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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
28001 | St Marys Church | Bury Parish Church | Building | North Back Rock  ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 380431 | 410859 | Place of Worship | Bury Parish Church, detached tower with broach spire, constructed 1844-5 by A H Cates, of yellow-buff gritstone, possibly Fletcher Bank Grit; tall chancel with clerestory erected in 1871-6 by J S Crowther, using Darley Dale sandstone. All in Victorian Decorated style. | 1844-5 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 175-8 |  |  | 001, MF collection | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28002 | Old Grammar School | [NAME] | Building | The Wylde  ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 380445 | 410937 | Civic | Original town grammar school, single-storey classical range with portico on north side, windows and doorway beneath linked superarches. Probably designed by [NAME], clerk of works to [NAME] at Heaton Hall. | 1784 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 178 |  |  | 002, MF collection | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28003 | Castle Armoury | Bury [NAME] | Building | Castle Street  ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 380338 | 410885 | Military defence/fortification | Mock-Norman façade to offices and drill hall to rear. Contains turrets, crenellations, arrow slits, round-headed windows in pairs and threes. Designed by [NAME] of [NAME] and [NAME]. Extended in 1906-7 by [NAME]. It is said to contain fabric from the Castle, and the remainder is claimed by Barton to be of 'Cumberland Stone'. The dressings are of yellow gritstone; whilst the walling parpoints are of a yellow rock-faced tough fine sandstone. | 1868 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 179; Barton, B T, 1874 History of Bury, Co-op Printing Society, 28 |  |  | 003, MF collection | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28004 | Derby Hall | The Met' Theatre | Building | Market Street  ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 380433 | 410762 | Civic | Designed by [NAME], 1850, for 13th Earl of Derby. 1850 by [NAME]. In classical style, formerly comprising in one monumental composition (from left to right) the Derby Hotel, Derby Hall, (originally Town Hall) and the Athenaeum, of which the rest was demolished in mid C20. In form of a Corinthian classical temple, in sandstone ashlar. Interior contained the assemby room, the court house, the police station, and a public baths in the basement. The basement order was of hammer-dressed gritstone, with the upper orders and detail in yellow sandstone. | 1850 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 181-2. http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210687-derby-hall-bury; accessed March 2, 2011 |  |  | 004, MF colln | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28005 | Technical School | Arts and Crafts Centre | Building | Broad Street  ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 380338 | 410697 | Civic | Free Renaissance Style, designed [NAME]. Broad Street elevation all stone, basement, 1st floor and attic studios. 5 bays, the centre projected as a porch with pedimented attic storey. 3-light windows to principal floors. Façade of coarse 'Cullingworth Sandstone', brick to rear, roof covered in Westmorland slate. | 1893-4 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Cullingworth Sandstone , Westmorland Green Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 179-80; http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210776-bury-school-of-arts-and-crafts-bury |  |  | 005, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28006 | St Marie's RC Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 380289 | 410553 | Place of Worship | In Perpendicular style, by [NAME]. Aisle-less and rectangular. Elaborate west gable front with battlemented porch and 5-light deeply-recessed window flanked by buttresses. Gable is surmounted by octagonal lantern tower with traceried openings and enriched battlemented parapet. Wholly of gritstone; tower & detail large parpoints; body of hammer dressed ashlars. | 1841 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 178;  http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210670-church-of-saint-marie-bury |  |  | 006, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28007 | 6-14 Tenterden Street |  | Building | [NAME],BURY | Bury |  | SD | 380170 | 410558 | Dwelling house | Terrace of substantial town houses, in Georgian style with ground floor bay windows, but erected in c.1850, using [NAME]-yellow-grey gritstone ashlars. | c.1850 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Fieldwork |  |  | 007, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28008 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],Manchester Road ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 380187 | 410338 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Clock tower by Maxwell & Tuke, with 'Arts and Crafts Gothic' detailing with an ogee cupola. Superstructure of Portland Stone on a stepped plinth of Aberdeen Granite. Financed by [NAME] in memory of [NAME], his brother. | 1914 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Portland Stone , Aberdeen Granite |  |  |  | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 180 |  |  | 008, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28009 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 380537 | 408926 | Place of Worship | Large apsidal building; with a tall clerestory and a slender belfry in place of a tower which was never built.  Designed by Maycock & Bell, then rebuilt by [NAME]. Bands & detail of Runcorn Stone, with parpoints of yellow [NAME] sandstone. 1871-2; 1899-1901 | 1871-2 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Yorkshire Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Barton, 1874, 156 |  |  | 009, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28010 | Bell School |  | Building | [NAME]  ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 381164 | 411158 | Civic | Eight bay single storey façade with offset, [NAME] style with pointed arched windows & doorways with drip moulds over; probably reduced in height and re-roofed in late C20. | Mid C19 |  | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone |  |  | 395, | Fieldwork |  |  | 010, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28011 | Openshaw Park Lodge |  | Building | Rochdale Road  ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 381610 | 410652 | Dwelling house | Small park lodge, late Victorian, hall with cross-wing style, wing has timber-framed upper gable. All in Accrington brick with bands & detail of pink-dark red Runcorn Stone. Surrounding park walls & gate piers of gritstone; nearby is a large erratic of possible volcanic rock. | 1888 |  | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Runcorn Red Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork; http://www.bury.gov.uk/LeisureAndCulture/ParksAndRecreation/UrbanParks/OpenshawPark/History.htm |  |  | 011, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28012 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME] Street  ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 381368 | 411080 | Place of Worship | Designed by [NAME], C13 style, lancet windows, west tower with tall paired lancets and pinnacles. Building had a clerestory, but was burnt out in 2004, and rebuilt with a modern roof and converted to flats. Aslar fabric is gritstone, honey-coloured, probably Rough Rock. In graveyard is table tomb of local archaeologist [NAME]; 1868; 2005 | 1838-41 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock |  |  | 3823, | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 184 |  |  | 012, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28013 | St Thomas Church |  | Building | Pimhole Road  ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 381446 | 410688 | Place of Worship | Designed by [NAME]. Early English style. Nave, aisles, and chancel with north-west tower of three stages with waisted spire. Windows are double and triple lancets, with colonnettes. Walling is rock-faced hard yellow medium sandstone parpoints, supposedly from Horncliffe Quarry, Lancashire (Lower Haslingden Flags); detail of Birtle Stone (Rough Rock). External column shafts of red Mansfield Stone, also shafts of Cornish Serpentine. A 'fussy' building. | 1866 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Lower [NAME] , Mansfield Red , Serpentine , Slate |  | 3823, |  | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 184 |  |  | 013, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28014 | [NAME] | Alexander Nursing Home | Building | Pimhole Road  ,BURY | Bury |  | SD | 381471 | 410690 | Dwelling house | Large detached house, similar in style to adjacent church, with tall pointed windows, late Victorian, probably all Rough Rock. | 11866 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 3823, | Fieldwork |  |  | 014, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28015 | Smethurst Hall |  | Building | Smethurst Hall Road ,Jericho,BURY | Jericho |  | SD | 383571 | 411800 | Dwelling house | Large detached house, of various dates, but much altered. Originally a detached hall, but divided into 3 in C20. Left-hand section is cross-wing. Originally C16/17, rebuilt mid C18, 19, & 20. Local gritstone. | C16-20 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 3823, | Fieldwork; http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210727-smethurst-hall-bury |  |  | 015, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28016 | All Saint's Church |  | Building | Orrel Street ,Elton,BURY | [NAME] |  | SD | 379459 | 411143 | Place of Worship | Designed by [NAME], built 1841-3. [NAME] style with big square tower over chancel, restored as flats in 2004-5. Plinth, windows, detail are of [NAME]-yellow grit; walls of matching coloured current bedded sandstone. Impressive landmark looking out over the long-destroyed suburb of Elton. | 1841-3 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 183 |  |  | 016, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28017 | All Saint's School |  | Building | Orrel Street ,Elton,BURY | [NAME] |  | SD | 379503 | 411190 | Civic | [NAME] building with corbel table between buttresses. Wholly of gritstone. Now in use as a nursery. | 1841-3? |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 183 |  |  | 017, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28018 | Help me Thru' plus houses |  | Building | 133-47 Crostons Road ,Elton,BURY | [NAME] |  | SD | 379648 | 411250 | Dwelling house | Public house in centre of terraced row, local vernacular, early C19, a rare survival, but not listed. Purple-pink-orange sandstone suggests Cannel or Trencherbone quarried at nearby Bury Bridge. | Early C19 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 018, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28019 | [NAME] | Burrs Farm House | Building | [NAME] ,Burrs,BURY | Burrs |  | SD | 379928 | 412707 | Dwelling house | Three bay farmhouse, originally two dwellings, local vernacular mullioned windows with drip moulds over, later outshuts to rear; began to sell beer in late C19; interior ripped out in 1990's. [NAME] of gritstone; walls of red-purple-buff Trencherbone or Cannel. | 1751 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Fletcher Bank Stone , Sandstone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 019, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28020 | Calrow's Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BURY | Higher Woodhill |  | SD | 380085 | 412071 | Dwelling house | Low vernacular farmhouse, two floors, dated 1715, with mullioned windows & hood moulds over; later taller Georgian wing now much altered. Probably Cannel or Trencherbone from Bury Bridge. | 1715 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 020, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28021 | Christ Church |  | Building | Church Street ,Ainsworth,BURY | Ainsworth |  | SD | 376339 | 410164 | Place of Worship | Small village church on site of earlier building, designed by [NAME] in Gothic Revival style. Squat west tower with pinnacles, aisleless body with lancet windows, watershot sandstone, yellow/buff, purple, red, orange; probably [NAME]. | 1831-2 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 15301, | [NAME] |  |  | 021, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28023 | Hooks Cottage |  | Building | 9 Knowsley Road ,Ainsworth,BURY | Ainsworth |  | SD | 376337 | 410328 | Dwelling house | Small symmetrical 2-bay house, with central doorway; three light mullions to sides & above, with drip moulds. Datestone 1773. | 1773 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  | 15301, | Fieldwork |  |  | 023, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28024 | Holly Park | Christ Church Rectory | Building | Church Street ,Ainsworth,BURY | Ainsworth |  | SD | 376299 | 410173 | Dwelling house | 2 storey house with 3 sash windows to front & central porch with Tuscan columns; lancet stair window to rear. [NAME]-yellow-grey sandstone, similar to church. | 1832 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15301, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210635-holly-park-bury |  |  | 024, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28025 | Nos.2-48 |  | Building | Church Street ,Ainsworth,BURY | Ainsworth |  | SD | 376434 | 410208 | Dwelling house | Row of c.1830 back-to-back dwellings, originally built as 'club houses', on village main street. Plain vernacular style, with sash windows, all now 'through' houses. [NAME]-yellow-red-purple sandstone, probably Cannel from nearby quarry. | c.1830 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15301, | Fieldwork, pers comm [NAME] (No.18) |  |  | 025, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28026 | Ainsworth |  | Village | ,Ainsworth,BURY | Ainsworth |  | SD | 376339 | 410164 |  | Hilltop village strung along a road & a few streets; church in existence in C16. Stone-built vernacular houses, church, non-conformist chapel, and 2 pubs, mainly in local Cannel Rock ashlar. Stone buildings C18-C19, later houses of brick. Roof coverings of Pennine flagstone or Welsh slate. | C18-C20 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Pennine Sandstone Flags | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Fieldwork |  | [NAME] was on road near to village centre, now infilled as open space |  | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28027 | Christ Church | [NAME] | Building | High Street ,[NAME],BURY | [NAME] |  | SD | 377671 | 411562 | Place of Worship | Designed by [NAME], and similar in detail to his work at St Thomas, Bury; although simpler and smaller in scale (see 28013 above). In a Geometric Gothic style, with tall tower & steeple at SE corner. Size out of all proportion to village it serves, and dominates landscape for miles around, high on a natural ridge. Used [NAME] (Rough Rock). | 1889-92 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  | 9641, |  | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 671 |  |  | 027, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28028 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],RADCLIFFE | [NAME] |  | SD | 378486 | 407229 | Place of Worship | 1862-4; 1871-2 - During the early C19, the town of [NAME] migrated from the manor house site to a new location at Radcliffe Bridge. This 'new' church provided a spiritual centre for that new settlement; it was designed by [NAME] in Perpendicular style. W tower with panelled middle stage, top stage with paired louvred windows and panelled battlements and pinnacles. Battlemented chancel, aisles and pave. Clerestory windows straight-headed, rest 4-centre-headed. Said to be of parpoints with Hollington Stone dressings. | 1862-4 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Hollington Stone , Slate |  |  |  | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210589-church-of-st-thomas-bury (accessed 2/3/11) |  |  |  | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28029 | Tithebarn |  | Building | Potter Street  ,RADCLIFFE | [NAME] |  | SD | 379516 | 407624 | Other/miscellaneous | The 'migration' of [NAME] to a new site on a crossing of the river left a cluster of three early buildings to survive at the early settlement site. The Tithebarn, probably of late 17th century date, is one of these. In the form of a barn, with multiple openings. It may have been timber-framed, with stone walling replacing the earlier structure. Of pink-red sandstone (Nob End Rock?); with Pennine Flagstone roof. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Nob End Rock , Pennine Sandstone Flags |  |  | 96824, | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 573 |  |  | 029, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28030 | Old Blackford Bridge |  | Other | Off Roach Street ,Blackford Bridge,RADCLIFFE | Blackford Bridge |  | SD | 380664 | 407641 | Wall/archway/gateway | The main road southwards from Bury to [NAME] used to cross the river Roch at a point several hundred metres below the existing Blackford Bridge. Here stand the remains of a late C17 or C18 bridge, originally of two spans, although the north one collapsed in the C20. There are a pair of abutments, and a central pier with cutwaters, and the south span, in a graceful semi-circular arch. Although still soot-stained, the fabric is red-pink-buff, and Nob End Rock from [NAME] is suggested. | C17/18 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Nob End Rock |  |  | 96824, | Fieldwork |  |  | 030, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28031 | St Marys Church |  | Building | Bury Street  ,RADCLIFFE | [NAME] |  | SD | 379691 | 407578 | Place of Worship | Chancel arch of Decorated period. 2-bay nave probably late Perpendicular. North transept with some mediaeval masonry. Former south transept demolished on construction of south aisle by J M and H [NAME] in 1870-73, when most of the exterior was designed. Chancel of 1817. Tower probably C15, but dated '1665', when it was probably merely restored. Vestry of 1903. Bulk of building in red-purple-buff sandstone (Nob End Rock?); late C19 south aisle & south chapel in gritstone. | 1th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Nob End Rock , Millstone Grit , Slate |  |  | 96824, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210617-church-of-saint-mary-and-saint-bartholomew (accessed 2/3/11) |  |  | 031, MF | 02-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28032 | [NAME] |  | Building | Sandford Street  ,RADCLIFFE | [NAME] |  | SD | 379577 | 407508 | Dwelling house | Enigmatic stump of tower, misleadingly commonly described as a 'pele tower'. Was located at the lower end of a medieval timber framed hall range, long destroyed, suggesting it was a kitchen block with a chamber over. Three fireplaces with flues over, a barrel vault over which is now collapsed. All built in red-purple-pink sandstone, probably Nob End Rock. | 15th Century | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Nob End Rock |  |  | 96824, | Fieldwork |  |  | 032, MF | 03-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28033 | All Saints Church |  | Building | Stand ,Whitefield,BURY | [NAME] |  | SD | 380314 | 405985 | Place of Worship | Commissioners' church by [NAME], mixed Gothic in style, with attenuated proportions. Ashlar West tower with ground stage forming enormously lofty open porch, which has wings with elongated lancets. Upper stage of tower has paired lancets. Sides of church have 5 long windows each sub-divided into two by panelled band corresponding to internal galleries. Battlements and tall pinnacles. Canted apsidal east end. Wholly built of gritstone. | 1821-6 | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210629-church-of-all-saints-bury (accessed 3/3/11) |  |  | 033, MF | 03-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28034 | [NAME] |  | Building | 1 Waterside Road ,Summerseat,BURY | Summerseat |  | SD | 379442 | 415121 | Industrial | Built on site of earlier mill, from stone from Wilds Delph in [NAME] by [NAME], designed by Russell & Whitaker. Rubble and coursed stone. Large four storey Italianate block. L-shaped plan with 2-storey warehouse spanning river. Round-arched windows with sill and impost bands. Corbelled dentilled cornice under hipped slate roof. [NAME], quoins, window surrounds are of gritstone (Fletcher Bank); alternate door & window voussoirs of New Red Sandstone; remainder of walling fabric is Carb Sandstone, fine grained with current bedding, possibly Lower Haslingden Flags. | 1874-6 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Lower [NAME] , New Red Sandstone , Slate |  | 395, |  | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 659; Todd, A et al 1995 Images of England: Around Ramsbottom, [NAME], 58 |  |  | 034, MF | 03-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28035 | [NAME] House |  | Building | Waterside Road ,Summerseat,BURY | Summerseat |  | SD | 379403 | 415110 | Industrial | Office block for mill, single-storey, similar design to mill, almost wholly of gritstone. | 1877 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Fieldwork |  |  | 035, MF | 03-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28036 | [NAME] |  | Building | Miller Street ,Summerseat,BURY | Summerseat |  | SD | 379313 | 414980 | Industrial | Warehouse, backing onto railway line, near to mill. Long symmetrical range about a central pediment, two storey, semi-circular headed windows, rubble walls with gritstone quoins. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones , Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Fieldwork |  |  | 036, MF | 03-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28037 | Old Bridge Hall |  | Building | Bridge Hall Lane ,Heap Bridge,BURY | Heap Bridge |  | SD | 382442 | 410751 | Dwelling house | 2 storey house, plus later additions, 2 original five light mullion windows, indicate hall position | C17-18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 3823, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210600-old-bridge-hall-bury |  |  | 037, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28038 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Prestwich,BURY | Prestwich |  | SD | 381091 | 403676 | Place of Worship | Large medieval church, much rebuilt. Tall slender tower at W end, C15; nave & N & S aisles of C16; then chancel, vestry & chapels at E end of C19 & 20; mainly by Austin & Paley. | C15-20 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Sandstone Flags , Sherwood Sandstone |  |  | 15080, | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 564-5 |  |  | 038, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28039 | The Lea |  | Building | 635 Walmersley Road ,Walmersley,BURY | Walmersley |  | SD | 380574 | 413470 | Dwelling house | 2 storey house, 3 windows, pilastered cornice hood doorcase, plus fanlight over | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 15616, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210756-the-lea-bury (accessed 6/3/11) |  |  | 039, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28040 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Building | [NAME] ,Walmersley,BURY | Walmersley |  | SD | 380547 | 413608 | Industrial | Medium sized brewery, included managers house, brewery buildings to rear, & early C19 tower. All burned out in 2007, being rebuilt as housing. | C19-20 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 15616, | Matrix Archaeology Rep. No. 2005-09 ([NAME]) |  |  | 040, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28041 | Christ Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Walmersley,BURY | Walmersley |  | SD | 380489 | 413681 | Place of Worship | Maxwell & Tuke; plain, unaisled, lancet windows & buttresses, detached later west tower. 