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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
4001 | Parish Church of Saint Mary the Virgin |  | Building | ,[NAME],DUNSTABLE | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 496977 | 220737 | Place of Worship | Famous for its 13th C internal north and south arcades that have fluted pillars, ornate capitals and richly moulded arches. Externally the church is less remarkable - mainly late 15th C with almost flat roofs and windows in the late Perpendicular style. The stone is mixed Totternhoe and Great Oolite Limestone, much restored externally. | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | CHALK | Totternhoe Stone , Great Oolite Limestone |  | 6368, |  | Site visit.                                                       www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.964)                                  Pevsner, N. 1968. The Buildings of England: Bedfordshire and the County of Huntingdon and Peterborough.                                          Reprinted by Yale University Press (2002) |  | Restoration stone has come from Totternhoe Stone Pit | DSC01501-1530.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4002 | Woburn Abbey |  | Building | ,Woburn,MILTON KEYNES | Woburn | Woburn | SP | 496459 | 232540 | Dwelling house | Famous stately home built on the site of a Cistercian abbey but much rebuilt in the late 17th and 18th C. The house used to occupy the four sides of a quadrangle; the north and west wings are two-storeyed with a three-bay pedimented centre, whereas the south wing is simpler with no prominent central feature. The east wing was demolished in 1950. | 17th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | CHALK | Totternhoe Stone , Ketton Stone |  |  |  | Pevsner, N. 1968. op.cit. |  | This distinctive building stone came from one of several small quarries formerly active in the Totternhoe area | Various images available on the internet | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4003 | Parish Church of All Saints |  | Building | ,[NAME],DUNSTABLE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 501833 | 223959 | Place of Worship | Flint and Totternhoe Stone chequer work walls with Great Oolite Limestone dressings and battlements. West tower mainly Totternhoe Stone (much repaired) and [NAME], 15th, 19th C. | 14th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | CHALK | Totternhoe Stone , Flint , Great Oolite Limestone , Sandstone, fine-grained |  |  |  | Site visit.                                     www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.5385)                                     Pevsner, N. 1968. op.cit. |  | This distinctive building stone came from one of several small quarries formerly active in the Totternhoe area | DSC01535-1553.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4004 | Parish Church of Saint George |  | Building | Church Square ,Toddington,DUNSTABLE | Toddington | Toddington | TL | 501012 | 228945 | Place of Worship | A large Perpendicular church with a crossing tower. Some 13th C work preserved, but mainly 16th C. Medieval carvings below the battlements are in Totternhoe Stone, now largely disfigured but faithfully replaced in the same stone. Delightful walling incorporating many different types of local stone and brick. Great Oolite Limestone and fine-grained sandstone, with local Lower Greensand, cobbles, flint, brick and tiles. [NAME] has been used recently to replace dressings in exposed places. | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | CHALK | Totternhoe Stone , Cobbles , Flint , Great Oolite Limestone , Lower Greensand , Sandstone, fine-grained |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.962)                                      Little, S.J. 2001. The use and conservation of Totternhoe Stone. Dissertation for the RICS Postgraduate Diploma in Building Conservation. |  | This distinctive building stone came from one of several small quarries formerly active in the Totternhoe area | DSC01554-1561.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4005 | [NAME] |  | Building | The Embankment  ,BEDFORD | Bedford | Bedford | TL | 505122 | 249617 | Entertainment/leisure | Designed by [NAME] and built in 1794-6 in ashlar-faced Totternhoe Stone. Three wide bays with a pediment across the west elevation. Porch supported by two pairs of unfluted columns (in Great Oolite Limestone). South elevation with five wide bays, now much altered with two large bow windows, intrusive downpipes and several window reveals infilled with stone. Great Oolite Limestone widely used to replace quoins and dressings. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CHALK | Totternhoe Stone , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                          www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1241)                             Curran, J. 2005. The Story of Totternhoe Quarries.Church End Publishing, [NAME] |  | This distinctive building stone came from one of several small quarries formerly active in the Totternhoe area | DSC01672-1680.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4006 | Wing House |  | Building | [NAME]  ,BEDFORD | Bedford | Bedford | TL | 505356 | 249388 | Dwelling house | Ashlar-faced Totternhoe Stone south elevation with central porch supported by two unfluted columns and two pilasters. Flanked by three-light square lattice windows. Three windows on the first floor with three dormers on shallow pitched roof. West and east elevations with smaller ashlar blocks, now much replaced with Great Oolite Limestone. North elevation is red brick. Great Oolite Limestone widely used to replace quoins and dressings. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CHALK | Totternhoe Stone , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                     www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1213)                                Curran, J. 2005. op.cit. |  | This property was built by the mason [NAME], who also bought the Totternhoe quarries in 1781and worked there for several decades.    This distinctive building stone ca | DSC01684-1692.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4007 | Southill Park |  | Building | ,Southill,BEDFORD | Southill | Southill | TL | 514359 | 242063 | Dwelling house | A Regency mansion set in 800 acres, including grounds by [NAME]. Re-designed and refaced in ashlar and rusticated blocks of Totternhoe Stone by [NAME] at the turn of the 18th C. A long house linking two pavillions, with a portico and colonnades on the south side; Portland Stone dressings. | 18th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | CHALK | Totternhoe Stone , Portland Freestone |  |  |  | www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.756)                                                 Curran, J. 2005. op.cit.                                                                      Pevsner, N. 1968. op.cit. |  | This distinctive building stone came from one of several small quarries formerly active in the Totternhoe area | www.hitchinhistoricals.org.uk                                                June 2008 Newsletter | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4008 | Priory Church of Saint Peter |  | Building | Church Street  ,DUNSTABLE | Dunstable | Dunstable | TL | 502121 | 221867 | Place of Worship | [NAME] and Early English west front. Enormous doorway with four orders of shafts and decorated arches, now in a poor state of repair. Nave and south aisle rebuilt in the mid 19th C. 12th, 15th, 16th C. | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | CHALK | Totternhoe Stone , Great Oolite Limestone , Sandstone, fine-grained |  |  |  | www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.132)                                          Curran, J. 2005. op.cit.                                                                      Pevsner, N. 1968. op.cit. |  | One of the earliest remaining examples of Totternhoe stonework in Bedfordshire.                                                         This distinctive building stone came from one of several small quarries formerly active in the Totternhoe area. | DSC03741-3744.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4009 | Parish Church of Saint Mary |  | Building | [NAME]  ,LUTON | Luton | Luton | TL | 509530 | 221208 | Place of Worship | Large church, 14-15th C, externally predominantly Perpendicular, but much restored in the 19th C. Spectacular example of chequer work walls, with dressed flints in the dark squares alternating with Totternhoe Stone. Great Oolite Limestone dressings and flint. | 14th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | CHALK | Totternhoe Stone , Flint , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.856)                                                 Pevsner, N. 1968. op cit.                                                                                                                                    West, B.B. 1951. The use of stone in Bedfordshire architecture.                                     Bedfordshire Magazine, 2, 305-312. |  | This distinctive building stone came from one of several small quarries formerly active in the Totternhoe area | www.countyviews.com | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Luton Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4010 | Priory House |  | Building | High Street South  ,DUNSTABLE | Dunstable | Dunstable | TL | 501983 | 221771 | Dwelling house | 13th C groyne-vaulted stone ceiling on the ground floor, concealed behind a handsome Early Georgian stone façade. The rear of the house is of red brick with Totternhoe Stone dressings and articulated quoins. 13th, 18th C. | 13th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CHALK | Totternhoe Stone |  |  |  | www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.35746)                  Curran, J. 2005. op.cit. |  | This distinctive building stone came from one of several small quarries formerly active in the Totternhoe area | www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.35746) | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4011 | Wilkes Almshouses |  | Building | 33 North Street  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492205 | 225281 | Dwelling house | Southernmost dwelling in a row of ten almshouses originally built in 1630, rebuilt in 1857 and extended in 1873. No. 33 is of dressed blocks of Lower Greensand with yellow-grey ([NAME]?) brick dressings and oolite window sills and lintels. Prominent coped gable to front elevation. Pale orange string courses may be from the Middle Jurassic (Inferior Oolite) Northampton Sand Formation. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone , [NAME] |  | 9839, |  | Site visit.                                                      www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.4653) |  | Adjoinging cottage (No. 35) is architecturally similar, but smaller. The other cottages in the row are of brick with Lower Greensand dressings | DSC01734-1737.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4012 | Parish Church of Saint James |  | Building | ,[NAME],MILTON KEYNES | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 495564 | 236226 | Place of Worship | 13-16th C parish church with fine Perpendicular west tower, two-light bell-openings on each side and a higher stair turret. Most of the church was heavily restored in 1911. Great Oolite Limestone dressings. Occasional cobbles in the walling. | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Cobbles , Great Oolite Limestone |  | 35580, |  | Site visit.                                                      www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.3740) |  | Spectacular use of an uncommonly bright green variety of Lower Greensand in combination with typical rusty-brown blocks in uncoursed walling | DSC01637-1662.