursed rubble plinth extended in painted brick with a hipped slate roof. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Other | Slate | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Excellent example of local stone plinth below timber framing, giving impression of "growing" from the soil. |  | 19-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8157 | Credenhill |  | Village | ,[NAME] | Credenhill | Credenhill | SO | 345030 | 243885 |  | A scattered village with he church isolated and well north of the modern centre. Older buildings show same character as other NW Herefs buildings i.e. mainly timber framed or brick in construction but with stone plinths and roadside walling, plus stone church, school and a few farm buildings. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Another example of a NW Herefs village which conveys local geology despite its being over-run by C20 expansion including military base |  | 19-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8158 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | Credenhill | Credenhill | SO | 345030 | 243885 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C12 nave, chancel arch c1200, chancel 1300, C14 west tower, C15 south porch, restoration of 1861 and 1876. Coursed sandstone rubble, coursed and squared sandstone rubble to west tower, part timber-framed south porch, Welsh slate roofs. West tower, nave with south porch, chancel and north vestry. | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson;   http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME] | 20-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8159 | Coach House & Stables | Court Farmhouse | Building | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | Credenhill | Credenhill | SO | 345266 | 243810 | Farm | Stables and coach-house. Circa early C19, altered later C19. Coursed sandstone rubble. Gable-ended roof clad in corrugated sheet asbestos. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson;   http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME] 173 | 20-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8160 | Field House Kindergarten | Credenhill Primary School | Building | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | Credenhill | Credenhill | SO | 345144 | 243600 | Civic | Typical C19 "school room" building, high vaulted roof and projecting porch. Built 1880. Pink and creamy grey ashlar on coursed rubble plinth. Window and door mouldings in brown/grey ashlar, probably Jurassic limestone. | 1880 |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Jurassic limestone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Looks more like St Maughans Formation that [NAME]. | [NAME]172 | 20-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8161 | Cross Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | Credenhill | Credenhill | SO | 345180 | 243638 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. C18 with C20 alterations. Sandstone rubble ground floor, square panelled timber-framing to upper floor with part wattle-and-daub and part painted brick infill; stone slate roof. Rectangular plan aligned east/west with central entrance and rear lateral stack; C20 additions to rear and C20 alterations to gable ends | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | A fine example of a mixture of stone and timber-framing, sufficient to display clearly the local building stone of the area. |  | 20-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8162 | Lucton |  | Village | ,Leominster | Lucton | Lucton | SO | 343726 | 264172 |  | Main village is compact on circular village road, but church is now redundant. Relatively few new houses, but major conversion schemes of farm buildings, several in stone. As usual in this area, stone for farm buildings, garden and farmyard walls, the old church and a few farmhouses gives the village a "stone" feel. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Whitcliffe Stone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  |  | 20-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8163 | New House Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Leominster | Lucton | Lucton | SO | 343577 | 264037 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. Early C18, with some early C20 alterations. Coursed rubble with hipped slate roof. U-plan with lateral stacks on outer sides, each with brick shafts. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  | 43696,43697,43753,43754,43755,43756, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME] 001-002 | 20-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8164 | Converted Cowhouse | New House Farmhouse | Building | [NAME]  ,Leominster | Lucton | Lucton | SO | 343615 | 264079 | Dwelling house | Originally C17 cowhouse. C17, with some C18 remodelling. C21 conversion into dwelling. Timber-framing,  weatherboarded, and coursed rubble gable end. Corrugated iron roof (at time of listing) replaced with tiles. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Conversions are a feature of Lucton. But stonework has been retained or even added to. | [NAME] 003 | 20-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8165 | Converted barn | New House Farmhouse | Building | [NAME]  ,Leominster | Lucton | Lucton | SO | 343636 | 264095 | Dwelling house | Originally C17 barn. with some early C19 alterations: Timber-frame on coursed rubble plinth, weatherboarded on road frontage and new stone gable end and tile roof on C21 conversion to dwelling | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Timber | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Converted to dwelling along with neighbouring barns but coursed rubble plinth still exposed as typical NW Herefordshire feature on timber-framed buildings. | [NAME] 003-004 | 20-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8166 | Lucton Court |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Leominster | Lucton | Lucton | SO | 343747 | 264094 | Dwelling house | House. Early C17, extended late C17 with some late C20 restoration. Timber-frame on coursed rubble ground floor with slate roofs. L-plan house, one limb extending to west along street, other limb to south extended in late C17. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Coursed rubble has been rendered, but stone reappearing, some very badly eroded - possibly siltstone of [NAME] | [NAME] 005-006 | 20-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8167 | Farm Court |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Leominster | Lucton | Lucton | SO | 343794 | 264124 | Dwelling house | A C21 conversion of a complex of C17 farm buildings around a courtyard, presenting a characteristic Old red Sandstone exterior to the road on two sides. | 17th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Farm buildings all contiguous, addresses of units unknown | A.M.Jenkinson 007 & 011 | 20-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8168 | Old Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Leominster | Lucton | Lucton | SO | 343726 | 264172 | Dwelling house | Converted from small C19 redundant church. Built in well coursed rubble sandstone with probably Grinshill quoins and window mouldings. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Grinshill Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] | 20-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8169 | Bircher |  | Village | ,Leominster | Bircher | Croft & Yarpole | SO | 347692 | 265610 |  | Typical of NW Herefordshire, [NAME] is a distinctive group of farmhouses, farm buildings and cottages, some timber-framed, several in stone, giving a significant 'stone' village feel along the main road frontage. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  |  |  | No ecclesiastical building, and churches of Croft and Yarpole (the parish) are both at a considerable distance from [NAME], but this is indisputably a small village. [NAME] (cols. O & P) are centre of the main grouping of buildings) |  | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8170 | The Fold |  | Building | Bircher  ,Leominster | Bircher | Croft & Yarpole | SO | 347654 | 265681 |  | Farmhouse, central portion in C19 brick, but apparently addition or alteration to a stone cottage in random rubble,  probably C18 to east and similar stone barn attached to west. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Downton Castle Sandstone , Ludlow Rocks |  |  |  | Field visit - AMJ |  |  | Bircher - AMJ 230-233 | 12-AUG-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8171 | Old Home Farm House |  | Building | Bircher  ,Leominster | Bircher | Croft & Yarpole | SO | 347608 | 265683 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. C17, remodelled mid-C18, with some mid-C19 and late C20 restoration. Timber-frame with rendered infill on rubble plinth extended in coursed rubble all with a tile roof. L-plan with limbs to west and north. | 17th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME] 229 | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8172 | Orleton |  | Village | ,Leominster | Orleton | Orleton | SO | 349432 | 267128 |  | Village rather dominated by C20 development and expansion. Older parts with many timber barns and brick buildings but few stone buildings plus half-timber building plinths still reflect very local geology. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  |  |  | Compared with some other villages there is less stone here than is often the case, but again what is used is characteristically local |  | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8173 | Church of St George |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Leominster | Orleton | Orleton | SO | 349432 | 267168 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C12, extended C13 and 1686, restored 1863 and extended early C20. Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings, machine-tile and shingle roofs. C13 west tower, C12 nave with north porch of 1686, C13 chancel with early C20 organ chamber to north and south vestry | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME] 235-245 | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8174 | [NAME] | Church House Farm | Building | [NAME]  ,Leominster | Orleton | Orleton | SO | 349435 | 267234 | Farm | Large high barn, probably early C19 with squared and well coursed rubble. Extension to N of lower barn with very varied random rubble walls | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8175 | Kingsland |  | Village | ,Leominster | Kingsland | Kingsland | SO | 344680 | 261287 |  | A mixed media village strung along the High Street, gives the impression of timber framed, several with surviving stone plinths, plus brick buildings and a few conspicuous stone buildings |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  |  |  |  |  | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8176 | [NAME] |  | Building | Kingsland  ,Leominster | Kingsland | Kingsland | SO | 345109 | 260546 | Industrial | Probably early C19 range of buildings extending north from milling area over leat at south end; possibly incorporating derelict living accommodation in middle. Weather-boarded first floor connection to 3 storey building. Well coursed squared blocks of siltstone and fine sandstone of variable colour. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8177 | Church of St Michael |  | Building | Kingsland  ,Leominster | Kingsland | Kingsland | SO | 344680 | 261287 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Early C14, incorporating some C13 fragments, some C15 and C16 additions. Chancel restored 1866-1868 by G F Bodley; organ chamber added 1882-3 and tower restored 1924. Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings and slate roofs. West tower, nave and aisles, north porch and adjoining Volka chapel, south porch, chancel and north vestry. | 14th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Possible quarries conjectured from map, for softer rocks. More distant source likely in St Maughans Formation for harder and coarser rocks. | Kingsland A.M.Jenkinson 003-021 | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8178 | [NAME] |  | Building | Kingsland  ,Leominster | Kingsland | Kingsland | SO | 344746 | 261410 | Dwelling house | House. Early C17, extended late C17, refronted late C18, with some mid-C20 restoration. Timber-frame with painted brick and rendered infill on rubble base, refronted in brick, with tile roof. The rubble base is roughly coursed, very soft [NAME] siltstone to front, more variable laminated siltstones and sandstones to the side. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Other | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 43753,43754,43755,43756, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Included because it is an excellent example of the very roughly coursed stone plinth which gives these timber-framed buildings an affinity with the rocks beneath them. Possible quarries conjectured from map. | [NAME] 024 | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8179 | [NAME] |  | Building | Kinnersley   ,Leominster | Kinnersley | Kinnersley | SO | 334613 | 249618 | Dwelling house | House. Late [NAME] to early C17 with C18, mid-C19 and later alterations. Sandstone rubble and brick with sandstone dressings. Stone slate hipped roofs and brick stacks. L-plan with arms towards east and south and extension to west. Cellar and three storeys with five-storey tower. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Extraordinary mixture of red laminated fine sandstone on first story, multicoloured stone (grey to green to purple) on second storey and elaborate coloured brick patterned parapets to roof. | [NAME] 118 | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8180 | Church of St James |  | Building | Kinnersley   ,Leominster | Kinnersley | Kinnersley | SO | 334557 | 249615 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C12, C13 and C14. Restored 1868. Sandstone rubble and sandstone dressings. Stone slate and tiled roofs. North-west tower of uniform coloured grey fine grained sandstone; aisled four-bay nave with north vestry and south porch and two-bay chancel all in much more variable coloured stone including purple laminated sandstone. | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME] | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8181 | The Old Rectory |  | Building | Kinnersley   ,Leominster | Kinnersley | Kinnersley | SO | 334394 | 249611 | Dwelling house | Rectory, now house. Tablet MDCCXCI. Sandstone rubble with brick dress-ings. [NAME] slate roof. Sandstone rubble and brick end stacks. Rectangular plan with main front to south-east. Two storeys and attics. | 1791 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Typical [NAME] mix of all colours from pale grey to dark purple, used at random. | Images of England, ref 150423 © Brian F Squires | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8182 | Leintwardine |  | Village | ,Craven Arms | Leintwardine | Leintwardine | SO | 340462 | 274092 |  | Village still reflects grid pattern of Roman Branovium. Local stone used for several village buildings, and long lengths of wall down the main street, give the feel of a "stone village". |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SILTSTONE | Ludlow Rocks , Grinshill Sandstone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  |  |  | Rather more stone than some other NW Herefs villages because of availability of Upper Silurian rocks immediately to the east |  | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8183 | Church of St Mary Magdalene |  | Building | Church Street  ,Craven Arms | Leintwardine | Leintwardine | SO | 340462 | 274092 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C12, C13, C14 and C15 with restorations in 1865, 1894-6 and 1920-5. Roughly coursed sandstone rubble and brick, partly rendered. Sandstone ashlar and dressings. Lead and Welsh slate roofs. South-west tower, aisled five-bay nave with north chapel. Chancel with north chapel. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SILTSTONE | Ludlow Rocks , Grinshill Sandstone , [NAME] |  | 43490, |  | www.herefordshiretrail.com/routes-info/05/index-walks.html,  Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson,  http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Walls are a complex patchwork from various periods of building or repair. Some are largely Upper Ludlow Rocks, others more akin to raglan Mudstone | [NAME] | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8184 | Ebenezer Congregational Church & Library |  | Building | Tiptons [NAME]  ,Craven Arms | Leintwardine | Leintwardine | SO | 340468 | 274254 | Place of Worship | Church and schoolroom, now library. 1869 and 1881 on respective plaques. Sandstone rubble with sandstone and polychromatic brick dressings and Welsh slate roofs. Three-bay church with polygonal west end, aligned east/west and former schoolroom attached at right angles at east end. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SILTSTONE | Ludlow Rocks |  | 43490, |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Siltstone soft and getting very badly eroded. Polychromatic bricks for patterning in string courses, quoins and window surrounds. | [NAME] | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8185 | Bank House |  | Building | High Street  ,Craven Arms | Leintwardine | Leintwardine | SO | 340409 | 274011 | Dwelling house | House. Probably early C19 with later alterations and extensions. Squared sandstone rubble and sandstone dressings. Welsh slate roofs and sandstone rubble end stacks with brick shafts. Rectangular plan aligned north/south with main front to west. Three storeys | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SILTSTONE | Ludlow Rocks |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME] | 23-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8186 | [NAME] |  | Building | Watling Street  ,Craven Arms | Leintwardine | Leintwardine | SO | 340543 | 274080 | Dwelling house | End terrace of 4 attached cottages, double fronted, roughly coursed rubble siltstone under slate roof. Brick quoins and window surrounds. | 1867 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SILTSTONE | Ludlow Rocks |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8187 | Wall |  | Other | High Street  ,Craven Arms | Leintwardine | Leintwardine | SO | 340399 | 274010 | Wall/archway/gateway | Random rubble siltstone retaining wall approx 700mm high and extending for  approx 50m when replaced on inside of pavement by garden wall extending for a further 90m | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SILTSTONE | Ludlow Rocks |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | This and the similar but less continuous wall opposite, plus the several stone houses above it provide the main feel on the High Street for a stone village | [NAME] | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8188 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 333102 | 256258 |  | Another typical NW Herefordshire village with a mixture of house building materials, but several stone buildings, walls, parts of timber-framed houses and the church to convey a stone village feel. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village | 43903,43904, |  |  |  | The church stands some distance north of the village but evidence of buildings in the gap indicates a larger village in the past with market town status. |  | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8189 | Church of St Michael and All Angels |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 333102 | 256258 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Late C12 core but mainly dating from mid- and late C13, mid-C14 south aisle, west tower largely rebuilt during restoration of 1822 and further heightened in 1872-3 by G F Bodley, when south aisle was also enlarged and the porch added. Sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings and stone slate roof, timber-framed porch. West tower, nave with north aisle and projecting north transept and south transept which does not project beyond the south aisle, south porch, chancel with north organ chamber. | 12th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  | 43904, | 43903, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway   Anon, c.2001, Visitors' Guide to St Michael & All Angels Church and its Parish of Lyonshall |  |  | [NAME] | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8190 | Ivy House |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 333710 | 255548 | Dwelling house | House. C15, with C17 remodelling, late C19 alterations. Timber-framed with deep sandstone plinth and part refacing, part wattle-and-daub and part brick infill. Stone SW wall and substantial stone chimney stack, topped off in brick. Part tiled and part stone slate roof. Two framed bays incorporating part of the earlier house. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 43903,43904, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Epitomises the dilemma of form filling - to the village visitor this is a sad timber-framed property with a tiled roof. To the geologist it is distinguished from other timber-framed buildings by high percentage of local stone  (about 30%) and half stone flag roof. | [NAME] and 011 | 27-JUN-10 | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8191 | Ivy Cottage |  | Building | 3 Forge Row  ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 333731 | 255506 | Dwelling house | House. C17, with mid-C19 addition and alterations. Square panelled timber-framing with part painted brick and part wattle-and-daub infill with sandstone rubble plinth. Substantial C19 stone extension on S side in random rubble purple fine sandstone. Welsh slate roof. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 43903,43904, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Another building with sufficient local stone (40% on frontage + collapsed front stone wall). | [NAME] | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8192 | No 1 |  | Building | Burnt Orchard  ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 333747 | 255525 | Dwelling house | In a row of attached, but not all contemporary cottages. Random rubble pale purple sandstone with brick quoins and window surrounds. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 43903,43904, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | This rather uniform coloured pale purple but random shaped rubble stone seems to be a feature of a number of stone buildings in Lyonshall | [NAME] 002 | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8193 | Penrhos Farm |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 331742 | 256168 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. Dated 1776 with late C19 and C20 alterations and additions. Very regular, grey, coursed and square sandstone rubble, courses generally diminishing in thickness upwards. Newer extension less regular and less uniform in colour. Rendered to rear. ; Welsh slate roof. Rectangular range aligned north-east/south-west with late C19 addition to north-east end enclosing former end stack; second stack to south-west gable end, central entrance and stairwell. Two storeys and attics. | 1776 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 43904,43905,8051, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | In [NAME] but 2km  W of church on [NAME]. But a splendid example of attention to detail in what is otherwise coursed rubble construction. Two nearby quarries referred to as Penrhos. | [NAME] and 050 | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8194 | [NAME] | Penrhos | Building | [NAME]  ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 331779 | 256176 | Farm | Gable ends of barn/stables in similar stone to farmhouse but less well coursed, random sized rubble. Some browner colour. Probably C19 | 19th Century |  | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 43905,8051, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Isolated from main village, but with main house and roadside wall this is a strong reflection of local geology. | [NAME] | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8195 | Roadside Wall | Penrhos | Other | [NAME]  ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 331763 | 256159 |  | Well constructed roadside wall in random rubble with neat semi-circular coping stones | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 43905,8051, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Isolated from main village, but with main house and barn this is a strong reflection of local geology. | [NAME] | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8196 | Kington |  | Village | ,Kington | Kington | Kington | SO | 329135 | 256764 |  | Kington is really a small market town rather than a village, but have included it in the list as it has a remarkable amount of stone building. On town centre streets this is often obscured by rendering of frontages, but where visible down passages the sides of buildings are of random rubble stone. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Ludlow Rocks | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village | 43907,43908,7340, | 43909,43910,43911,43912, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | At first sight the centre of Kington gives little clue to its stony origins, but as soon as you enter the town hedges are replaced by stone walls, many pre C20 houses reveal their stone construction down alleys and in squares. |  | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8197 | Church of St Mary the Virgin |  | Building | Church Road  ,Kington | Kington | Kington | SO | 329135 | 256764 | Place of Worship | Parish church. c1300, much altered. Sandstone rubble; plain tile roof with shingles to spire. Nave, north and south aisles (c1300), chancel (rebuilt early C14), Decorated south chapel (c1320), south porch (early C14), tower, with double-broach spire (rebuilt 1794); outer north aisle (c1874). Nave (rebuilt early C14 with added aisle): arcades of 5 bays with octagonal piers and double-chamfered arches. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Silurian Rocks (Undifferentiated) |  | 7340, | 43907,43908,43909,43910,43911,43912, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | The stone is greyer in colour on average than much [NAME] and could be from the Silurian Rocks towards Bradnor Hill or even closer to hand N of the church where there appears to be an overgrown quarry (not marked on the spreadsheet) in Silurian Rocks. | Kington 045-060 | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8198 | Tumbledown | The Old Toll House | Building | Bridge Street  ,Kington | Kington | Kington | SO | 329911 | 256367 | Dwelling house | Toll house. Early C19, restored late C20. Neatly coursed rubble stone; Welsh slate faceted roof; central rubble stack. Octagonal plan. Single storey; C20 plank door; stone flat arches; stone band to eaves. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  | 43907,43908,43909,43910,43911,43912,7340, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | A nice example of sympathetic restoration/rebuilding of the original toll house. | [NAME] 002 | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8199 | Cartref |  | Building | Bridge Street  ,Kington | Kington | Kington | SO | 329929 | 256405 | Dwelling house | Good example, with neighbours, of small modern development on older plots, using random rubble for ground floor exterior, 2nd storey rendered. | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit [NAME] |  |  | [NAME]004 | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8200 | Garden Wall | Cartref | Other | Bridge Street  ,Kington | Kington | Kington | SO | 329883 | 256338 | Wall/archway/gateway | Retention of the old plot wall around the garden as part of 170m of roadside random rubble stone walling maintains the stone built feel. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit [NAME] |  |  | [NAME] 004 | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8201 | Sycamore Cottage | 6 | Building | The Square  ,Kington | Kington | Kington | SO | 329505 | 256804 | Dwelling house | West end of row of four cottages. Early C19. Sandstone rubble, moderately well coursed; Welsh slate roof; 2 brick ridge stacks; rubble buttress stack with brick chimney, to left. 2 storeys. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Part of a significant amount of stone building in The Square or Commons Lane | [NAME] | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8202 | Pitfour |  | Building | Doctors [NAME]  ,Kington | Kington | Kington | SO | 329477 | 256797 | Dwelling house | House. Late [NAME]/early C19. Stone rubble; hipped Welsh slate roof; brick stack to front; brick end stack to rear. 3 storeys. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME], 021, 022 | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8203 | Church of St Michael |  | Building | Mansell Lacy  ,[NAME] | Mansell Lacy | Mansell Lacy | SO | 342560 | 245570 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C12, C13, C14 and C15, with restorations in c1861 and 1878 when north vestry and organ chamber was added. Sandstone rubble and sand-stone dressings with brick lining to vestry. Tiled roofs. West tower, three- to four-bay nave with south aisle and porch. Three-bay chancel with north vestry and organ chamber. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Some stone fairly uniform grey and quite well coursed; other sections random rubble varying in size of block, colour and texture. A typical [NAME] mix. | Mansell Lacy [NAME] | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8204 | Ivy Cottage | Post Office and Dovecote | Building | Mansell Lacy  ,[NAME] | Mansell Lacy | Mansell Lacy | SO | 342572 | 245641 | Dwelling house | Cottage. Probably C17 with later alterations. Sandstone rubble, coursed sandstone rubble and timber-frame with tiled roof, hipped to east. Large sandstone stacks. Rectangular plain aligned east/west. One storey and attic. Gable has 2-light casement to each storey and seven rows of nesting holes with ledges above first floor level. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | The gable dovecote is entirely in stone and presumably was built as a separate annex | Mansell Lacy A.M.Jenkinson 170 | 27-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8205 | Churchyard wall | Church of St Michael | Other | Mansell Lacy  ,[NAME] | Mansell Lacy | Mansell Lacy | SO | 342533 | 245581 | Wall/archway/gateway | Random rubble sandstone retaining wall against the churchyard grounds which come almost to the wall top on the inside. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | The age of the wall as seen today is a quite unknown quantity. It is unlikely to equate with the age of the church | Mansell Lacy A.M.Jenkinson 171 | 30-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8206 | Boundary walls | 45 | Other | Mansell Lacy  ,[NAME] | Mansell Lacy | Mansell Lacy | SO | 342166 | 245255 | Wall/archway/gateway | Striking example of stone walls appearing as soon as a village is entered in NW Herefordshire. One section with large squared blocks, roughly coursed and with roughly triangular coping stones, other sections random rubble but with neat semi-circular coping stones. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | Mansell Lacy A.M.Jenkinson 157 &159 | 30-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8207 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 333274 | 251502 |  | Stone 'feeling' conveyed by property boundary walls, agricultural buildings and a modest number of stone houses. Several timber-framed houses on rubble stone plinths. Prominent stone church. |  | Conservation area. |  |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  |  | 18-FEB-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8208 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 333274 | 252502 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C13 and C14 with later alterations. Sandstone rubble and sandstone dressings with stone slate roofs. Four-bay aisled nave, two-bay chancel with north vestry, west tower and south porch. Tower predominantly red, well laminated micaceous fine sandstone. Other parts predominantly grey sandstone in larger blocks, all very roughly coursed rubble.   Better quality ashlar sandstone for mouldings, quoins etc. Possibly [NAME] Sandstone | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , St Maughan's  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME] | 18-FEB-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8209 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 333244 | 251288 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. Possibly [NAME] or C15 with C17 and later alterations. Sandstone rubble plinth, timber-frame with brick infill, weatherboards and roughcast sandstone rubble gable. Sandstone slate and corrugated iron roof. Sandstone rubble stacks with brick shafts. | 14th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | Images of England | 18-FEB-10 | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8210 | Stonewell Cottage |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 333395 | 251794 | Dwelling house | Plain stone dwelling house front 2 up 2 down symmetry, 2 large projecting wings to rear. All roughly coursed rubble stone, mostly fine to medium grain, predominantly greenish grey. Originally C19,  C20 extensions both sides, with rebuilt, well coursed rubble side walls. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] | 18-FEB-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8211 | [NAME] opp. Stonewell Cottage |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 333374 | 251784 | Farm | Single storey simple stone barn, in roughly coursed, slabby, grey siltstone and fine sandstone. Very eroded along laminations within blocks and mortar between blocks. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Other | SILTSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | A good example of the type of small agricultural building on a village street that helps create the 'feel' of a stone built village. | [NAME] | 18-FEB-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8212 | Sunnyside |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Kington | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 333347 | 251825 | Dwelling house | Good example of a rebuilt or restored farmhouse with cleaned or renewed stonework of variable brown / grey colour on front elevation. Roughly coursed in rectangular slabby blocks. | 20th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  | [NAME] 098 | 18-FEB-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8213 | [NAME] |  | Village | [NAME]  ,Leominster | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 342602 | 265130 |  | Despite the eye being drawn to traditional black and white [NAME] cottages, this village actually posses a considerable number of stone buildings and long lengths of roadside stone walls. |  |  |  |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ludlow Rocks | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village | 43582,43583,43584,43585, |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  |  |  | 30-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8214 | Church of St John the Baptist & St Alkmund |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Leominster | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 342602 | 265130 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C12, extended mid-C14 and late C14, rebuilt early C16 and restored 1884-6. Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings and tile roofs. C14 west tower, C16 nave and aisles, C12 chancel. | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ludlow Rocks , Aymestry Limestone , Downton Castle Sandstone , Old Red Sandstone , Tufa |  |  | 43582,43583, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | This church is a hotch-potch of stone, both in architectural application and source of material. Lies close to all types, though origin of tufa is unknown. | [NAME] | 30-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8215 | The Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Leominster | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 342508 | 265263 | Dwelling house | C17 farmhouse in coursed, laminated fine sandstone. Signs of raised roof line at later date. | 17th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ludlow Rocks |  |  | 43582,43583, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, owner's B&B description |  | A dominant element of the village street frontage | [NAME], 044 | 30-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8216 | Wall | The Farmhouse | Other | [NAME]  ,Leominster | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 342159 | 265251 | Wall/archway/gateway | Garden wall, partly in squared rubble blocks (more calcareous) and partly in laminated but badly eroded siltstone; a typical mixture from the local quarries | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ludlow Rocks |  |  | 43582,43583, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Typical of many of the roadside frontages, giving the village a stone feel from the road. | [NAME] 046-048 | 30-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8217 | The Porch House |  | Building | [NAME]  ,Leominster | [NAME] | [NAME] | SO | 342548 | 265177 | Dwelling house | Cottage. C17 or earlier. Timber frame encased within later coursed freestone facades, a grey slate roof, and exterior rubble chimney stack to the rear. Minor single storey extensions on the north, east and south were constructed at a later date, the southern one formerly housed the village smithy or forge. Recently refurbished and stonework cleaned to reveal grey, thinner slabs on older section, yellower, more substantial slabs for extensions and higher part of walls. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ludlow Rocks |  |  | 43582,43583, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME] | 30-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8218 | Weobley |  | Village | ,[NAME] | Weobley | Weobley | SO | 340175 | 251866 |  | Despite being one of [NAME]'s classic Black and White villages, stonework also features in the usual manner of the area: church, plinths to timber-framed houses (usually well coursed purple sandstone), property boundary walls and occasional other cottages and farm buildings. |  | Conservation area. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Because of the predominance of timber framing, the stone is less noticeable, but its obviously local nature becomes significant, especially in plinths "growing" from the ground. |  | 30-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8219 | Church of St Peter & St Paul |  | Building | Church Road,Weobley ,[NAME] | Weobley | Weobley | SO | 340175 | 251866 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C13, incorporating some C12 fragments, partly rebuilt C14 with detached tower, tower attached in C15. Spire partly rebuilt in late C17 after a lightning strike. Church restored 1865. Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings under a stone tile and tile roof. Nave with north and south aisles, tower to north-west corner, and chancel with a north vestry. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | A complex building, with stone from ORS of either [NAME] or St Maughans Formation, or both. Some, especially tower, more uniformly deep purple/red. Portion joining nave to tower better coursed freestone of uniform [NAME] colour. Other parts in usual ORS mix from grey to green to purple. Range of grain size to match - fine laminated sandstone to conglomerate. | [NAME] 140-154 | 30-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8220 | Wall | Church of St Peter & St Paul | Other | Church Road,Weobley ,[NAME] | Weobley | Weobley | SO | 340208 | 251849 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard wall of undateable age - possibly 18th century in its present for of well weathered random rubble sandstones of varying grade, roughly coursed. Coping stones trimmed to rough semi-circles. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Another typical example of a wall within the built up area of a NW Herefordshire village. | [NAME] 140 | 30-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8221 | Church of St Thomas of Hereford |  | Building | Meadow Street,Weobley ,[NAME] | Weobley | Weobley | SO | 339845 | 251916 | Place of Worship | Roman Catholic Church, "chaplesque" in style. 1834 with some mid-C19 extensions. Very poorly coursed rubble sandstone of fairly uniform [NAME] colour with slate roof. | 1834 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | [NAME] 161 | 30-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8222 | Yarpole |  | Village | ,Leominster | Yarpole | Croft & Yarpole | SO | 346986 | 264868 |  | Typical NW Herefordshire mix of timber-framed buildings on sandstone plinths, locally quarried rubble sandstone buildings, roadside walls and a stone church, but rather mixed with, and adjacent to more recent infill. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Ludlow Rocks | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | There is an anomaly about Yarpole in terms of stone selection. Nearest quarries marked on map / spreadsheet  are N of village on Whitcliffe Formation & other Ludlow Rocks. But all oldest buildings show substantial amounts of Old Red Sandstone for which nearest marked quarries are at some distance. |  | 30-JUN-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8223 | Church of St Leonard |  | Building | Yarpole  ,Leominster | Yarpole | Croft & Yarpole | SO | 346986 | 264868 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Early C14, restored and extended 1864 by Sir [NAME]. Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings and tile roofs. C14 nave and south porch, C19 north aisle and chancel. | 14th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ludlow Rocks , Old Red Sandstone , Whitcliffe Stone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME], 220-223, 225-227 | 03-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8224 | Bell Tower | Church of St Leonard | Building | Yarpole  ,Leominster | Yarpole | Croft & Yarpole | SO | 346974 | 264815 | Other/miscellaneous | Detached tower. [NAME], restored 1910. Random rubble of assorted grain-size and colour (typical [NAME] mix) with some ashlar dressings and stone tile and shingle roof. Square plan walls on ground floor enclosing frame of tower, lean-to roofs on stone walls, upper part of tower weatherboarded with range of seven pierced quatrefoils just below the pyramidal roof. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME]216, 218, 219, 224 | 03-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8225 | Outbuilding (Gatehouse) | The Manor | Building | Yarpole  ,Leominster | Yarpole | Croft & Yarpole | SO | 347048 | 264796 | Other/miscellaneous | Gatehouse, now outbuilding. [NAME], remodelled C14, altered C19, restored 1972. Roughly coursed sandstone rubble of grey thin blocks and larger, square Old Red Sandstone blocks with dressed ORS quoins and window surround and tile roof. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone , Whitcliffe Stone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME] | 03-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8226 | The Old Stores |  | Building | Yarpole  ,Leominster | Yarpole | Croft & Yarpole | SO | 374016 | 264818 | Dwelling house | Typical double fronted two storey small village cottage, attached to similar but much altered. Roughly coursed , squared rubble fine sandstone of predominantly purple hue. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit [NAME] |  |  | [NAME] 213 | 03-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8227 | Wall | The Old Vicarage | Other | Yarpole  ,Leominster | Yarpole | Croft & Yarpole | SO | 346935 | 264836 | Wall/archway/gateway | High (2m+) wall from road to farmhouse alongside drive.  Roughly coursed in grey fine sandstone, but with several squarer blocks of purple ORS, especially at S end. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ludlow Rocks , Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit [NAME] |  | Red and more square sandstone blocks suggest re-use from older building | [NAME] 228 | 03-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8228 | Church of St James |  | Building | Church Road,Wigmore ,Leominster | Wigmore | Wigmore | SO | 341286 | 269066 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Late C11 with large area of herringbone masonry in siltstone on west end of north nave wall; part rebuilt and extended in C14,further C15 alterations and restored in 1864 by G Bodley. Siltstone rubble on older parts with sandstone ashlar and tufa dressings, machine tiled roofs with decorative ridge tiles and gable-end parapet with cross finial at east end. West tower, three-bay nave with north chapel, south aisle and south porch, two-bay chancel. South side of chancel in larger, roughly coursed and squared rubble of Old Red Sandstone. | 11th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SILTSTONE | Ludlow Rocks , Old Red Sandstone |  |  | 43549,43550, | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  | Siltstone soft and getting very badly eroded in parts of oldest build. Old Red Sandstone brought in some distance for more recent rebuild and quoins and window mouldings, of variable colour. Small amount of squared tufa of unknown origin. | Wigmore [NAME] | 05-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8229 | Old School House |  | Building | Church Road,Wigmore ,Leominster | Wigmore | Wigmore | SO | 341237 | 269054 | Dwelling house | Substantial early C19 house, 2 storeys in random rubble sandstone of [NAME] mudstone colour, greenish grey to purple, slate roof. Ashlar quoins. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Nearest source of stone (ORS, probably [NAME]) unusually distant for a building of this type and age. | Wigmore [NAME] 041 | 05-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8230 | Wellington |  | Village | ,[NAME] | Wellington | Wellington | SO | 349716 | 248212 |  | Shows all elements of the NW Herefordshire villages - stone church, some farm buildings and plinths of timber-framed houses - but also many brick and timber-framed buildings |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Sitting on drift covered [NAME], but close to St Maughans Formation outcrops 1.5km to N. |  | 05-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8231 | Church of St Margaret |  | Building | Wellington  ,[NAME] | Wellington | Wellington | SO | 349716 | 248212 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Late C12 to C16, restorations in 1883, 1887 and 1912/13. Very mixed sandstone rubble, giving mixed colour from grey to purple, stone slate roofs. Late C12 west tower and nave, C13 chancel, C15 or early C16 north transept and aisle, C14 south porch. | 12th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Sandstone flags | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | [NAME] 185-188, 192-193 | 05-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8232 | Church Farmhouse |  | Building | Wellington  ,[NAME] | Wellington | Wellington | SO | 349803 | 248220 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. Probably late C18 remodelling of earlier fabric. Coursed, multicolour (grey to purple) sandstone rubble, hipped slate roof, large local type external stack to each end, ridge stack to right of centre. Two storeys. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | Wellington A.M.Jenkinson 182 | 05-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8233 | Converted Barn | Church Farmhouse | Building | Wellington  ,[NAME] | Wellington | Wellington | SO | 349779 | 248197 | Dwelling house | Very recent conversion of cow house. Originally probably late C18 or early C19. Sandstone rubble, well coursed but variable colour and thickness. Corrugated iron roof replaced with slates. Rectangular plan aligned north/south. One storey and [NAME] now appears as two storeys, extending into roof. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | Wellington A.M.Jenkinson 183 | 05-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8234 | The Parsonage |  | Building | Wellington  ,[NAME] | Wellington | Wellington | SO | 349649 | 248205 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. Probably C17. Timber-frame, plaster and brick infill, high rubble plinth to south, slate roof, central brick stack. Two-storey, two-bay part aligned north/south with slightly lower one-bay part attached to south. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Timber | Slate | SANDSTONE | [NAME]  Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson, http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway |  |  | Wellington A.M.Jenkinson 189, 190 | 05-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area
8235 | Wall | Church of St Margaret | Other | Wellington  ,[NAME] | Wellington | Wellington | SO | 349726 | 248185 | Wall/archway/gateway | Retaining wall to raised churchyard. The present wall could be any age but probably no more than early C19.  Too lichen covered and weathered for definite identification,  but many large roughly squared blocks, amongst smaller, all totally random. |  | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Old Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Field visit - A.M.Jenkinson |  | Classic raised churchyard and surrounding retaining wall in stone to give stone feel to village. | [NAME] 191 | 05-JUL-10 A M Jenkinson | [NAME] | Hereford and Worcester County Council | 2012-03-23 12:18:30 | [NAME] Atlas Area