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4013 | Parish Church of Saint Mary |  | Building | Church Road ,Maulden,BEDFORD | Maulden | Maulden | TL | 505836 | 238048 | Place of Worship | Built in 1858-9 apart from the lower stage of the tower and part of north wall which is 14th C. The upper stage of the tower was added in the 16th C, wider than below, with an embattled parapet. Great Oolite Limestone dressings. Occasional cobbles and Totternhoe Stone in the walling, particularly the north wall. | 14th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Cobbles , Great Oolite Limestone , Totternhoe Stone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                             www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1091)                           www.british-history.ac.uk |  |  | DSC01705-1715.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4014 | Parish Church of Saint Swithun |  | Building | ,SANDY | Sandy | Sandy | TL | 517396 | 249073 | Place of Worship | A large cruciform church with aisles and transepts, mainly by W G Habershon (1860), although the west tower and south aisle arcades are medieval. Predominantly built of Lower Greensand with dressed blocks laid to courses. Restoration work of varying quality, the worst with excessive pale mortar. Great Oolite Limestone dressings and Ancaster Stone tracery in the east window. | 15th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Ancaster Stone |  |  |  | Site visit                                                            www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.5396) |  |  | DSC01832-1836.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4015 | Packhorse bridge |  | Other | ,Sutton,BIGGLESWADE | Sutton | Sutton | TL | 522055 | 247415 | Other/miscellaneous | Twin-arched medieval packhorse bridge constructed from Lower Greensand, possibly from Lodge Quarry in Sandy. The bridge had elm beam foundations and the crown of both arches is truncated by a later string course, suggesting that the original bridge was hump-backed.14th, 15th C. Dressed Great Oolite Limestone coping to parapets. | 14th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  | 35305, |  | Site visit.                                   www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.511)                      Cook, M. 1998. [NAME]. Shire Publications Ltd., Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire. |  | SE section of wall supported by red brick buttresses, probably 18th C | www.geograph.org.uk/photo/174994 | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4016 | Stone wall |  | Other | High Street ,Sutton,BIGGLESWADE | Sutton | Sutton | TL | 522312 | 247387 | Wall/archway/gateway | An attractive and highly unusual roadside wall, about 40m long and 1.5m high, running east along the High Street from No.9 (School Cottage). Formerly enclosing Village Farm. Blocks of thin-bedded Lower Greensand, little dressed, are set at a steep angle in mortar, supported intermittently by brick piers. Capped with larger coping stones laid vertically. Occasional cobbles, brick and flint. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Cobbles , Flint |  |  |  | Site visit. |  | Opposite the [NAME] public house | DSC01846-1848.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4017 | Tilsworth Manor gatehouse |  | Building | Stanbridge Road ,Tilsworth,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Tilsworth | Tilsworth | SP | 497611 | 224199 | Wall/archway/gateway | Gatehouse with two storeys, small first floor windows with trefoil heads and hood moulds. Square arch with Totternhoe Stone supports and timber lintel to north elevation, pointed arch of Totternhoe Stone to south elevation. Hipped red clay tile roof with dormer extension to east elevation. Walls of irregular coursed Lower Greensand. Totternhoe Stone (and Great Oolite Limestone?) used for the window surrounds; also for the articulated quoins on the north elevation. |  | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Totternhoe Stone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                      www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.529) |  |  | DSC01913-1920.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4018 | Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin |  | Building | ,Northill,BIGGLESWADE | Northill | Northill | TL | 514895 | 246549 | Place of Worship | Originally 14th C, but many repairs carried out during the 19th C. Almost entirely of dressed Lower Greensand laid to courses. Good quality stone throughout with large blocks used for quoins and buttresses. [NAME] dressings to windows and parapet. Occasional cobbles, particularly in the east wall. Some use of Totternhoe Stone for dressings. | 14th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Cobbles , Totternhoe Stone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.2085)                            Pevsner, N. 1988. op. cit. |  |  | DSC01827-1830.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4019 | [NAME] Church Hall |  | Building | ,Potton,BIGGLESWADE | Potton | Potton | TL | 522804 | 249443 | Entertainment/leisure | Former school, now church hall (1845-8). Single storeyed rectangular block with walls of thin laths of Lower Greensand laid in a herringbone pattern. Clay tiled roof with bands of fish-scaled tiles. Red and yellow brick surrounds to windows. Ashlar limestone work to porch. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                                                   www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.7055) |  |  | DSC01849-1851.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4020 | Parish Church of St Andrew |  | Building | ,Ampthill,BEDFORD | Ampthill | Ampthill | TL | 503704 | 238264 | Place of Worship | Much restored in the 19th C, but predominantly Perpendicular exterior consisting of west tower, nave and aisles, a two-storeyed S porch and a chancel. Mainly non-coursed, rough-dressed Lower Greensand with large blocks used in the buttresses. [NAME] dressings on windows and embattled parapet. Occasional blocks of deeply weathered Totternhoe Stone, some cobbles and bricks. |  | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Cobbles , Totternhoe Stone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                  www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.859)                              Pevsner, N. 1968. op. cit. |  |  | www.countyviews.com | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4021 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 495387 | 256672 |  | Many [NAME] listed buildings of Great Oolite Limestone coursed rubblestone with slate (Collyweston, Welsh, etc.), thatch or tile roofs. Good examples are the thatched cottages at 1 Church Walk and 29 [NAME] (17th C), two storey houses at 118, 119 & 121 High Street (18th C) and the semi-detached cottages with banded tile roof at 36 & 38 High Street (19th C). The church, with handsome Gothic spire, is older (13-14th C). Most of the limestones are assumed to be local and from the Great Oolite Group. Better quality freestone may well have been imported from nearby counties. |  | Not Entered.  (Conservation area with many listed buildings ). | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone , [NAME] | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit.                                                   Various websites |  |  | Various images available on the internet | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4022 | The Lock-up | The Cage | Building | The Green ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 495103 | 256744 | Other/miscellaneous | Stone built circular lock-up with conical roof. Built in the 1820s to house rowdy miscreants, but had reverted to a storage shed by 1892. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.2287) |  |  | DSC01722.jpg, [NAME],                           personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4023 | Parish Church of Saint Mary |  | Building | [NAME] Street  ,BEDFORD | Bedford | Bedford | TL | 505122 | 249387 | Place of Worship | [NAME] crossing tower and herringbone masonry sugget that the church dates from the second half of the 11th C, but with many 14th C (and later) additions. Much rubble walling, mainly local Great Oolite Limestone in poor condition. Some Lower Greensand and Totternhoe Stone. Imported(?) Great Oolite Limestone for dressings and repair work. |  | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone , Lower Greensand , Totternhoe Stone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.853) |  | Church was declared redundant in 1975 and is now the home of Albion Archaeology (Bedford County Council) | DSC01693-1704.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4024 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 501098 | 250655 | Structure | First recorded in 1227, often repaired, but particularly in the 18th C. Most of the present structure dates from the early 19th C but follows traditional design. Great Oolite Limestone rubble with solid plain parapet. Twenty-six semi-circular arches with cutwaters both upstream and downstream. Unspecified Great Oolite Limestone for modern repair work. |  | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.998) |  | Spanning the River Ouse, Wide variety of limestones, some almost certainly not local | DSC01719-1721.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4025 | Parish Church of All Saints |  | Building | ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 501529 | 247990 | Place of Worship | Tower and parts of the chancel are 12th C, whilst the nave and aisles are mainly 13th C. In the 15th C the windows were replaced, and the nave walls and tower heightened. Mainly of uncoursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble. Occasional cobbles and tile as infill. |  | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone , Cobbles |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                    www.bedfordshire.gov.uk |  | Wide variety of limestones, some almost certainly not local | DSC02133-2136.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4026 | Marston Moretaine Church Tower |  | Building | ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 499618 | 241177 | Structure | Massive, vaulted detached tower located about 20m north of the church of [NAME] the Virgin. The tower is built predominantly from a variety of limestones (mainly Great Oolite Limestone with some Totternhoe Stone) although Lower Greensand has been used principally for the upper stage. |  | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone , Lower Greensand , Totternhoe Stone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                  www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.8107)                     Notcutt, G. & Eccles, C. 1987. The geology of Bedfordshire churches.                                        Bedfordshire Magazine, 20, 341-347 |  | Notcutt & Eccles (1987) suggest that much of the tower is built of Cornbrash and note that the adjacent church contains sporadic blocks of unusually pebbly Lower Greensand | DSC01724-1726.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4027 | Turvey |  | Village | ,Turvey,BEDFORD | Turvey | Turvey | SP | 494032 | 252545 |  | Many buildings strung out along the main road and around the church are built from stone, mainly coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble with some dressed blocks. Examples include mid 19th C terraced cottages that formed part of the Turvey Abbey estate, Ye Three Fyshes pub (late 17th or early 18th C) and [NAME] (early 17th C). Most of the limestones are assumed to be local and from the Great Oolite Group. Better quality freestone may well have been imported from nearby counties. | 17th Century | Not Entered.  (Conservation area with many listed buildings). | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone | Not Entered | 35089, |  | Site visit.                                                    Various websites |  | Anecdotal information from Turvey residents suggests that many of the buildings were built from stone from the local quarry | Various images available on the internet | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4028 | The Stone House |  | Building | High Street ,Turvey,BEDFORD | Turvey | Turvey | SP | 494183 | 252513 | Dwelling house | Linking together of small 18th C and 19th C houses to form a single large dwelling. Further 19th C additions to the rear. All of coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble with old clay tile roofs. Most of the limestones are assumed to be local. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                                 www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.4852) |  |  | HER photographic archive F69/25 | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4029 | Sharnbrook |  | Village | ,[NAME],BEDFORD | Sharnbrook | Sharnbrook | SP | 499359 | 259587 |  | The church (originally [NAME]) and many buildings in Church Lane and High Street are of Great Oolite Limestone, probably local in origin. Some of the cottages are thatched and were originally farm cottages (mainly 17th C), although now combined and much restored. The village once had eight manors, of which only Tofte Manor, Ouse Manor and Colworth House survive. | 17th Century | Not Entered.  (Conservation area with many listed buildings ). | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit.                                                        Various websites |  |  | Various images available on the internet | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4030 | Sharnbrook |  | Building | 49 High Street ,[NAME],BEDFORD | Sharnbrook | Sharnbrook | SP | 499609 | 259603 | Dwelling house | End dwelling in row of coursed limestone rubble cottages under thatch. One storey and attics, with two large 2-light casements with glazing bars in both. Central front door and ground floor timber lintels. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.11409) |  | Forms LH dwelling of a row of similar cottages (HER No.11408) | DSC03649.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4031 | Potton |  | Building | 45 King Street ,Potton,SANDY | Potton | Potton | TL | 522511 | 249534 | Dwelling house | Detached cottage, two storeys, entrance door and three windows on ground floor, two windows on upper floor, all facing front. Brick dressings to windows and door. Over-mortared lath-like blocks (15 x 5cm) of Greensand forming walls, presented in a steeply inclined pattern. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit. |  |  | DSC01948-1949.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4032 | Potton |  | Building | [NAME] House (Vicarage) ,Potton,SANDY | Potton | Potton | TL | 522884 | 249465 | Garden structure | Structure in garden, 5 bays separated by brick piers. Small windows with brick dressings. Building continues as a 2m-high wall. Thin slabs of Lower Greensand laid in rough diagonal pattern. | 18th Century | Not Entered.  (Listed Grade II?). | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit. |  | Date and listing assumed same as the Vicarage (St Mary's House) | DSC01942-1943.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4033 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,SANDY | Sandy | Sandy | TL | 516317 | 248976 | Structure | Ironstone bridge by [NAME], comprising 3 slightly flattened arches, with a pronounced hump to the roadway which is enclosed by solid parapets. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                     www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.2044)  www.galaxy.bedfordshire.gov.uk |  | Road (A603) bridge over River Ivel, [NAME]'s Magan Britannia extract gives date as 1781 and a local quarry in Sandy as a source for the sandstone | DSC02131-2134.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4034 | Stone Jug public house |  | Building | 10 Back Street ,Clophill,BEDFORD | Clophill | Clophill | TL | 508292 | 238087 | Entertainment/leisure | Originally two post-medieval cottages, converted in the 1870s to a public house, now with more modern extensions. Large dressed blocks of random rubble built to courses. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  | 35490, |  | Site visit.                                        www.bedfordshire.gov.uk                                Personal communication with the Manager |  | Stone believed to have come from the local quarry (pers.comm.) | DSC01984-1986.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4035 | West End Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Haynes West End,BEDFORD | Haynes West End | Haynes | TL | 506461 | 240486 | Dwelling house | House, formerly a pair of estate cottages. Mid 19th [NAME] ironstone with ashlar dressings, some of the stonework apparently re-used from elsewhere. Hipped thatched roof, 2-room plan, one storey and attics. Symmetrical E elevation; ground roof has 2 single lights flanking two 3-light windows. Attic has 2 eyebrow dormers with 3-light windows. All are mullioned or mullion and transom windows. Roof continues forward to form roof of central porch. Red brick central multiple ridge stack. Modern flat-roofed addition to rear. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  | 35490, |  | Site visit.                                   www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.37636)                                   Personal communication with owner |  | Stone believed to have come from Backstreet in Clophill (pers.comm.) | DSC02081.jpg, [NAME],                                  personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4036 | [NAME] to former Clarendon School |  | Building | 95 Church End Road ,Haynes Church End,BEDFORD | Haynes Church End | Haynes | TL | 508226 | 241152 | Dwelling house | Entrance lodge, formerly belonging to Hawnes, now Clarendon School. Built for the Rev. Lord [NAME]. Coursed ironstone rubble with attractive ashlar dressings in sandstone. Clay tile roofs with decorative ridge cresting. L-plan, one storey and attics. Windows mostly mullioned, some with cambered heads, many set into pointed-arched recesses, mostly with decorative banding to heads. Road gable has canted bay with tiled sloping roof. Lean-to porch within angle. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Sandstone, fine-grained |  |  |  | Site visit.                                  www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.37631) |  |  | DSC02082.jpg, [NAME],                              personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4037 | Overend Green Farm |  | Building | Overend [NAME] ,Heath and Reach,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Heath and Reach | Heath and Reach | SP | 493352 | 228730 | Dwelling house | Detached 2-storey cottage of Lower Greensand. Large and small blocks of random rubble set in mortar with yellow brick string courses and dressings. [NAME] is gabled and there are modern red brick extensions added. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit. |  |  | DSC01955-1956.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4038 | [NAME] Golf Club | Sutton Park House | Building | Sutton Park ,Sutton,SANDY | Sutton | Sutton | TL | 521755 | 247963 | Entertainment/leisure | Sutton Park House is a Lower Greensand random rubble construction with a tiled roof, and [NAME] coloured sandstone and Great Oolite Limestone dressings. A former stately home, it is now the clubhouse for the golf course. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone , [NAME] , Sandstone, fine-grained |  |  |  | Site visit.                                               Www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.14469) |  | Modern extensions are built in stone from Norfolk | DSC01931-1940.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4039 | Stonehenge Works |  | Building | [NAME] ,Heath and Reach,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Heath and Reach | Heath and Reach | SP | 494079 | 227485 | Industrial | Former stable block used for housing horses that pulled trams in and out of the quarry. Built by former prisoners of war, now used as a workshop for Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway. Two bays, red brick dressings to windows. Mainly well cemented, durable, rough dressed blocks laid randomly. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                              www.bedfordshire.gov.uk               www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.11090)     www.buzzrail.co.uk |  |  | DSC02073-2074.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4040 | [NAME] public house |  | Building | Church Street  ,DUNSTABLE | Dunstable | Dunstable | TL | 502153 | 221975 | Entertainment/leisure | Formerly a stables, converted in 1961 to a public house. Totternhoe Stone ashlar construction to front elevation. Single-storey, modern casement windows. Recent additions to rear of building. | 12th Century | Not Entered.  (Listed Grade II.                              Dunstable Conservation Area). | Stone |  | CHALK | Totternhoe Stone |  |  |  | Site visit.                   www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.5728)      www.normankingpub.co.uk |  | This distinctive building stone came from one of several small quarries formerly active in the Totternhoe area | DSC02117-2121.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4041 | Wellington House |  | Building | Leighton Road ,Heath and Reach,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Heath and Reach | Heath and Reach | SP | 492501 | 227826 | Dwelling house | Former vicarage built from random rubble Greensand with limestone dressings to the windows, quoins and prominent stack. Greensand also used in adjacent stable block and surrounding wall. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Bath Stone , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                           www.bedfordshire.gov.uk |  |  | DSC02066.jpg, [NAME],                        personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4042 | Heath Park House |  | Building | 291 Heath Road ,Heath and Reach,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Heath and Reach | Heath and Reach | SP | 492406 | 227208 | Dwelling house | Large 2-storey detached house constructed of dressed blocks of Lower Greensand with Great Oolite Limestone quoins and dressings. The eastern gable end is church-like with delicate tracery to windows, apparently earlier in 1867. Roofing is clay tiles laid in fishscale pattern with decorative ridge tiles. Garden walls are Lower Greensand random rubble set in mortar with brick moulded copings extending along Heath Road to Heath Park Road and beyond. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit |  |  | DSC02040-2042.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4043 | Heath Park Lodge |  | Building | Heath Park Road  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492218 | 227120 | Dwelling house | Large 2-storey detached house with several bays and later extensions. Constructed of dressed Greensand laid to courses. Great Oolite Limestone dressings, including quoins, mullions and decorative embellishments. Roofing is clay tiles laid in a fishscale design. Garden walls are random rubble set in mortar with moulded brick copings. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit |  |  | DSC02047-2048.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4044 | The Brackens |  | Building | Heath Park Road  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492235 | 227163 | Dwelling house | Ornate 2-storey detached house. Centre gable to front. Windows have Great Oolite Limestone pediment and red brick decoration. Yellow brick dressings and quoins. [NAME] has decorative ridge tiles. Main construction of Lower Greensand random rubble set in mortar. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                          www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1493) |  |  | DSC02045.jpg, [NAME],                                     personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4045 | Ivy Lodge |  | Building | [NAME] ,Woburn,MILTON KEYNES | Woburn | Woburn | SP | 495273 | 232641 | Dwelling house | Early 19th C small single-storeyed building in Gothic style, probably by [NAME], later reworked in Tudor style. 3-bay facade, central one a canted bay, in neatly coursed Greensand. One window to LH bay, 3 windows to central canted bay. Stone coped embattled parapet. W elevation (towards road): reworked late 19th C has limestone dressings to window with 4-centred-arched head. Adjoining to LH is pedestrian gateway with stone dressed 4-centred archway. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Totternhoe Stone |  |  |  | Site visit.                www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.38226 and HER No.14321) |  |  | DSC02090.jpg, [NAME],                       personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4046 | The Craddocks |  | Building | [NAME] ,Heath and Reach,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Heath and Reach | Heath and Reach | SP | 492385 | 227421 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached house constructed of Lower Greensand random rubble set in mortar with yellow brick quoins and dressings. Splayed bay window to front. A number of window casements to both first and second storey. Porched doorway to front elevation. Recent rear extension shows evidence of inferior, over-mortared, work. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                                                        www.nationalarchives.gov.uk (BML 10/42/309) |  |  | DSC02036-2037.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4047 | The Lodge |  | Building | Plantation Road  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 491672 | 227343 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached house constructed of small blocks of Lower Greensand random rubble set in mortar with larger dressed blocks used for quoins and dressings. Modern porched doorway to front elevation constructed with random rubble and red brick quoins. Recent rendered side extensions. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit. |  |  | DSC02063.jpg, [NAME],                              personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4048 | 122 Plantation Road |  | Building | 122 Plantation Road  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492273 | 226259 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached house with large stack extended down the side of the house to ground level to form a strong feature. It consists of large angular blocks of Lower Greensand arranged in random fashion, set off with a contrasting mortar. This property is a fine example of many modern houses in Leighon-Linslade that use local Lower Greensand for decorative walling. | 20th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit. |  |  | DSC02061.jpg, [NAME],                                     personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4049 | Apple Tree Cottage |  | Building | 2 Plantation Road  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492221 | 225866 | Dwelling house | Two-storey terraced cottage, one of a pair (RH). Random rubble laid to courses with yellow and red brick decorative string courses. Yellow brick quoins and painted brick window dressings. Modern brick extension to RH-side elevation. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit. |  |  | DSC02060.jpg, [NAME],                                       personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4050 | The Osiers |  | Building | Taylors Ride  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 491617 | 226760 | Dwelling house | Two-storey barn conversion utilising original Lower Greensand random rubble walling and modern brickwork. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit. |  | Building along footpath at rear of Taylors Ride | DSC02069-2070.jpg, [NAME], personal collection. | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4051 | Page's Almshouses |  | Building | 6 Church Street  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492291 | 225558 | Dwelling house | Single-storey cottage, one of a terrace comprising 6 cottages with a single storey recessed centre and a more modern verandah. No.6, at the end of the RH wing, has random rubble walling to the rear and side, with yellow brick to front. One canted bay window to front elevation. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  | 55509, |  | Site visit.                                                  www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.4558)  www.bedfordshire.gov.uk (St Andrew's Church)                                                                             Brown, M. & Masters, J. 1998. Britain in Old Photographs: Around Leighton Buzzard and Linslade. Sutton Publishing Ltd, UK |  | This cottage is typical of Page's Almshouses, all of which have rubblestone walling to the rear. The adjacent quarry provided the stone for St. Andrew's Church, which was built in 1866, and the cottages. The church was demolished in 1969 | DSC02067-2068.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4052 | Canal bridge No.115a | Black Bridge | Other | ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 491665 | 224294 | Structure | Pedestrian and cycle bridge approximately 3m high spanning Grand Union Canal. The uprights are about 2m wide and constructed of large dressed blocks of Lower Greensand laid to courses. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                        www.letsgo.org.uk |  | Between Tiddenfoot Wildlife Park and Camberton Road | DSC02030-2031.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4053 | Former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel |  | Building | Off Hockliffe Street  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492275 | 225087 | Retail/commercial | Early 19th C building, originally used as a Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, declared unsafe in 1892 and now used for storage. Lower Greensand uncoursed random rubble laid crudely to courses, but much repaired, infilled and over-mortared. Rear elevation of 2-storeys with 3 large, arched windows on each floor, brick dressings to windows, quoins and eaves. | 19th Century | Not Entered.  (Leighton-Linslade Conservation Area). | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                           www.leighton-linslade.com                                 [NAME], T. 1992. Then & Now: [NAME] and Linslade Vol. II. The Local History Press, UK |  | Near library car park, [NAME] of corrugated sheeting | DSC01981-1983.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4054 | Parsons Close wall |  | Other | Rear of Church Avenue  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492006 | 224822 | Wall/archway/gateway | Lower Greensand wall of continuous length in excess of 110m. Random rubble laid variously in courses or otherwise, depending on phase of building or repairs. Intermittent red brick piers and infills. Copings of various types including unspecified sandstone, engineering bricks and formed concrete. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit. |  |  | DSC01977-1978.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4055 | All Saint's Vicarage |  | Building | [NAME],LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 491974 | 224865 | Dwelling house | Tudor style 19th C, 2-storey detached house of Lower Greensand with blocks laid neatly to courses, using different block sizes to good effect. Square cut bay window to lower storey with dressings of Great Oolite Limestone. [NAME] is gabled, with narrow dormer, and prominent stacks with limestone dressings. Porch and wings are probably later additions. Garden walls recently renovated with larger stones laid randomly. | 19th Century | Not Entered.  (Leighton-Linslade Conservation Area). | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                       www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.4657)   www.bedfordshire.gov.uk |  |  | DSC01962-1963.jpg, [NAME], personal collection. | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4056 | Parish Church of St Barnabas |  | Building | Vicarage Road ,Linslade,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Linslade | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 491255 | 224960 | Place of Worship | Built in Decorated style by [NAME]. Nave of 4 bays, west porch, north and south aisles, south chapel, west tower. Spire added 1868. Choir, side chapel and 1st bay of north aisle added 1905 by [NAME]. Chancel and sanctuary enlarged 1914. Stained glass by Kempe. Now joined to adjacent old school building (1851) via modern glass annexe. Random rubble laid to courses. Limestone quoins, dressings and window surrounds. |  | Not Entered.  (Leighton-Linslade Conservation Area). | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Bath Stone , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                       www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.35717 and HER No.11016) |  | Roof on adjoining ex-school building is modern clay tiles | DSC02055-2057.jpg, [NAME], personal collection.                   Images of England (Ref No.35717) | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4057 | Railway Bridge walls |  | Other | Cambridge Road  ,SANDY | Sandy | Sandy | TL | 517617 | 249304 | Wall/archway/gateway | Large random blocks of Lower Greensand set in mortar built to make gateways at either end of pedestrian bridge over railway. Approximately 1m high and 2-3m long. | 20th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit. |  |  | DSC01925-1926.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4058 | Sandye Place | Sandy Place Middle School | Building | Park Road  ,SANDY | Sandy | Sandy | TL | 517240 | 248972 | Civic | North wing of Sandye Place, a 18th C former Manor House, now part of Sandy Place Middle School. Three-storey wing added in 19th C. Large dressed blocks of Lower Greensand built to courses with Lower Greensand pediments to windows. Half-hipped roof of slate. Some window recesses now infilled with red brick. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.440) |  |  | DSC01918-1919.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4059 | 17 Market Square |  | Building | 17 Market Square ,Potton,SANDY | Potton | Potton | TL | 522400 | 249211 | Retail/commercial | 18th C house, subdivided, with ground floor shops. 19th and 20th C alterations and additions. The rear of the building is divided into four sections; the third section is Lower Greensand random rubble, laid in a diagonal design. Yellow brick quoins and dressings. | 18th Century | Not Entered.  (Listed Grade II                          Potton Conservation Area). | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.2179) |  | Rear of Lloyds Chemists | DSC01992-1995.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4060 | Perry's House |  | Building | 23 King Street ,Potton,SANDY | Potton | Potton | TL | 522485 | 249460 | Dwelling house | Brick-built, 2-storey dwelling with slate roof. Painted front elevation with two sash windows to each storey. RH gable end of lower storey is of Lower Greensand laid in a diagonal pattern, upper storey rendered. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.7070) |  |  | DSC01951-1952.jpg, Bev fowlston, personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4061 | Willow Court |  | Building | 26 Station Road ,Potton,SANDY | Potton | Potton | TL | 522055 | 249170 | Dwelling house | 19th C house, now converted to flats. Two-storey Lower Greensand random rubble infill to brick dressings and quoins. Roof concealed behind castellated brick parapet. Sash windows with cambered relieving arches. Right hand section has ground floor canted bay window. Entrance set in central 2.5-storey flat topped turret. | 19th Century | Not Entered.  (Potton Conservation Area). | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.7083) |  |  | DSC01953.jpg, [NAME],                                             personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4062 | The Lodge |  | Building | 26 The Martins Drive ,Linslade,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Linslade | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 491725 | 225986 | Dwelling house | Early 19th C lodge now converted to semi-detached dwelling house. RH side of semi of similar construction. Originally part of The Martins Estate, the main house being demolished in 1971 following a fire. The [NAME], the LH of the two similarly constructured dwellings, is of Lower Greensand random rubble set in mortar. Dressings and windows are of limestone and red brick. Circular window and large casement with doorway and modern porch to front elevation. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.bedfordshire.gov.uk                                         Lawson, T. 1992. op.cit.                                  Willis, R.V. 1984. The Coming of a Town: The Story of Leighton Buzzard and Linslade. White Crescent Press Ltd, UK |  |  | Various images available on the internet. | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4063 | [NAME] |  | Building | 5 [NAME]LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 491987 | 224885 | Dwelling house | Cottage dated to the late 17th or early 18th C. Red brick front with large lights in both storeys. Lower Greensand roughly coursed rubble wall to the south elevation, surmounted by a timber framed gable with brick infill. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.bedfordshire.gov.uk |  |  | DSC01966-1967.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4064 | Pulford's Lower School |  | Building | [NAME],LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492011 | 224789 | Civic | Purpose built 2-storey school building begun in 1883. Constructed of Lower Greensand random rubble built to courses with two straight coped gables and a central single storey newly-built entrance porch. The roof is tiled in a fishscale pattern. Window and door pediments are Great Oolite Limestone. Yellow and red brick decorative string courses, mullions and quoins. | 19th Century | Not Entered.  (Leighton-Linslade Conservation Area). | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.7888) |  |  | DSC01969-1973.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4065 | The Old Pump House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Linslade,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Linslade | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 491876 | 226181 | Industrial | A small single storey building with brick dressings and a wide assortment of limestone rubble blocks forming the walls. Restored in 1914. The Old Pump House was associated with The Martins Estate, but there is now a modern house attached to it. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit. |  |  | DSC02004-2006.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4066 | The Old Shannon |  | Building | 18 Biggleswade Road ,Potton,SANDY | Potton | Potton | TL | 522074 | 249016 | Dwelling house | Two-storey 19th C former public house with yellow brick frontage. Rear of property is constructed of Lower Greensand laths laid in a diagonal pattern with yellow brick window dressings. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.bedfordshire.gov.uk |  |  | DSC01987-1989.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4067 | 12 Brook End |  | Other | 12 Brook End ,Potton,SANDY | Potton | Potton | TL | 522447 | 249156 | Wall/archway/gateway | Wall approximately 2m high and 9m in length, built of small (15-20cm) laths of Lower Greensand laid in a very steep diagonal pattern. Yellow brick quoins and red brick copings. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit. |  | A good example of this walling pattern which is common in Potton | DSC01990-1901.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4068 | Heath and Reach |  | Village | ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Heath and Reach | Heath and Reach | SP | 492485 | 227711 |  | Small village in the heart of the sand quarrying district around Leighton Buzzard. Extraction began in the late 18th C, predominantly for loose sand, although locally cemented horizons produce decent building stone. Many stone walls and some buildings are made from the distinctive Lower Greensand, including Wellington House, Heath Park House and [NAME]. | 19th Century | Not Entered.  (Heath and Reach Conservation area). | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit.                                                   Various websites |  |  | Various images available on the internet | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4069 | Ice House |  | Building | 26 The Martins Drive ,Linslade,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Linslade | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 491694 | 225955 | Garden structure | A post-medieval ice-house, partly underground, for the preservation of ice for use during warmer weather. Yellow brick internal structure encased in Lower Greensand blocks. Presently being restored. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.2761) |  | Corner of front garden | DSC02011.jpg, [NAME],                                                personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4070 | The Tower | The Petrol Store                                    The Gazebo | Building | 25 The Martins Drive ,Linslade,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Linslade | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 491714 | 224964 | Garden structure | Tower with castellated parapet, small arched doorways approximately 50cm wide by 150cm high set into one elevation and small arched windows on the other elevations. Limestone dressings to windows and frieze. Random rubble sandstone walling with dressed quoins, documented as [NAME], but likely Lower Greensand. Square plan, 2-storeys. Outside steps up to first floor, which has pointed arched window openings. West side with a finely carved frieze forming a fountain, with bullrushes in low relief and open-mouthed fish in high relief. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                          www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.35600)                                        Brown, M. & Masters, J. 1998. op. cit. |  | Corner of front garden | DSC02009-2010.jpg, [NAME], personal collection                    Images of England (Ref No.35600) | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4071 | Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene |  | Building | [NAME] ,Yelden,BEDFORD | Yelden | Melchbourne and Yelden | TL | 501124 | 267152 | Place of Worship | Parish church with medieval and 17th C elements visible externally. Substantially remodelled in late 18th C and said to have been commissioned in 1779 by [NAME]. [NAME] random rubble walling with ashlar dressings. | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                          www.english-church-architecture.net www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.36402)    Pevsner, N. 1968. op. cit. |  |  | DSC02012-2017.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4072 | NFU Mutual Building | The Corn Barn | Building | [NAME] ,Stagsden,BEDFORD | Stagsden | Stagsden | SP | 498455 | 249000 | Retail/commercial | Large 18th C threshing barn north-east of Village Farmhouse. [NAME] Oolite Limestone random rubble with tiled roof. Stone coped gable ends with tie rods, small square windows and several small triangular openings. Recently restored and converted to an office building. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                          www.nfumutual.co.uk/Bedford/       www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.37256) |  |  | DMC-TZ6 231109.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4073 | Stagsden Village Hall | Stagsden School | Building | High Street ,Stagsden,BEDFORD | Stagsden | Stagsden | SP | 498089 | 248840 | Entertainment/leisure | Original school built in Gothic style. [NAME] Oolite Limestone rubble walling with steeply pitched plain tile roof with parapet. Gable ends with moulded kneelers and finial. One storey and one storey plus attic on a T-plan. Central projecting gabled wing with groups of three lancets with shouldered heads. Right hand wing has arcaded timber loggia with gabled dormer above and half-hipped gable. Left hand two large stone chimney stacks with set-offs on side walls of wings and two tiers of 5-light lancets in gable end. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone , Portland Freestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                 www.npcltd.co.uk/Projects/Stagsden_Village_hall.htm                   www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.37252) |  | Restored in 2003 using stone from Woodlands Farm Quarry, [NAME], Bucks (outside the county) | DSC02022-2027.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4074 | Charity Wharf canal wall |  | Other | Near Leighton Road ,Linslade,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Linslade | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 491536 | 224984 | Wall/archway/gateway | Short length of canal wall that was originally part of Charity Wharf built during the early 19th C, shortly after the canal opened. Large blocks of Lower Greensand random rubble set in mortar. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.bedfordshire.gov.uk                                            Willis, R.V. 1984. op. cit. |  | Canal wall seen from Leighton Road or Brantom's Wharf towpath bridge on Leighton Buzzard side of can | DSC02035.jpg, [NAME],                                       personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4075 | Walls, Heath Park Road |  | Other | Heath Park Road  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492372 | 227138 | Wall/archway/gateway | Lower Greensand random rubble set in mortar. Walls extend both sides of Heath Park Road with various copings and embellishments. Variety of stonework indicates different phases of construction and repair. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Sandstone |  |  |  | Site visit. |  | This is a good example of the many garden walls built along roads in this area of Heath and Reach (see Entry Nos.4042-4). Walls along Heath Park Road | DSC02043-2044.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4076 | The Cottage |  | Building | Copper [NAME]  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492235 | 227091 | Dwelling house | Single [NAME] with converted roof space and dormer windows. Fishscale design clay tiled roof. Random rubble laid neatly to courses. Limestone quoins and string course to main wall and in ornate chimney stack. Renovated and extended in 2000 using stone from local quarry. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  | 55510, |  | Site visit. Discussion with neighbour whose son did the renovations in 2000 |  |  | DSC02049-2050.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4077 | The Annexe |  | Building | Copper [NAME]  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492231 | 227073 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached house converted from hayshed and outbuildings belonging to Heath Park Lodge (Entry No.4043). Random rubble set in mortar, conspicuously different style on front elevation reflecting 2001 renovation. Limestone quoins and dressings. Yellow brick string courses. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  | 55510, |  | Site visit. Discussion with neighbour whose son did the renovations in 2001 |  |  | DSC02051-2053.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4078 | Pump House | New Spring Water Pumping Station | Building | Great North Road  ,BIGGLESWADE | Biggleswade | Edworth | TL | 521050 | 241640 | Industrial | Water pumping station designed by [NAME], Chief Engineer to the Biggleswade Water Board. Large blocks of neatly coursed plain ashlar Lower Greensand on projecting central porch, with smaller blocks of squared rubble built to courses forming the other walls. Large arched doorway to front porch with 2 square turrets to roof level. North and south elevations each have large central semi-circular 3-light windows flanked by side windows each with cambered heads. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                     www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.10495) |  | Northbound carriageway of [NAME], north of [NAME] | DSC02126-2128.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4079 | [NAME] |  | Building | Linslade Road ,Heath and Reach,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Heath and Reach | Heath and Reach | SP | 491321 | 227770 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached house of Lower Greensand random rubble set in mortar. Interesting roofline with hipped and gabled ends. Red brick quoins and window dressings. Splayed bay windows to front with a number of casements to both upper and lower storeys. Open single-storey porched doorway. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  | 36680, |  | Site visit.                                                   www.bedfordshire.gov.uk |  | It is thought that the building stone came from the nearby sand pit | DSC02125.jpg, [NAME],                                                  personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4080 | 30 Lane's End |  | Building | 30 Lane's End ,Heath and Reach,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Heath and Reach | Heath and Reach | SP | 492325 | 227973 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached house built of random rubble set in mortar, but with an interesting use of smaller and larger blocks to convey a sense of coursing. Red brick quoins and dressings. Wooden casement windows to upper and lower storeys. |  |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit. |  |  | DSC02065.jpg, [NAME],                                personal collection. | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4081 | The Folly |  | Building | Church End ,Steppingley,BEDFORD | Steppingley | Steppingley | TL | 501203 | 235472 | Dwelling house | A most handsome building, a former school built by [NAME]. Neatly dressed blocks of Lower Greensand laid to courses and used as quoins. Contrasting pale limestone, probably Great Oolite Limestone, used for window mouldings, string courses, decoration on the chimney stacks and on the embattled parapet. Loosely Tudor in style with asymmetrical front elevation. Two projecting chimney stacks, the lower parts combined with buttresses, the upper parts octagonal. All windows are square-headed, the lights with cambered arches. All have square labels with geometrical moulded stops. |  | Not Entered.  (Listed Grade II. Steppingley Conservation area). | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.              www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.38090 and HER No.6616)                                                            Pevsner, N. 1968. op. cit. |  |  | DSC02075-2077.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4082 | The School House |  | Building | Church End ,Steppingley,BEDFORD | Steppingley | Steppingley | TL | 501221 | 235466 | Dwelling house | Former schoolhouse, built by [NAME], now a private dwelling. Ground floor of neatly dressed coursed Lower Greensand, first floor with colourwashed plaster and applied timber frame decoration. Loosely Tudor in style. Two-storeyed T-plan building with single storeyed outbuilding projecting from NE, forming overall L-plan. Main W block is jettied at first floor level. Ground floor windows are mullioned and square-headed, in pale limestone, each light with a cambered arch. |  | Not Entered.  (Listed Grade II     Steppingley Conservation area). | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.38091 and HER No.13843)                                                                  Pevsner, N. 1968. op. cit. |  |  | DSC02078-2079.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4083 | Beecheners Close |  | Building | 20 Church End ,Steppingley,BEDFORD | Steppingley | Steppingley | TL | 501241 | 235426 | Dwelling house | Coursed Greensand rubble set in mortar, with occasional red brick repairs. Single storey and attic, with 19th C leaded light casements, 2 gable dormers and a gabled doorhood. |  | Not Entered.  (Listed Grade III   Steppingley Conservation area). | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site visit.                www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.3761) |  | Included in the 1960 Provisional List at Grade III, but not in the current list | DSC02080.jpg, [NAME],                                                             personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4084 | Woburn Lower School |  | Building | Bedford Street ,Woburn,MILTON KEYNES | Woburn | Woburn | SP | 494864 | 233268 | Civic | School house originally built in 1582, but reworked c.1830 by [NAME]. Coursed ironstone with Great Oolite Limestone ashlar dressings. Substantial rectangular structure. Ground and first floors have numerous limestone mullioned windows, some in Totternhoe Stone, others in oolite. Attic has 4 gabled dormers with 2-light mullioned windows. Adjoining to ground floor and projecting to road is a small gabled block. Road frontage has central gable containing 4-centred arch with double doors, surmounted by limestone decorative panel. Flanking this, 2 short ironstone walls with limestone ashlar dressings. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone , Totternhoe Stone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.38202)    www.bedfordshire.gov.uk       www.woburnlower.beds.sch.uk |  |  | DSC02087-2088.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4085 | The London Entrance, Woburn Estate |  | Other | [NAME] ,Woburn,MILTON KEYNES | Woburn | [NAME] | SP | 496306 | 230902 | Wall/archway/gateway | Entrance lodge, gateway and screen walls to the Woburn Estate, built by [NAME] around 1805-10. Ashlar, partly Totternhoe Stone, partly Portland Stone. Concave structure approx. 100m wide, consisting of central gateway flanked by symmetrical stretches of tall curved walling consisting of panels separated by rusticated pilasters, 11 to each side. The gateway has a tall central carriage arch flanked by smaller pedestrian arches, with semi-circular heads containing iron gates. Between and flanking the arches are 4 giant order Ionic columns on pedestals. Entablature breaks forward over columns, surmounted by rectangular panel with carved relief of Bedford arms. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | CHALK | Totternhoe Stone , Portland Freestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                         www.heritagegateway.org.uk (LBS No.38161)                   www.parksandgardens.ac.uk            www.nationalarchives.gov.uk (Ref No. R3/2114/525)                                          Pevsner, N. 1968. op. cit. |  | Entrance to the [NAME] estate off the A4012, This distinctive building stone came from one of several small quarries formerly active in the Totternhoe area | DSC02092-2102.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 B [NAME] | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4086 | Oakley |  | Village | ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 501062 | 252967 |  | Attractive village with many limestone rubble buildings, particularly associated with the former Bedford Estate. The church stands slightly aside from the village and is principally 12-13th C. Other important buildings include the 16th C Rectory Cottage and several architecturally interesting, mid-19th C estate houses. | 16th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone | Not Entered | 31722, |  | Site visit.                                                   Various websites |  |  | Various images available on the internet | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4087 | Rectory Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 501042 | 252932 | Dwelling house | Former rectory that backs onto the churchyard, altered and extended in the 19th and 20th C. Two storeys, timber-framed gable ends rendered over. North wall of coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble with small windows. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.9200) |  |  | DSC03568.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4088 | [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME] ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 500825 | 252886 | Structure | A typical causeway bridge, about 3m wide, carrying Church Lane over the River Great Ouse. Five small semi-circular arches and a later one added onto the north end. All of coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble, probably local, although the upstream parapet was rebuilt above the arches in 1982 using Portland Stone. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone , Portland Freestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1722) |  |  | DSC03572.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4089 | The Bedford Arms public house |  | Building | High Street ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 500719 | 253571 | Entertainment/leisure | Public house with range of attached outbuildings and 19th C rear extension. Main walls of roughly coursed limestone rubble with deeply weathered quoins. North elevation has first floor 2-light horizontal sash with glazing bars, ground floor two pointed arched windows and one 3-light casement, all with glazing bars. Attic windows in gable ends. West elevation with one storey slightly recessed stone wing with two front casements with glazing bars. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1717) |  |  | DSC03581.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4090 | The Little House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 500748 | 253331 | Dwelling house | Attractive Bedford Estate house of coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble with ashlar dressings. Red and purple patterned tile roof with crested ridge tiles. Multi-gabled house with either recessed trefoil design or [NAME] badge in gable ends. One storey and attics. Paired attic mullion casements with lattice lights and pointed arched heads. Similar ground floor windows with canted bays to right hand side of west and south elevations. Gabled porch to east elevation with ashlar gable coping and finial. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.9202) |  | House is located on The Drive, the entrance road to Oakley House | DSC03573.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4091 | Dial House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 500684 | 253280 | Dwelling house | Late 19th C house of coursed Great Oolite Limestone. Long 2-storey building with 4 first floor sash windows and 3 ground floor sashes. Pointed arched doorway with ashlar surround and small casement window to left hand side. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone , Welsh Slate |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.9205) |  | House is located on the entrance road to Oakley House | DSC03577.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4092 | Reynes Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 500766 | 253310 | Dwelling house | Bedford Estate cottage of coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble. Two storeys, all 20th C windows, some have leaded lights. Left hand projecting stone chimney stack with ashlar quoins. To the right of this is a double-pitched porch projection with stone gable copings and finials. One storey outbuilding attached to west gable end. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.9203) |  | House is located on The Drive, the entrance road to Oakley House | HER photograph archive F1045/6 | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4093 | 29 Church Lane |  | Building | 29 Church Lane ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 500825 | 253367 | Dwelling house | Unusual and attractive Bedford Estate house built of coursed Great Oolite Limestone random rubble with large quoins. One storey and attics. Two rubble chimney stacks with ashlar quoins. Modillion eaves with moulded kneelers. Main block has a central projecting gabled wing and gabled porch to its left supported by two new columns Left hand recessed wing with sightly forward projecting gable. Windows are all 2-light lattice mullion casements. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.9201) |  |  | DSC03578.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4094 | [NAME] |  | Building | Westfield Road ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 500365 | 253439 | Dwelling house | Bedford Estate house of coursed Great Oolite Llimestone rubble with ashlar quoins and dressings. Two storey and attics. West elevation has LH projecting gable with 2-light mullion casement above and a ground floor canted bay. Gabled porch with stone coping and square headed moulded doorway. North elevation to road has two large gables with two 2-light casements to each floor. Rear small projecting gabled wing. All windows are cast iron lattice casements. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.9221) |  |  | DSC03580.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4095 | 23 Station Road |  | Building | 23 Station Road ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 501233 | 253935 | Dwelling house | Terrace of Bedford Estate cottages. [NAME] rubble with yellow brick dressings. Two-storey, H-plan, with 2-light and 3-light sash windows in each storey. Projecting gables have ground floor flat-roofed bays with eaves cornice. Central double flat roofed porch. Doorways and window openings have cambered heads in brick. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone , Welsh Slate |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.9215) |  | This terrace of similar cottages (19-25 Station Road) is typified by No.23. A modern extension is being added to the southern end of the terrace | DSC03582.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4096 | Oakley |  | Building | 31 Station Road ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 501254 | 253892 | Dwelling house | Fine terrace of Bedford Estate cottages. Coursed limestone rubble with yellow brick dressings. Hipped clay tile roof with dentil eaves. Front elevation with slightly projecting end wings and a large central wing, two bays in width. Casements with glazing bars to first floor and ground floor, all under slightly cambered heads. To sides of central wing are lean-to porches. Doorways have semi-circular fanlights. Cross wings have similar gables to porches on side elevations. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                    www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.9216) |  | This terrace of cottages (27-33 Station Road) is typified by No.31. They are larger and more ornate than those to the north (Entry No.4095) and south (Entry No.4097) | HER photograph archive F1036/2a-3a | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4097 | 35 Station Road |  | Building | 35 Station Road ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 501272 | 253867 | Dwelling house | Terrace of Bedford estate cottages. [NAME] rubble with yellow brick dressings. Hipped clay tile roof, 2-storey, with no protruding gables. Identical 2-light casement windows with glazing bars on upper storey. Flat bracketed doorhoods. |  |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.9217) |  | This terrace of similar cottages (35-41 Station Road) is typified by No.35 | DSC03583.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4098 | Community Hall | Formerly the Oakley Primary School | Building | [NAME] ,Oakley,BEDFORD | Oakley | Oakley | TL | 501174 | 253113 | Entertainment/leisure | Former Bedford Estate school. [NAME] rubble with ashlar dressings. One-storey schoolroom with projecting one-storey and attics gabled wing to left hand side which formed the school house. Schoolroom has gabled dormer and three tall 2-light casements with glazing bars, mullion and central transom, surmounted by drip moulds. Gabled porch in angle between wings has stone gable coping with finial and four-centred arched doorway with drip mould. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.9213) |  |  | DSC03584.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4099 | 3 Thurleigh Road |  | Building | 3 Thurleigh Road ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 501916 | 256081 | Dwelling house | Formerly a row of five cottages, now modernised extensively and all windows replaced in UVPC. No.3 is the RH cottage, preserving coursed limestone walling beneath a thatched roof. Dormers given over mainly to windows. Flat-topped roof to front porch. | 17th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.5780) |  | This was formerly a Grade III listed building, now converted to a pair of near-identical cottages | DSC03585.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4100 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Building | ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 501702 | 255732 | Dwelling house | [NAME] only complete country house, a confident Gothic Revival design. Coursed local Great Oolite Limestone rubble, probably from nearby Pavenham, with ashlar dressings, red brick relieving arches over windows, and some chequer brick and stone work. Both facades are extremely asymmetrical, but motifs include bay-windows, very steep dormers and large Gothic windows. |  | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1093)                                   Pevsner, N. 1968. op cit. |  |  | DSC03586.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4101 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 500820 | 250614 | Entertainment/leisure | Coaching inn and part of the [NAME] estate for most of the 19th C. Two-storey, three-bay house with modern windows and porch. All in somewhat irregular coursed Great Oolite Limestone blocks of varying types. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.10166) |  |  | DSC02145-2146.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4102 | [NAME] |  | Building | Stagsden Road ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 500821 | 250633 | Dwelling house | Two-storey, three-bay house with three hipped dormer windows to front elevation. Prominent quoins and stone lintels to ground floor windows, timber lintel to front door. Attractive red tile roof with stone coped gable ends and brick chimneys. Neatly coursed Great Oolite Limestone block walling. Adjoining buildings appear to be older (late 17th C?), in darker [NAME]. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                                 www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1559) |  |  | DSC02147-2148.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4103 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 501344 | 251255 |  | Straggling village with several clusters of stone buildings, all characteristically of coursed limestone rubble. The 13th C church stands isolated in Bromham Park and several other important structures include the Swan Inn, [NAME], the village school and the spectacular bridge over the River Great Ouse. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone | Not Entered | 20983,31743,31744,31745, |  | Site visit.                                                   Various websites |  | Several small pits in the village are said to have produced much of the local building stone | Various images available on the internet | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4104 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 501061 | 250694 | Industrial | 18th C or early 19th C mill rebuilt on the site of an earlier mill. The mill itself is of red brick, but the adjoining two-storey building is limestone rubble walling with stone lintels to doors and windows. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                                 www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1029) |  |  | DSC02140-2142.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4105 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 501030 | 250687 | Dwelling house | Two-storey stone cottage next to mill, predominantly of limestone rubble walling with rendered concrete dressings to mullioned windows. Central front door under modern gabled porch. Age of original building is not known but the fabric was extensively renewed in 1903. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.10165) |  |  | DSC02144.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4106 | [NAME] |  | Building | 37 Village Road ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 500738 | 250946 | Dwelling house | Pair of estate cottages, each on a L-plan with one storey and attic. Front elevation with two prominent gables, each with 2-light dormer windows. Ground floor with two outer doors and two 3-light lattice windows. Prominent cluster of six hexagonal brick chimneys. Walling predominantly of coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble with stone lintels to windows. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.10159) |  |  | DSC02164-2165.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4107 | Coach House |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 501581 | 251252 | Dwelling house | Former coach house to [NAME] now converted to a house. 'L' shaped with short projecting wing on south side. Several casements with wooden lintels. West gable end has first floor window with drip mould over 3 lights and narrow slit windows on ground floor. Walling of uncoursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble, all heavily restored. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1558) |  |  | DSC02156-2157.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4108 | [NAME] and schoolhouse |  | Building | Village Road ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 500852 | 251213 | Other/miscellaneous | Village school with schoolhouse attached. Schoolroom at south end with gable end to road; large bargeboard with relief inscription and large 2-light stone mullion and transom window. School house at north end with gable end to road, projecting eaves and plain bargeboards. Qoins and windows of good quality (Northamptonshire?) freestone, although the bulk of Great Oolite Limestone rubble walling is probably local. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                                 www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.7168) |  |  | DSC02161-2162.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4109 | East Lodge |  | Building | Ampthill Road ,Chicksands,SHEFFORD | Chicksands | Campton and Chicksands | TL | 513133 | 238788 | Dwelling house | Gate lodge at the eastern end of Chicksands Priory estate, built in memory of [NAME] (plaque on wall). Two-storey building with more recent additions to the north and west. Ashlar Great Oolite Limestone blocks in courses of irregular height. Stone mullions, transoms and hood mouldings to windows. Stone coping to gable roof with large chimney. Almost identical to the Entrance Lodge (Entry No.4115). |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                                 www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.13040) |  |  | DSC02181.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4110 | Barham House |  | Building | 62 High Street ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 495174 | 256822 | Dwelling house | Late 18th C house in coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble with slate roof and stone gable coping. Double pile building with two storeys and three box gabled dormers. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.2286) |  |  | DSC01723.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4111 | Parish Church of Saint Peter |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BEDFORD | Sharnbrook | Sharnbrook | SP | 499355 | 259586 | Place of Worship | Great Oolite Limestone rubble with some ashlar. Possible original [NAME] nave and chancel, with three bay nave rebuilt, aisles added and chancel extended in the 13th C. Restored extensively c.1855. |  | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1112) |  |  | DSC01823-1826.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4112 | Parish Church of All Saints |  | Building | Stanbridge Road ,Tilsworth,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | Tilsworth | Tilsworth | SP | 497509 | 224279 | Place of Worship | 13th C south arcade of three bays. South aisle rebuilt and west tower constructed over west bay of nave in 15th C. Remainder [NAME] and aisle walling predominantly of Totternhoe Stone, but interspersed with Lower Greensand to produce an attractive random chequerboard effect. Great Oolite Limestone used mainly for repair work, whilst a higher proportion of Lower Greensand occurs in the tower walls. |  | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | CHALK | Great Oolite Limestone , Lower Greensand |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.959) |  | This distinctive building stone came from one of several small quarries formerly active in the Totternhoe area | DSC01906-1912.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4113 | [NAME] |  | Building | 51 Village Road ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 500846 | 251124 | Dwelling house | A pair of estate cottages of coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble, the style of walling reflecting different periods of construction and restoration. No.51 has a gabled dormer and other windows with wide stone cutter flat arches and diamond lattice casements. |  |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.10148) |  |  | DSC02163.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4114 | [NAME] |  | Building | 15 The Green ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 500947 | 251395 | Dwelling house | Two-storey, estate-style house of coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble with clay tile roof and yellow brick chimney stacks. East main wing has four 3-light windows under square hood moulds and some red brickwork on the gable. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                                 www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.10164) |  |  | DSC02166-2167.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4115 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Chicksands,SHEFFORD | Chicksands | Campton and Chicksands | TL | 512630 | 238672 | Dwelling house | Entrance lodge belonging to [NAME], built in memory of [NAME] (plaque on wall). Two-storey, square pile of ashlar Great Oolite Limestone blocks in courses of irregular height. Stone mullions, transoms and hood mouldings to leaded lights. Similar to the East Lodge (Entry No.4109). |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                                                 www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.13039) |  |  | DSC02186.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4116 | Parish Church of All Saints |  | Building | Rectory Road ,Campton,SHEFFORD | Campton | Campton and Chicksands | TL | 512987 | 238066 | Place of Worship | 13-14th C interior but extensively reworked in 1898. Neatly coursed Lower Greensand blockwork on tower and at east end, but less regular rubble walling on aisles. Ashlar limestone dressings to windows, buttresses, string courses and battlements. | 13th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1030) |  |  | DSC02182-2184.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4117 | Parish Church of All Saints |  | Building | The Grove ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TL | 504356 | 241425 | Place of Worship | 14-15th C parish church, much restored. Mainly of coursed Lower Greensand with badly weathered string courses and window dressings of Totternhoe Stone. South porch mainly of various Great Oolite Limestone and Ancaster Stone (Inferior Oolite). Great Oolite Limestone and mortar rendering used extensively for repair work, especially to the Totternhoe Stone mouldings. Proportion of limestone and cobbles used in the walls increases towards the east end of the church. | 14th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , [NAME] , Cobbles , Great Oolite Limestone , Totternhoe Stone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.948) |  |  | DSC02187-2200.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4118 | Wilkes Almshouses |  | Building | 35 North Street  ,LEIGHTON BUZZARD | [NAME] | Leighton-Linslade | SP | 492206 | 225285 | Dwelling house | Narrow dwelling, one of ten almshouses originally built in 1630, rebuilt in 1857 and extended in 1873. No.35 is of dressed blocks of Lower Greensand with yellow-grey ([NAME]?) brick dressings and oolite window sills and lintels. Small gabled dormer to first floor leaded light. Pale orange string courses may be from the Middle Jurassic (Inferior Oolite) Northampton Sand Formation. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone , [NAME] |  | 9839, |  | Site visit.                                                      www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.4653) |  | Adjoinging cottage (No. 33) is architecturally similar, but larger. The other cottages in the row are of brick with Lower Greensand dressings | DSC01734-1737.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Central Bedfordshire Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4119 | Parish Church of Saint Mary the Virgin |  | Building | ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 499612 | 241151 | Place of Worship | Earlier 14th and 15th C parish church with some 19th C reworkings. Mainly Greensand coursed rubblestone, including some flints and unusually pebbly conglomerates. Dressings and battlements in Great Oolite Limestone, some badly weathered Totternhoe Stone. |  | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Greensand , Great Oolite Limestone , Totternhoe Stone |  |  |  | Site visit.                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.8106)                                Notcutt, G. & Eccles, C. 1987. op. cit. |  |  | DSC01727-1732.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4120 | 55 High Street |  | Building | 55 High Street ,[NAME],BEDFORD | Sharnbrook | Sharnbrook | SP | 499586 | 259620 | Dwelling house | Two-storey coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble cottage. Ground floor with two large 3-light windows under plastered heads, separated by front door. Identical windows on first floor. Wide brick stack. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.6553) |  | Forms LH dwelling of a row of three similar cottages | DSC03648.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-AUG-09 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4121 | Felmersham |  | Village | ,Felmersham,BEDFORD | Felmersham | Felmersham | SP | 499140 | 257844 |  | A village with an interesting variety of listed buildings, dominated by the cathedral-like parish church which is predominantly 13th C, with 15th C alterations. Most of the important buildings are of Great Oolite Limestone coursed rubblestone with slate, thatch or tile roofs. Good examples are the Tithe Barn (15th C), many substantial 17th C dwellings (The Manor, College Farmhouse, [NAME], Rectory Cottage), modest 18th C farm cottages (1-3 Church End, West Cottage) and the imposing late 19th C mansion (West and East Grange). Most of the limestones are assumed to be local, although better quality freestone for mouldings may well have been imported from nearby counties. |  | Not Entered.  (Conservation area with many listed buildings ). | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit.                                                   Various websites |  |  | Various images available on the internet | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4122 | Tithe Barn |  | Building | Church End ,Felmersham,BEDFORD | Felmersham | Felmersham | SP | 499175 | 257824 | Dwelling house | [NAME] rubble with some shaped-in blocks. Eight bays in length with buttresses, much restored, on the north elevation. Windows and doors under wooden lintels. Two large projecting gabled cart entrances on south side. Extensively renovated and converted into several residential units 1980-82. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.5663) |  |  | DSC03628.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4123 | Felmersham Bridge | [NAME] | Other | ,Felmersham,BEDFORD | Felmersham | Sharnbrook | SP | 499044 | 257889 | Structure | [NAME] rubble, with 5 arches and 4 cutwaters on the upstream (west) side. Simple rounded parapet and square terminals at each end. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.1058) |  | Southern end abuts the Felmersham parish boundary | DSC03629.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4124 | The Old Rectory |  | Building | The High Road ,Felmersham,BEDFORD | Felmersham | Felmersham | SP | 499165 | 257748 | Dwelling house | Former 17th C vicarage in coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble, restored 1846 (datestone on north gable end). Two storeys and attics. Integral gable end red brick ridge stack with two joined shafts. Street elevation has 19th C windows with diamond leaded panes, all have (or have had) heavily moulded wooden mullions and transoms. |  | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.5664) |  | Rectory Cottage is adjoining - identical style | DSC03630.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4125 | Bridge Cottage |  | Building | The High Road ,Felmersham,BEDFORD | Felmersham | Felmersham | SP | 499091 | 257851 | Dwelling house | Heavily altered L-shaped cottage of coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble, 18th or 19th C. Two storeys, with a variety of modern windows on the ground floor and a gabled stone porch. Gabled dormers on the upper storey of the east wing.one wing of the first floor. Brick outbuildings. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.5162) |  |  | DSC03631.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4126 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 496676 | 258005 |  | A small, attractive village of historical interest, drawn out along the main road that runs through the Ouse valley. The earliest buildings are medieval, but the present parish church is 15th C and built of Northamptonshire limestone. Other buildings in the village are characterisically of coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble, probably local in origin because there are many old records of pits and quarries around here and the neighbouring village of [NAME]. Of particular importance are [NAME] (17th C) and several farmhouses and rows of cottages of the same era. | 15th Century | Not Entered.  (Odell Conservation Area). | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone | Not Entered |  |  | Site visit.                                                   Various websites |  |  | Various images available on the internet | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4127 | The Bell public house |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 496524 | 257709 | Entertainment/leisure | Inn of 17th C origins, extended and modernised. Coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble under thatch. Left hand wing slightly recessed, with ground floor bay window. Two storeys. Main part has three ground floor casements with wooden lintels over, and two similar first floor windows. Modern extensions at rear. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.2416) |  |  | DSC03635.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4128 | Odell Primary School |  | Building | High Street ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 496403 | 257648 | Civic | Late 19th century school and schoolhouse of coursed Great Oolite Limestone rubble. Built on H-plan, with school house at left hand gable end, school entrance in centre, and school room at right hand gable. Windows and door have wooden mullions and transoms and are set under two centred cambered heads in ashlar. School house of two storeys has two slightly projecting external stacks on east side; school room has gabled bell-cote with inscription over gable end. Large external stone stack with brick top to rear of central part. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.7165) |  |  | DSC03636.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4129 | 91 High Street |  | Building | 91 High Street ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 496537 | 257723 | Dwelling house | Formerly a pair of 18th C cottages, but now one house. [NAME] rubble with stone coped gable at west end. Two storeys, front elevation has three first floor casements with glazing bars. Ground floor with two bay windows and central door. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.5826) |  |  | DSC03637.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area
4130 | River View Cottage |  | Building | 79 [NAME] ,[NAME],BEDFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | SP | 496537 | 257723 | Dwelling house | Late C17 or early C18 range of cottages, with No.79 at the RH end. [NAME] rubble. Two storeys, with two 3-light casement windows with leaded lights on both storeys. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | Great Oolite Limestone |  |  |  | Site vist.                                                        www.heritagegateway.org.uk (HER No.2417) |  | Other cottages in the row are very similar | DSC03638.jpg, [NAME], personal collection | 31-MAR-10 M Whiteley | Bedford Borough Council | Bedfordshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:26:34 | Bedfordshire English Heritage Atlas Area