1883; 1913 | 1883 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 15616, | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 670 |  |  | 041, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28042 | Walmersley School |  | Building | [NAME] ,Walmersley,BURY | Walmersley |  | SD | 380454 | 413676 | Civic | School, plain, single storey, large sash windows w/hood moulds over, watershot stone | 1839 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 15616, | Fieldwork |  |  | 042, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28043 | Mason's Arms PH |  | Building | [NAME] ,Baldingstone,BURY | Baldingstone |  | SD | 380892 | 414183 | Dwelling house | Symmetrical 2 storey house; plain; central doorway with sash windows to either side, three sash windows over. | Early C19 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 15615,15616, | Fieldwork |  | Adjacent to large Rough Rock quarry | 043, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28044 | Baldingstone House |  | Building | 175 Walmersley Old Road ,Baldingstone,BURY | Baldingstone |  | SD | 380778 | 414269 | Dwelling house | Long stone house, pair of round arched windows each side of door, other windws have plain mullions. Stone gutter cornice. Said to be built 1615 C19 extensions. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 15616, | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 670 |  | Adjacent to large Rough Rock quarry | 044, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28045 | Nangreaves | Mount Pleasant | Village | ,Nangreaves,BURY | Nangreaves |  | SD | 380956 | 414987 |  | Isolated moorland purpose built village around mill & millpond, buildings of plain vernacular characted. Some demolished, rest converted to housing in 1980's. Very attractive. | C19-20 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 1516,15616, | Hartwell C et al, 2004, Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 670-1 |  |  | 045, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28046 | Lord [NAME] PH |  | Building | [NAME] ,Nangreaves,BURY | Nangreaves |  | SD | 380964 | 415118 | Dwelling house | Plain 2 storey building, formed of 3 houses. Sash windows with plain surrounds, moulded stone cornice. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 1516,15616, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210704-lord-raglan-public-house-bury (accessed 6/3/11) |  |  | 046, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28047 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Nangreaves,BURY | Nangreaves |  | SD | 380956 | 414987 | Dwelling house | Plain 3 storey pair of houses, with cellars. Central doorways with cornices over; windows have plain stone lintels & cills, dressed quoins. | C18-19 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 1516,15616, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210694-mill-house-and-millyard-house-7-and-8-bu (aacessed 6/3/11) |  |  | 047, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28048 | 30-34 Mount Pleasant |  | Building | [NAME] ,Nangreaves,BURY | Nangreaves |  | SD | 380873 | 415087 | Dwelling house | Plain row of cottages, 2 storeys, one window at each level, doors have stone cills & lintels, stone eaves. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 1516,15616, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210701-30-34-bury (accessed 6/3/11) |  |  | 048, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28049 | 35-40 Mount Pleasant |  | Building | [NAME] ,Nangreaves,BURY | Nangreaves |  | SD | 380759 | 415128 | Dwelling house | Plain row of cottages, 2 storeys, one window at each level, doors have stone cills & lintels. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 1516,15616, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210702-35-40-bury (accessed 6/3/11) |  |  | 049, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28050 | 57-62 Mount Pleasant |  | Building | [NAME] ,Nangreaves,BURY | Nangreaves |  | SD | 380928 | 415032 | Dwelling house | Group of houses, appear to be largely new build using old materials. 2-3 storeys high, plain cills & lintels, round-headed windows at 2nd floor level. Not attractive or well balance. | Late C20 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock |  |  | 1516,15616, | Fieldwork |  |  | 050, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28051 | Bast House | Bast House Farm | Building | [NAME] ,Nangreaves,BURY | Nangreaves |  | SD | 380434 | 415239 | Dwelling house | Truncated house, right-hand bay(s) demolished, 2 storey, 2 windows with drip moulds. Also round-headed & mullioned windows on side walls. Later rear wing. | Early C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 1516, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210755-bast-house-bury (accessed 6/2/11) |  |  | 051, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28052 | Top o'th' Hoof Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME]  ,RAMSBOTTOM | Ramsbottom |  | SD | 380335 | 415722 | Dwelling house | 2 storey 2 bay farmhouse with 3 light mullions in each bay. Attached barn converted as part of house, with large double door & inserted mullioned windows also. [NAME], plus castellated stack, in Grant family estate style | C18-19 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Fieldwork |  |  | 052, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28053 | Grant's Tower |  | Building | [NAME]  ,RAMSBOTTOM | Ramsbottom |  | SD | 380317 | 415853 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Ruined stump of neo-Gothic tower erected by [NAME] family in c.1830, collapsed during WWII. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  | 395, | 395, | Fieldwork; BGS photo |  |  | 053, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28054 | Pike Farm |  | Building | [NAME]  ,RAMSBOTTOM | Ramsbottom |  | SD | 380340 | 416036 | Dwelling house | 2 storey 3 bay house with outshuts, new windows in stone. Castellated chimneys same as Top o'th' Pike. Change in stonework suggests building was raised. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Fieldwork |  |  | 054, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28055 | Snicket to Top o'th' Hoof |  | Other | [NAME]  ,RAMSBOTTOM | Ramsbottom |  | SD | 380246 | 415722 | Wall/archway/gateway | Pathway runs uphill to farm, between pair of drystone walls, with occasional steps formed of stone slabs - using glacial erratics from field clearance, plus quarried freestone. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone |  |  | 395, | Fieldwork |  |  | 055, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28056 | [NAME], Back Square Street & Square Street |  | Building | ,RAMSBOTTOM | Ramsbottom |  | SD | 379073 | 416884 | Dwelling house | Heap family owned Fletcher Bank Quarry, in late C19 they were involved in building parts of these new streets in the growing industrial town of Ramsbottom. These are accretive, ie built in groups of 2 or three, with single windows to each floor, and doorways with round heads. Windows have plain cills and lintels. Sandstone is buff-yellow, coarse, and current bedded. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  | 395, |  | http://www.ramsbottomheritage.org.uk/CrowLaneProject/heap_family_1.htm (accessed 6/3/11) |  |  | 056, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28057 | St Pauls Church |  | Building | Church Street  ,RAMSBOTTOM | Ramsbottom |  | SD | 379197 | 416935 | Place of Worship | I & J P Holden, a Commissioners church, in early English style. Chancel, vestry, nave, south porch, west tower and small recess spire. Lancet windows. [NAME] of [NAME] paid for organ chamber, organ and choir stalls in 1870, and largely paid for Palmerston aisle, with stained glass window | 1847-50 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone |  | 395, | 395, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210643-church-of-saint-paul-bury |  |  | 057, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28058 | Grant's Arms Hotel | Top o'th' Brow; then [NAME] | Building | Market Place  ,RAMSBOTTOM | Ramsbottom |  | SD | 379025 | 417010 | Dwelling house | 1780, 1828. Impressive house overlooking miniature market place. Fine ashlar, three storeys, five bays, with doorway between [NAME] columns, and sash windows. Later extensions to rear. [NAME]-yellow coarse sandstone, current bedded; also blocks of yellow sandstone, medium grained. | 1780 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Fieldwork |  |  | 058, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28059 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Off Bolton Street  ,RAMSBOTTOM | Ramsbottom |  | SD | 378904 | 416289 | Place of Worship | Built by [NAME], in a Scottish Baronial style. Tall west tower with octagonal buttresses capped by sentry boxes. Five bay nave, with tall lancets & buttresses. [NAME], not cleaned. Allegedly Fletcher Bank & Holcombe Stone. | 1832-4 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Fletcher Bank Stone , Rough Rock , Slate |  | 395,9641, | 395, | Barton, 1874, 220 |  |  | 059, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28060 | [NAME] |  | Building | Grant's Lane  ,RAMSBOTTOM | Ramsbottom |  | SD | 379092 | 416518 | Dwelling house | Built for [NAME]. Broad five bay south front with columned porch, also 5 bay east front with central door. Fine buff sandstone, with fine bedding. | 1780 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 578-9 |  |  | 060, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28061 | School House | Well House | Building | 85 Dundee Lane  ,RAMSBOTTOM | Ramsbottom |  | SD | 378604 | 416484 | Dwelling house | Built allegedly from materials from Holcombe Courthouse & [NAME], when latter was being rebuilt in Fletcher Bank Grit. Lintel dated 1664, mullioned windowswith hood moulds over, two storeys. Cat's head over doorway of red sandstone, possibly only element which may have come from Cathedral. Walls are parpoints of fine grained yellow sandstone - possibly Lower Haslingden Flags, detail of coarse sandstone, cross-bedded, yellow - possibly Fletcher Bank Grit | 1864 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  | 395, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 579 |  |  | 061, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28062 | Holcombe |  | Village | ,[NAME],RAMSBOTTOM | Holcombe |  | SD | 378382 | 416728 |  | Attractive Pennine village strung along several early roads on steep hillside. Buildings range from C17 to 20, centred upon a church & pub. | C17-19 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Sandstone Flags , Upper Haslingden Flags | Not Entered | 9641, | 9641, |  |  |  |  | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28063 | [NAME] |  | Building | Chapel Lane ,Holcombe,RAMSBOTTOM | Holcombe |  | SD | 378382 | 416728 | Place of Worship | [NAME], by [NAME] of Bury, 1852-3. Decorated style, west tower & broach spire, tall nave and aisles, north transept, narrow chancel. In coarse yellow sandstone, probably Rough Rock. | 1852-3 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  | 9641, | 9641, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 239 |  |  | 063, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28064 | Shoulder of Mutton PH |  | Building | [NAME] ,Holcombe,RAMSBOTTOM | Holcombe |  | SD | 378191 | 416636 | Dwelling house | Large impressive house on main road, three storeys, 3 bays by three, with central doorway with columns and pediment over. Sash windows with plain surrounds. Superb ashlar, similar to Grant's Arms in Ramsbottom. [NAME]-white-light yellow coarse sandstone, cross-bedded - Rough Rock. | Early C19 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 9641, | Fieldwork |  |  | 064, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28065 | Plant Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Holcombe,RAMSBOTTOM | Holcombe |  | SD | 378096 | 416515 | Dwelling house | 3 bay two storey farmhouse, mullioned windows, tall rear stair light, hood moulds, eaves raised up, brick stacks. [NAME] in [NAME] coarse sandstone; walls of parpoints, fine buff sandstone (Lower [NAME] possible). | 1739; 1793 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Fletcher Bank Stone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 9641, | Fieldwork |  |  | 065, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28066 | Hawkshaw |  | Village | ,Hawkshaw,RAMSBOTTOM | Hawkshaw |  | SD | 376055 | 414970 |  | Village strung along main road, two pubs, a church, two mills, rows of cottages in brick and stone. | C18-20 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28067 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hawkshaw,RAMSBOTTOM | Hawkshaw |  | SD | 376055 | 414970 | Place of Worship | By Maxwell & Tuke, nave, chancel, north transept, south-east vestry, unfinished tower porch; finely laid & coursed stone. Walling is parpoints of yellow fine sandstone, thinly bedded. [NAME] of [NAME] coarse sandstone, cross-bedded. | 1890-2 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 067, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28068 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hawkshaw,RAMSBOTTOM | Hawkshaw |  | SD | 376205 | 414988 | Industrial | Small steam powered spinning mill. 3 storeys high, 7 bays long, later engine house attached to east end. Wholly of coarse grained yellow-orange sandstone, probably Rough Rock. Engine house includes red sandstone. Converted to housing, 1990's. | 1830's | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 068, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28069 | Tottington |  | Village | ,Tottington,BURY | Tottington |  | SD | 377595 | 413119 |  | Village at junction of roads, expanded considerably in C19 & 20. Originated in C17 or earlier. A few early buildings left, plus a number of chapels which would compete with a Welsh village. | C17-20 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28070 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Chapel Street ,Tottington,BURY | Tottington |  | SD | 377537 | 413304 | Place of Worship | 2 storey 'preaching box'. 4 by 2 bays, 2 entrances front and back, bellcote, heavily watershot. | 1799 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 663 |  |  | 070, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28071 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Kirklees Street ,Tottington,BURY | Tottington |  | SD | 377594 | 413118 | Place of Worship | Plain building with rectangular windows & bellcote; but a four column Greek portico, added 1867, probably from another building. | 1853; 1867 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 663 |  |  | 071, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28072 | Printers Arms | [NAME] | Building | Chapel Street ,Tottington,BURY | Tottington |  | SD | 377480 | 413234 | Dwelling house | Plain building, 2 storeys, canted to follow sweep of road, rectangular plain windows, but front door surrounds cut to give impression of Gibbs-type doorway. Stub to right is remnant of building hit by V1 flying bomb. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 072, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28073 | Tottington Library | Tottington Hall | Building | Market Street ,Tottington,BURY | Tottington |  | SD | 377584 | 412974 | Dwelling house | Early C19 frontage faces towards the Kirklees valley to the east, 2 storeys & 5 bays, central doorway with cornice & columns. Attached service wing, & detached stable to rear, which may be C17. Until 1974, was the Town Hall. | C17-19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 664 |  |  | 073, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28074 | Ramsbottom [NAME] |  | Building | Market Place  ,RAMSBOTTOM | Ramsbottom |  | SD | 379044 | 417033 | Civic | 3 storey rectangular building, including basement. Narrow ashlar frontage on Market Place. Large rectangular sash windows, plain detail, apart from doorway (at rear) which has a classical pediment over. Front is coarse, [NAME]-yellow sandstone; side wall is parpoints of fine yellow-buff sandstone. | Late C19 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Fletcher Bank Stone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | Lower [NAME] available from large quarries above Rossendale valley just to N, in Lancs. | 074, MF | 11-MAR-11 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28075 | Birtle School |  | Building | Castle Hill Road ,Birtle,ROCHDALE | Birtle |  | SD | 382902 | 412194 | Civic | Long single storey Gothic building, lancet windows & doorway, extended 1903 by Openshaw & Gill. Closed 1954, now part demolished. | 1878, 1903 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  | 3823, | 3823, | Dobb, A 1967 'The Vanishing Parish: Bircle', Bircle Parish Council |  | This Building is in Bury Authority | 075, MF | 22-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28076 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Church Street  ,HEYWOOD | Heywood |  | SD | 385630 | 410765 | Place of Worship | By [NAME]. Large church with tall broach spire, high chancel & nave, in Lincolnshire Decorated style. Barton claimed '[NAME] parpoints', Staffs Ashlar externally; [NAME] internally. | 1860-2 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained , Bath Stone , Slate |  |  |  | Barton, 1874, 282; Hartwell et al, 2004, 236 |  |  | 076, MF | 22-NOV-10 [NAME] | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28077 | Birtle | Bircle | Village | ,Birtle,ROCHDALE | Birtle |  | SD | 382912 | 412278 |  | Village following roads on hillside, includes farmsteads, cottages, some industrial housing, church, three pubs. | C17-19 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  | 3823, | Dobb, A 1967 'The Vanishing Parish: Bircle', Bircle Parish Council |  |  | 077, MF | 22-NOV-10 [NAME] | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28078 | Pack Horse Inn |  | Building | Birtle Road ,Birtle,ROCHDALE | Birtle |  | SD | 383585 | 412521 | Dwelling house | Low 2 storey building, central door with cornice, two windows at each level, plain lintel & cill. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 2823,3823, | Fieldwork |  |  | 078, MF | 22-NOV-10 [NAME] | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28079 | [NAME] the Baptist Church |  | Building | Castle Hill Road ,Birtle,ROCHDALE | Birtle |  | SD | 382912 | 412278 | Place of Worship | Small church in Gothic by [NAME], Nave, bellcote, chancel, N Vestry, chimney like a spire. | 1845-6 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  | 3823, | 3823, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 131 |  |  | 079, MF | 22-NOV-10 [NAME] | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28080 | Old Birtle |  | Building | Birtle Road ,Birtle,ROCHDALE | Birtle |  | SD | 383107 | 413295 | Dwelling house | 2 bay cottage, 2 storey, central doorway, mullioned windows, corner chimney stack, inserted fireplace at east end. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Sandstone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 080, MF | 22-NOV-10 [NAME] | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28081 | St Peters Church | [NAME] | Building | Church Bank  ,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 372052 | 409288 | Place of Worship | By [NAME], paid for by [NAME], Decorated style, 55m high tower, tall chancel & nave, all in superb ashlar. Crocketed spirelets, lancet windows. Apparently all of Longridge Stone. | 1867-71 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Longridge Stone , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 137 |  |  | 081, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28082 | [NAME], Library & Museum |  | Building | Le Mans Crescent  ,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371532 | 409053 | Civic | By Bradshaw Gas & Hope, long narrow quadrant behind town hall, with entrances at ends with Ionic columns. Three arches in centre decorative only. | 1932-9 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. |  | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 6754,6756, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 140-1 |  |  | 082, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28083 | Bolton Exchange |  | Building | [NAME],BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371674 | 409105 | Retail/commercial | By [NAME], in form of Greek temple, 5 bays, Ionic columns & panels. | 1824-5 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , [NAME] Slate |  |  | 6754,6756, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 144 |  |  | 083, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28084 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371571 | 409146 | Civic | By [NAME] [NAME], big classical building with domed tower with Corinthian order, and six column portico under a pediment. Enlarged by Bradshaw Gas & Hope in 1930's. | 1866-73 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 6754,6756, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 140-1 |  |  | 084, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28085 | Miners Federation Hall |  | Building | [NAME]  ,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 372201 | 408836 | Other/miscellaneous | By Bradshaw Gas & Hope, built in a Wrenish style, with Ruabon brick and Darley Dale stone. | 1913-14 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Darley [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 145 |  |  | 085, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28086 | 2 Ainsworth Lane |  | Building | [NAME]  ,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 373113 | 409422 | Dwelling house | Two bay small house with Gothic features, lancet windows & doorway with pointed drip moulds over. Fanciful, like an estate lodge. | Early C19 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 086, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28087 | All Souls Church |  | Building | Astley Street ,Astley Bridge,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371377 | 410884 | Place of Worship | Paley & Austin, red brick with stone dressings, tall west tower, buttressed body, polygonal apse, high lancet windows. Redundant. | 1878-81 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Report by AHP Ltd, 2007 |  |  | 087, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28088 | Congregational Church | Iron Church | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371595 | 410643 | Place of Worship | Built for [NAME], designed by [NAME]. Tall detached steeple to NW, big high building with tall lancet windows. Redundant for many years. Red Runcorn stone. Manse as well. | 1895-8 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Runcorn Red Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 145 |  |  | 088, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28089 | Blackrod |  | Village | ,Blackrod,HORWICH | Blackrod |  | SD | 361320 | 411065 |  | Hilltop village on A56, follows road on a high ridge. Mainly C20 brick, but earlier buildings of local stone. | -9999 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Ousel Nest Grit , Slate | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28090 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Church Street ,Blackrod,HORWICH | Blackrod |  | SD | 361320 | 411065 | Place of Worship | Mixture of C15; 1628, C18, 1837, 1905. Earliest elements Perpendicular. Short squat tower like [NAME]; later doubled in height. | C15-20 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 131-2 |  |  | 090, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28091 | Pool Green |  | Building | 235-45 Manchester Road ,Blackrod,HORWICH | Blackrod |  | SD | 361859 | 410678 | Dwelling house | Accretive row of vernacular houses, one window up & down, plus doorway, defined by lintels & cills of coarse white grit; walls of local red Cannel rock. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Ousel Nest Grit |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 091, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28092 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,HORWICH | [NAME] |  | SD | 364439 | 411539 |  | Traditional village on main road ([NAME]), now subsumed by growth of small town related to [NAME]. Most earlier buildings of local [NAME] (Ousel Nest). | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  | 323, | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28093 | Holy Trinity Church |  | Building | Church Street  ,HORWICH | [NAME] |  | SD | 364439 | 411539 | Place of Worship | Commissioners church by [NAME]; large church with tall west tower; chancel; added 1903. | 1830-1; 1903 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 323,324, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 240-1 |  |  | 093, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28094 | National Infant & Sunday School | Horwich Primary School | Building | Church Street  ,HORWICH | [NAME] |  | SD | 364374 | 411511 | Civic | 2 storey Gothic, round headed windows, drip moulds over | 1832 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 323,324, | As above |  |  | 094, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28095 | 54 Church Street |  | Building | ,HORWICH | [NAME] |  | SD | 364372 | 411483 | Dwelling house | 3 storey house. 2 windows at each level, central doorway, long & short quoins, upper storey added later. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 323,324, | Fieldwork |  |  | 095, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28096 | 42 Church Street |  | Building | ,HORWICH | [NAME] |  | SD | 364419 | 411485 | Dwelling house | 2 storey terraced house, 1 window up & 1 down, plain cills & lintels, doorway replaced. | 1807 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 323, | Fieldwork |  |  | 096, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28097 | Wallsuches | Arcon | Village | ,[NAME],HORWICH | Wallsuches |  | SD | 365352 | 411786 |  | Recent conversion of [NAME] works complex to residential units, all in yellow-buff gritstone with slate roofs. Some new build, most in old structures. | C18-19 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate | Not Entered |  | 323,324, | Fieldwork |  |  | 097, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28098 | Old Engine House |  | Building | Kiers Court ,[NAME],HORWICH | Wallsuches |  | SD | 365402 | 411733 | Industrial | Classic beam engine house, gabled with round-headed window to both ends, rock faced stone (grit) with high level string courses in pink-red sandstone. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 323,324, | Fieldwork |  |  | 098, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28099 | Blundell Arms PH |  | Building | Chorley Old Road ,Bottom o'th'Moor,HORWICH | Bottom o'th'Moor |  | SD | 366594 | 411085 | Dwelling house | Accretive public house, central section probably C17, two bays with mulioned windows & central doorway, of coarse yellow-buff grey sandstone, coarser grit quoins, drip moulding & windows. Two bay attached cottage to E. On W side 3 storey with bay window, watershot ashlar in gritstone, with upper area replaced in yellow sandstone slabs. late C20 west extension in [NAME] sandstone ashlar. Interesting building. | C17-20 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Ousel Nest Grit , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 6750, | Fieldwork | [NAME] next door! | Right next to Moor Gate Quarry | 099, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28100 | [NAME]'s Smithy PH |  | Building | Chorley Old Road ,[NAME],BOLTON | Montserrat |  | SD | 367435 | 411056 | Dwelling house | Vernacular, formed of row of cottages, large plain windows with stone cills & lintels, stone chimneys | Late C18 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 100, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28101 | Barrow Bridge | [NAME] | Village | ,BOLTON | Barrow Bridge |  | SD | 368930 | 411703 |  | Grid pattern industrial settlement, founded by Gardner & Bazley in 1831, for workers at their Dean Mills. Five rows of industrial houses, as First Street, Second Street, etc, mainly back-to-backs or blind backs. Visited by [NAME] in 1840, [NAME] a decade later. A miniature [NAME]. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 96400, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 240-1 | [NAME] within village. |  |  | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28102 | Third Street |  | Building | Barrow Bridge ,Barrow Bridge,BOLTON | Barrow Bridge |  | SD | 368842 | 411540 | Dwelling house | Row of back-to-backs, house on end being a blind back, but larger, probably for an overlooker. Vernacular, watershot courses, plain window & door surrounds. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 96400, | Fieldwork |  |  | 102, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28103 | 57-64 Barrow Bridge Road |  | Building | Barrow Bridge ,Barrow Bridge,BOLTON | Barrow Bridge |  | SD | 368918 | 411690 | Dwelling house | Row of substantial dwellings, large windows & doorways, cornice over, probably for foremen or mill management | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 96400, | Fieldwork |  |  | 103, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28104 | The Institute | [NAME] | Building | Barrow Bridge ,Barrow Bridge,BOLTON | Barrow Bridge |  | SD | 368894 | 411522 | Civic | Large educational institute, now converted to housing. Classical style with pedimented gables & round headed windows at first floor level. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 96400, | Fieldwork |  |  | 104, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28105 | Halliwell | St Pauls | Village | ,Halliwell,BOLTON | Halliwell |  | SD | 370474 | 411093 |  | Symmetrical group of church, schools & terraced houses in a regular, compact grouping, Gothic style, oasis of calm & order in a busy urban suburb | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28106 | St Pauls Church |  | Building | Halliwell Road ,Halliwell,BOLTON | Halliwell |  | SD | 370474 | 411093 | Place of Worship | By [NAME], for [NAME].Gothic church with double lancets, stepped buttresses, open belfry over porch. In [NAME]-yellow current bedded gritstone. | 1847 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 165 |  |  | 106, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28107 | St Pauls Place |  | Building | Halliwell Road ,Halliwell,BOLTON | Halliwell |  | SD | 370454 | 411094 | Dwelling house | Contemp with church, four rows of back-to-back houses, in Tudor Gothic style. St Pauls Terrace includes the Vicarage at its south end, with bay windows. | 1847 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 165 |  |  | 107, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28108 | St Pauls Girls School | St Pauls Parish Centre | Building | Halliwell Road ,Halliwell,BOLTON | Halliwell |  | SD | 370436 | 411097 | Civic | Tall 2 storey block with hipped roof, central porch, doors & windows have [NAME] style. | 1856 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 165 |  |  | 108, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28109 | Bank Top |  | Village | ,[NAME],BOLTON | Bank Top |  | SD | 372119 | 412159 |  | Small industrial village, not rigidly planned like Barrow Bridge, includes terraced houses, chapel, school, now surrounded by C20 urban sprawl. Constructed 1830s by [NAME] to serve New Eagley Mills. | 1830 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28110 | Bank Top United Reformed Church |  | Building | [NAME],Bank Top,[NAME],BOLTON | Bank Top |  | SD | 372119 | 412159 | Place of Worship | Plain vernacular gabled building, watershot, wholly of gritstone ashlar. Utilitarian, looks more like a workshop or small warehouse. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 110, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28111 | The Old School House |  | Building | 251 Ashworth Lane,Bank Top,[NAME],BOLTON | Bank Top |  | SD | 372184 | 412194 | Civic | Single storey, with advanced gabled wing to left with storey porch to its right, and 4 window main range recessed to the right. Large round-headed traceried 2-light window in gable, with billet moulding to string course following line of gable. Round arched entrance to porch which has plain parapet over billet moulded string course. Grit plinth & details; buff med grained sandstone parpoints for walls. | 1833 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 111, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28112 | 2-16 Eleanor Street |  | Building | ,Bank Top,[NAME],BOLTON | Bank Top |  | SD | 372138 | 412150 | Dwelling house | Row terraced houses, , plain vernacular, windows 1 up & 1 down, cills & lintels of stone slabs. Centre houses broken forward under pediment with round headed window. | 10th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork: http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-475857-251-bolton |  |  | 112, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28113 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Egerton,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371876 | 412778 | Dwelling house | Large Italianate villa, now divided into flats and extended. c1870 (with late C20 extensions). Rusticated coursed and squared stone with ashlar bands and slate roof. 2 storeys with partial basement and attic. Square in plan. Former entrance front faces west, present entrance in extensions of c1980 to rear. | 1870 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-476262-sharples-hall-bolton |  |  | 113, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28114 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],Egerton,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371851 | 413214 |  | Extensive industrial community grouped round a series of large mill buildings within an attractive wooded valley. All in local gritstone, great variety of house size, type, and age. | C18-19 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate | Not Entered |  | 6754, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 215-16 |  |  |  | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28115 | School House |  | Building | School Street,[NAME],Egerton,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371851 | 413214 | Civic | Gothic, symmetrical plan, square headed windows, four centred doors, label mouldings, W W Whittaker & George Woodhouse, residential from 2003. | 1851-2 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 6754, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 215-16 |  |  | 115, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28116 | [NAME] | No.3 Twist [NAME] | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Egerton,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371877 | 413148 | Industrial | Rebuilt 1887, 5 storey mill, striped in red brick and rock-faced grit, grit is yellow and grey. | 1887 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 6754, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 215-16 |  |  | 116, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28117 | School Street |  | Building | ,[NAME],Egerton,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371941 | 413174 | Dwelling house | Street of two storey workers dwellings, various phases, watershot, all yellow gritstone, unusual in that setts, flags, kerbs and flags survive, apart from where trashed by utility service providers. | C18-19 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 6754, | Fieldwork |  |  | 117, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28118 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Egerton,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371980 | 413207 | Dwelling house | Pub, converted from three houses at end of a terrace. Large sash windows, some with original 12 pane sashes on first floor. Moulded cornice & eaves, stone chimney stacks. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 6754, | Fieldwork |  |  | 118, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28119 | Smithills Hall |  | Building | Smithills Dean Road ,Smithills,BOLTON | Smithills |  | SD | 369957 | 411883 | Dwelling house | Large house, part now museum. Origins as a medieval hall house, early C14, extended C15 or early C16 with the addition of an east wing; west wing a late C16 addition, remodelled when the house was extended westwards by Devey c1875. | C14-20 | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 6754, | [NAME] |  |  | 119, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28120 | Bridge & cascade |  | Other | Smithills Dean Road ,Smithills,BOLTON | Smithills |  | SD | 369940 | 411922 | Wall/archway/gateway | Rock faced single arch bridge, access to Smithills Hall over gorge, above crude cascade which may be part of a worked quarry! | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit |  |  | 6754, | Fieldwork |  |  | 120, MF | 03-NOV-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28121 | Hall I'th' Wood |  | Building | [NAME],Hall I'th' Wood,[NAME],BOLTON | Hall I'th' Wood |  | SD | 372371 | 411625 | Dwelling house | Composite house of C16-19 century construction. Earliest is timber framed great hall, then 1591 stone wing, then 1648 porch &SW wing. [NAME] developed his spinning mule here in late C18. Building of great interest. Red-pink sandstone walls, later additions in gritstone. | C16-19 | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Ousel Nest Grit , Sandstone Flags |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 153-4 |  |  | 121, MF | 24-FEB-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28122 | Watermillock PH |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371994 | 411503 | Dwelling house | Large impressive mansion by Bradshaw & Gas for [NAME], in a Jacobean style which reflects Hall I'th' Wood across the valley. Now a pub. Parpoints - rock faced fine sandstone, [NAME], possibly Old [NAME] grained buff cross-bedded sandstone. | 1880-6 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 152 |  |  | 122, MF | 24-FEB-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28123 | Walmsley Unitarian Chapel |  | Building | Off Dimple Road,Dimple,Egerton,BOLTON | Dimple |  | SD | 370418 | 415539 | Place of Worship | Vernacular, 3 bays, two storeys, mullioned windows in threes. Narthex & bellcote added 1874. Attractive isolated location. Main body - red-yellow-buff med grained sandstone; narthex of gritstone. | 1713; 1874 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 214 |  |  | 123, MF | 24-OCT-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28124 | Barocco's Restaurant |  | Building | [NAME],Dimple,Egerton,BOLTON | Dimple |  | SD | 370538 | 415639 | Entertainment/leisure | Plain, vernacular two storey building on corner location, hipped roof & central doorway, stone slab window surrounds, original six-light sashes. Red-yellow-buff medium grained sandstone. | Early C19 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | Previously a pub | 124, MF | 24-OCT-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28125 | Christ Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Egerton,BOLTON | Egerton |  | SD | 371066 | 414209 | Place of Worship | By [NAME], big church with narrow lancets, slender west tower, double transepts added 1867. Wholly of yellow gritstone. | 1839-40 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Slate |  |  | 6754, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 213-4 |  |  | 125, MF | 24-OCT-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28126 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 373539 | 412202 |  | Components of a pre-industrial village centred on a T-junction. C18-19 stone cottages, 2-3 storeys, slate roofs, sash windows. Earlier buildings of coarse sandstone (possibly Ousel Nest Grit); later ones of purple-green-grey sandstone (Old [NAME]). | C17-20 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Ousel Nest Grit , Old [NAME] , Slate | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 126, MF | 24-OCT-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28127 | St Maxentius' [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 373569 | 412231 | Place of Worship | Small tower, was at west end of a long-demolished church. Diagonal buttresses & bell-height round-headed openings, prob early C17. Walling of rubble stone, red-purple-yellow sandstone; detail of red current bedded sandstone. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Old [NAME] |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 173 |  |  | 127, MF | 24-OCT-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28128 | 74 Bradshaw Road |  | Building | ,[NAME],BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 373583 | 412259 | Dwelling house | Three storey dwelling house on corner, doorway set into canted angle with slab corbel over. Windows with plain cills & lintels, all replaced. Plaque states : 'Bradshaw Chapel 1856' but building on 1847 OS plan. Coarse yellow sandstone. | Early C19 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 128, MF | 24-OCT-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28129 | 83 Longsight |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME],BOLTON | Harwood |  | SD | 374160 | 412062 | Dwelling house | Terraced house, plain cills & lintels on windows, 1 up 1 down, doorway has round head & keystone, attractive row of dwellings. Rock faced fine sandstone, grey-yellow-brown with green tinge - Old [NAME]? | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 322,6748, | Fieldwork |  |  | 129, MF | 24-OCT-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28130 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],BOLTON | Harwood |  | SD | 374180 | 412013 | Place of Worship | Severely classical, 2 storey, 3 x 4 bay box. Front, round headed windows, central doorway flanked by pilasters, gable pike in form of pediment. Fine sandstone, yellow-red-purple with green tinge, rock faced. | 1862 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Slate |  | 322,6748, |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 173; Horridge,J F, 1999 [NAME] through the Ages, [NAME], 95 |  |  | 130, MF | 24-OCT-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28131 | Scope o'th' [NAME] |  | Building | Moor Road ,[NAME],BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 373080 | 411644 | Dwelling house | 2 bay detached house with mullioned windows & drip moulds over. Part concealed, private property- not listed! [NAME] sandstone. | Late C17 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 131, MF | 24-OCT-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28132 | All Souls School |  | Building | Astley Street  ,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 371420 | 410887 | Civic | Next to church. Tall impressive two storeys, in brick with stone dressings. Pointed windows ground floor; square headed upstairs; label moulds over. [NAME] , slate roof. | 1878-81 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Longridge Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 132, MF | 05-DEC-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28133 | Walmsley Unitarian School |  | Building | Off Dimple Road,Dimple,Egerton,BOLTON | Dimple |  | SD | 370424 | 415512 | Civic | Basic Tudor style with 4-centred arches & label moulds over, central porch, west extension. All in gritstone ashlar. | 1851 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 133, MF | 24-OCT-10 [NAME] | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28134 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Thicketford Road ,Tonge Moor,BOLTON | Tonge Moor |  | SD | 372813 | 410317 | Place of Worship | [NAME], architect. Basement beneath, low aisles, tall buttressed clerestory. Decorated style. Transept incldes a lean-to porch; north-east organ chamber has a bell turret over. Walling of parpoints, fine grained yellow sandstone, thinly bedded, prob Lower [NAME]. [NAME] is a coarse red sandstone, current bedded, prob [NAME]. | 1883-6 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Runcorn Red Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 152-3 |  |  | 134, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28135 | The School House |  | Building | 5 Firwood Fold ,Tonge Moor,BOLTON | Tonge Moor |  | SD | 373215 | 411091 | Dwelling house | Pair of attached cottages, symmetrical, doorways in centre, windows to outside, distinctive Gothic character, pointed doorways & windows, hood moulds over. All fabric yellow-buff-green slabs & rubble, probably Old [NAME]. | Early C19 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 96459, | Fieldwork |  |  | 135, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28136 | 10 Firwood Fold | [NAME] Birthplace | Building | 10 Firwood Fold ,Tonge Moor,BOLTON | Tonge Moor |  | SD | 373216 | 411103 | Dwelling house | Small house, ground floor plus attic rooms with low eaves, thatched roof, corner stack, mullioned windows. Plaque to describe as Crompton's birthplace. Red-purple-yellow sandstone, Cannel or Trencherbone Rock. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Cannel Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 136, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28137 | 9 Firwood Fold |  | Building | 9 Firwood Fold ,Tonge Moor,BOLTON | Tonge Moor |  | SD | 373210 | 411105 | Dwelling house | Small one bay cottage, originally timber framed. Replacement mullioned windows & doorway. Uniform yellow sandstone, medium grained, finely bedded. | C17-18 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 137, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28138 | 15 Firwood Fold |  | Building | 15 Firwood Fold ,Tonge Moor,BOLTON | Tonge Moor |  | SD | 373234 | 411062 | Dwelling house | Small house, gable is timber framed, replaced in sandstone and brick. Yellow-green-orange fissile sandstone, fine grained, thinly bedded, probably Old [NAME]. | C17-18 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 96459, | Fieldwork |  |  | 138, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28139 | White Horse PH |  | Building | 177 Stitch Mi' Lane ,Harwood,BOLTON | Harwood |  | SD | 374473 | 410954 | Dwelling house | Building of interesting design, possibly a rebuilt farmhouse, existed as a pub in 1840's. 2 storey 2 bay left hand, 1 storey to right. Walling of purple-red-yellow fine sandstone, possibly [NAME]; detail of fine grained yellow-green sandstone, probably Old [NAME]. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Old [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 139, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28140 | Christ Church |  | Building | Stitch Mi' Lane ,Harwood,BOLTON | Harwood |  | SD | 374799 | 410993 | Place of Worship | For [NAME]. West tower, thin, with short spire. Nave without aisles. A 'rustic artisan Romanesque', wholly in rock-faced fine sandstone, yellow-green-grey, probably Old [NAME]. | 1840-1 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 322, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-210559-christ-s-church-bolton |  |  | 140, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28141 | Hough Fold |  | Building | 461 Hough Fold Way ,Harwood,BOLTON | Harwood |  | SD | 374899 | 411291 | Dwelling house | Vernacular farmhouse, once isolated in fields, now lined up with C20 semis. Three bays, 2 storeys, doorway now central, was to right. Mullioned windows, plain otherwise. Slabs of fine sandstone, grey-brown-green, probably Old [NAME]. | C17-18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] |  |  | 322, | Fieldwork |  |  | 141, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28142 | [NAME] | Haulgh Cottage | Building | 89 Radcliffe Road,The Haulgh,Springfield,BOLTON | Springfield |  | SD | 372710 | 409116 | Dwelling house | House built in Villa style, now in use as residential home. Dated 1836. 2 storeys, 5-window range, with entrance in gable facing street, and principal facade facing garden. Gabled entrance porch with date in shield. Balanced asymmetry to garden front, with 2 advanced gabled bays alternating with one and 2-window ranges. Possibly part of estate of Earl of Bradford, as for Two Cats Cottage nearby (home of [NAME]). Coarse grained yellow sandstone. | 1836 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-476241-haulgh-cottage-89-bolton |  | Was originally named [NAME] | 142, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28143 | Bolton Business Centre | Assembly Hall and Public Baths | Building | Lower Bridgeman Street  ,BOLTON | [NAME] |  | SD | 372185 | 408783 | Civic | Big impressive building, by [NAME], classical style, portico under [NAME] piers. Flanking wings broken forward with doorways with piers also. [NAME] coarse sandstone, current bedded. | 1845 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 145 |  |  | 143, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28144 | [NAME] Old Church Tower |  | Building | Fold Road ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] |  | SD | 376364 | 405309 | Place of Worship | Freestanding spindly tower, all that remains of earlier church at one end of bridge. Three stages, top stage has clock & belfry louvres within 3 light mullioned windows. Red-purple-buff-yellow medium graned sandstone, current bedded. | 1625 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 144, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28145 | St Saviour's Church |  | Building | Fold Road ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] |  | SD | 376436 | 405273 | Place of Worship | By Sharpe & Paley. Three equal tall two light west windows and a south-west turret, low aisles, tall clerestory lit by quatrefoil windows. Yellow coarse sandstone; possibly Longridge | 1850-4 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Longridge Stone , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 584 |  |  | 145, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28146 | [NAME] |  | Building | Fold Road ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] |  | SD | 376327 | 405311 | Wall/archway/gateway | Bridge of three spans over Irwell, refuges from traffic over cutwaters. Very similar to Old Blackford Bridge (28030). Purple-red-yellow sandstone, medium grained, similar to stone of nearby tower. | 1677 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 146, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28147 | [NAME] the Evangelist Church | Parish church of Farnworth & Kearsley | Building | Church Street  ,FARNWORTH | Farnworth |  | SD | 374395 | 405838 | Place of Worship | For Commissioners, by [NAME]. West tower with octagonal buttresses, pinnacles removed 1912. Two-light windows to north & south, over five bays. Three bay chancel added, 1873. Attractive location set well back from main street, with elevated location & extensive northward views. [NAME]-yellow medium grained sandstone, iron stained post-deposition, plus 'chocolate drops' - All Peel Hall Rock ashlar. | 1824-6 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 9809, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 219 |  |  | 147, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28148 | St Gregory RC Church |  | Building | 54 Church Street  ,FARNWORTH | Farnworth |  | SD | 374230 | 405811 | Place of Worship | Disused, part derelict. By [NAME], built by Coupe brothers of Farnworth. A plain early English style to nave and slightly later decorated tracery to chancel and sacristy/lady chapel on the north side. Nave and chancel under one roof. The most impressive facades are those to the west and north, facing onto the street lines of Presto Street and Church Street. West door in a shallow ribbed porch, double board doors with ornate strap hinges; flanking paired lancets and 3 tall lancets above; full height stepped buttresses.[NAME] medium grained sandstone, as for nearby [NAME]. | 1873-5 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 9809, | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-469477-st-gregorys-roman-catholic-church-farnwo |  |  | 148, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28149 | Holy Trinity Church |  | Building | Church Road ,Prestolee,RADCLIFFE | Prestolee |  | SD | 375538 | 405744 | Place of Worship | [NAME] designed.Long transepts, big tower in angle of nave & south transept. Broach spire. Decorated style. [NAME] in yellow-buff coarse sandstone; walling in parpoints of red-purple fine sandstone. | 1859-62 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 562-3 |  |  | 149, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28151 | St Thomas Church |  | Building | Ashworth Street  ,FARNWORTH | Farnworth |  | SD | 373310 | 405918 | Place of Worship | By [NAME]. No tower, semi-circular apse, tall nave and aisles, evenly spaced lancets in clerestory, big five light window in west end. Fine grained yellow sandstone. | 1879 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 219 |  |  | 151, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28152 | [NAME] |  | Building | Off Gladstone Road  ,FARNWORTH | Farnworth |  | SD | 373414 | 406048 | Dwelling house | Row of vernacular dwellings, 2 storey, 1 window up & down, upper window extends above roof eaves. Semi-circular arches over doorways, plain otherwise. Yellow-red-purple medium grained sandstone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 152, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28153 | St James Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,New Bury,FARNWORTH | New Bury |  | SD | 372791 | 405153 | Place of Worship | By Isaac Holden & Son. Undivided nave with a bellcote, narrow chancel with vestries. Paired trefoil headed lancets. [NAME]-yellow medium grained sandstone, with 'chocolate drops' - [NAME]. | 1862-5 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 9809, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 219 |  |  | 153, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28154 | Edge Fold Cottages |  | Building | [NAME] ,Over Hulton,BOLTON | Over Hulton |  | SD | 370326 | 405973 | Dwelling house | Row of cottages, possibly related to Edge Fold Quarry (96854 to W). One window up, one down, doorway, all plain surrounds, all apertures replaced. 1720 datestone probably re-used. [NAME]-yellow-red-brown medium grained sandstone. | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 14033, | Fieldwork |  |  | 154, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28155 | [NAME] the Evangelist Church |  | Building | A6 ,Wingates,WESTHOUGHTON | Wingates |  | SD | 365195 | 407352 | Place of Worship | By [NAME], nave, chancel and south porch, squat bellcote on west gable. Coarse yellow sandstone, current bedded. | 1858-9 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 676 |  |  | 155, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28156 | Three Pigeons PH |  | Building | Wigan Road ,Hunger Hill,BOLTON | Hunger Hill |  | SD | 368502 | 407317 | Dwelling house | C19 house with cross-wing, 2 storeys, three bays. Porch in angle. Windows have stone cills & lintels with minimal cornice decoration. Wholly of rock-faced parpoints, grey-green fine sandstone, thinly bedded, orange iron staining - possibly Old [NAME] | 19th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 156, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28157 | [NAME] School House |  | Building | 41 & 42 Horsfield Street ,Deane,BOLTON | Deane |  | SD | 369300 | 408016 | Civic | 1840; 1972. School, now 2 houses. 2 storey, 5-window range with storey porch adjacent to gable at east end, and gabled porch to right. Windows of 2 and 3 mullioned arched lights beneath drop-ended hoodmoulds. Large 3-light traceried window in wide eastern gable, which has finials on kneelers. Embattled parapet. | 1840 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-476082-41-and-42-bolton |  |  | 157, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28158 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Junction Road ,Deane,BOLTON | Deane |  | SD | 369329 | 408125 | Place of Worship | Well known medieval church on edge of a wooded gorge, above a rock outcrop. Mentioned in 1227, largely rebuilt in 1541 when it became a parish church, hence Perpendicular style. Small west tower is earlier. Long low church, with battlements, a clerestory, and mullioned windows. In 1833 aisles were raised & given an upper tier of windows. [NAME] is coarse red current bedded sandstone, probably [NAME]; walling is rubble slabs of grey-green fine sandstone, probably Old [NAME]. Late Victorian replacement windows in Runcorn Stone. | C13-19 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , [NAME] Slate |  |  | 14033, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 161 |  |  | 158, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28159 | [NAME] |  | Building | Chorley New Road ,Heaton ,BOLTON | Heaton |  | SD | 369971 | 409341 | Civic | 1917-1960's. Major building of Runcorn Red Stone. Centred upon a gatehouse, with pair of mirrored quadrangles to east & west. Funded by [NAME], designed by C T Adshead, in a Tudor style. | 1917 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Runcorn Red Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 159, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28160 | The Lion of Vienna PH |  | Building | 158 Chorley New Road ,Heaton ,BOLTON | Heaton |  | SD | 369890 | 409402 | Dwelling house | Named after Nat Lofthouse. Late C19 pub, double pile house, large bay windows, central doorway, upper windows have hood moulds over. Central gablet, pikes on end gable are timber-framed. Grey-green fine sandstone, with 'chocolate drops'. [NAME]. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 12272,9809, | Fieldwork |  |  | 160, MF | 14-MAR-11 Mark Fletcher | Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28161 | Sacred Trinity Church |  | Building | 85 Chapel Street  ,SALFORD | Salford |  | SJ | 383480 | 398707 | Place of Worship | Isolated attractive church in mix of Gothic & Classical. West tower of C17, church rebuilt 1752-3. Victorian spirelet. Nave with 2 tiers of arched windows. Restored in 1871-4 by Holden. | C17-19 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 15080, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 619 |  |  | 161, MF | 07-DEC-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28163 | [NAME] |  | Other | Chapel Street  ,SALFORD | Salford |  | SJ | 383773 | 398710 | Wall/archway/gateway | Single span elliptical arch in rock-faced yellow sandstone, parapets with central feature of grecian scroll topped by orb. | 1837-9 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 163, MF | 07-DEC-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28164 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,WORSLEY | [NAME] |  | SD | 374567 | 400691 | Place of Worship | [NAME] for [NAME]. Tall crocketed tower & spire; Geometrical Decorated Gothic in style, a large impressive landmark in grey gritstone, but dressings are of current-bedded grey-buff medium grained sandstone. Roof in Delabole Slate. | 1845-6 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Delabole Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 682 |  |  | 164, MF | 12-OCT-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28165 | Walkden Monument |  | Other | High Street  ,WALKDEN | Walkden |  | SD | 373816 | 403038 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Ellesmere Memorial, by T G Jackson, for [NAME], widow of [NAME]. Tabernacle with a high pinnacle, topped by a cross. Modified. Of current bedded [NAME]; above a grey gritstone plinth. | 1868 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 669 |  |  | 165, MF | 12-OCT-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28166 | St Pauls Church | (was [NAME] originally) | Building | [NAME]  ,WALKDEN | Walkden |  | SD | 373888 | 403039 | Place of Worship | Short W tower with octagonal stair turret, nave, aisles, lower chancel; north aisle added 1881-2. [NAME] of [NAME] sandstone, probably [NAME]. Walling parpoints of buff-yellow-brown fissile sandstone, medium grained, weathers easily. | 1847-8 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 9809, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 668 |  | (was [NAME] originally) | 166, MF | 12-OCT-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28167 | St Pauls Church | St Pauls Peel | Building | [NAME] ,Little Hulton,WALKDEN | Little Hulton |  | SD | 371858 | 403892 | Place of Worship | 1874; 1898 [NAME] slender tower with broach spire, low chancel with aisles, lancet windows, replaced earlier chapel on site. At higher end of spacious attractive graveyard. Grey-buff-yellow parpoints; with detail in same rock. | 1874 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  | 9809, | 9809, | http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/LAN/LittleHulton/StPaul.shtml (accessed 12/10/10) |  |  | 167, MF | 12-OCT-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28168 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,WORSLEY | [NAME] |  | SD | 374567 | 400690 |  | Estate village based upon quarry & mines of Dukes of Bridgewater. Now attractive group of buildings around canal & village green, but split by M60 motorway. Most buildings C19 & 20, attractive. | C19-20 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] | Not Entered | 146327, | 146327, | Fieldwork | Much of village building stone probably derived from [NAME] quarry. | Much of village building stone probably derived from [NAME] quarry. | 168, MF | 12-OCT-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28169 | Bridge over [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME]  ,WORSLEY | [NAME] |  | SD | 374808 | 400491 | Wall/archway/gateway | C18 sandstone bridge over [NAME] canal arm of Bridgewater Canal, single arch, springs off bedrock, parapet of gritstone. | C18-19 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | Bridge material probably from [NAME]. | 169, MF | 12-OCT-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28170 | Worsley Court House |  | Building | Barton Road  ,WORSLEY | [NAME] |  | SD | 374803 | 400420 | Civic | Plinth & massive chimney stack built of red-yellow current-bedded sandstone; dressings of red sandstone. | 1849 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | Material probably from [NAME]. | 170, MF | 12-OCT-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28171 | 4B Worsley Road |  | Building | ,WORSLEY | [NAME] |  | SD | 374869 | 400496 | Dwelling house | Mock [NAME] storey building, ground floor in sandstone with mullioned windows; upper floor in timber framing. | 1900 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 171, MF | 12-OCT-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28172 | Memorial Fountain |  | Other | The Green  ,WORSLEY | [NAME] |  | SD | 374988 | 400321 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Brickwork structure with sandstone dressings, in memory of 3rd Duke of Bridgewater. | 1905 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 9809, | Fieldwork |  |  | 172, MF | 12-OCT-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28173 | Barton Aquaduct |  | Other | Off Barton Road ,Barton-upon-Irwell,ECCLES | Barton-upon-Irwell |  | SJ | 376660 | 397635 | Structure | Surviving north abutment of iconic first aquaduct to be erected in Britain, taking Bridgewater Canal over river [NAME]. Massive battered & stepped structure, of med grained [NAME]. [NAME]. | 1770 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | Material probably from [NAME]. | 173, MF | 12-OCT-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28174 | [NAME] |  | Other | Blackfriars Street  ,SALFORD | Salford |  | SJ | 383648 | 398593 | Wall/archway/gateway | Designed by [NAME] of Salford, 2 arches with coupled Ionic columns rising from the two cutwaters. [NAME] medium grained sandstone. | 1818-20 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 304 |  |  | 174, MF | 12-OCT-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28175 | 135 The Green |  | Building | ,WORSLEY | [NAME] |  | SJ | 374899 | 400353 | Dwelling house | Row terraced houses, 2 storey, door plus 1 window up & one down, plain stone surrounds, mullions, dormer windows. | 1900 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 175, MF | 12-OCT-10 [NAME] | Salford City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28176 | 223 |  | Building | [NAME] ,Higher End,ORRELL | Higher End |  | SD | 352623 | 403028 | Dwelling house | Small house, 2 bay, plain window lintels & cills, central doorway. Altered. [NAME] fine grained sandstone. | c1800 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone |  |  | 15782,15783,9148, | Fieldwork |  |  | 176, MF | 12-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28177 | Gautley House |  | Building | Smethurst Road ,Higher End,ORRELL | Higher End |  | SD | 352301 | 402933 | Dwelling house | 2 storey, 3 bay house, with later additions. End bays broken forward as cross-wings under gables. Mullioned windows under label moulds. Grey-yellow fine grained sandstone, thinly bedded. | Late C17 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 15782,9148, | Fieldwork |  |  | 177, MF | 12-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28178 | Bispham Methodist Church |  | Building | Crank Road ,Higher End,ORRELL | Higher End |  | SD | 352737 | 402785 | Place of Worship | [NAME], erected by Wm. Holt of [NAME]. Preaching box, 4 bays by 2, with porch central to south gable. Stepped buttresses at gables, pointed windows set within recessed gables. Yellow-grey fine grained sandstone, thinly bedded. | 1845 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 15783,9148, | Fieldwork |  | [NAME] owned quarries on his Bispham Hall estate. | 178, MF | 12-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28179 | Plane Trees Farmhouse |  | Building | Off Crank Road ,[NAME],ORRELL | Brownlow |  | SD | 352398 | 401940 | Dwelling house | Traditional late C18/early C19 farmhouse, two bays with central doorway, plain window surrounds. Later additions. Fine grained yellow thinly bedded sandstone. | c1800 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Crutchman Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 15784,15785, | Fieldwork |  |  | 179, MF | 12-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28180 | Our Lady Immaculate RC Church |  | Building | Downall Green Road ,North Ashton,ASHTON-IN-MAKERFIELD | [NAME] |  | SD | 356270 | 400757 | Place of Worship | By Pugin & Pugin. Decorated style, no tower, nave & aisles under one roof; twin gabled transeptal projections. Wholly medium grained red sandstone, thin bedding. | 1903 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Pollard, R. 2006, Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, 124 |  |  | 180, MF | 12-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28181 | St Thomas Church | Ashton-in-Makerfield Parish Church | Building | Warrington Road  ,ASHTON-IN-MAKERFIELD | Ashton-in-Makerfield |  | SJ | 357697 | 398950 | Place of Worship | 1891-3; 1992 By F H Oldham, replacing a Georgian church & recycling stonework. Small west tower, chancel & nave under one roof, low aisles, clerestory over. Windows of Perpendicular style. Red medium grained current bedded sandstone, green-grey patches, sub-rounded pebbles up to 25mm across. | 1891-3 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Keuper Sandstone |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 124 |  |  | 181, MF | 12-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28183 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | 348 Church Road ,Flixton,TRAFFORD | Flixton |  | SJ | 374729 | 393965 | Place of Worship | Part of chancel built C15, nave & aisles 1756, chancel rebuilt 1815, tower rebuilt 1731, 1824, & 1888. Vestry C19. Sandstone, medium grained, red-buff-yellow, current bedded. | 15th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Keuper Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 9801, | Hartwell et al, 2004, 222-3 |  |  | 183, MF | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28184 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Ashton-upon-Mersey,TRAFFORD | Ashton-upon-Mersey |  | SJ | 377236 | 392992 | Place of Worship | Rebuilt 1714, big south-east tower erected 1887. Mullioned windows with arched lights. Baptistry added by W H Brakspear 1874. Tower designed by [NAME]. Church of a buff-yellow-grey-red medium grained sandstone; tower of medium to coarse grained dark red current bedded sandstone. Church body is supposedly of Lymm Sandstone. Tower appears to be of Runcorn Red Sandstone. Baptistry is of a coarse grained [NAME] sandstone, similar to that seen in the plinth of the Ellesmere Memorial (173 above). | 1714 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Runcorn Red Sandstone , Carboniferous Sandstone , Lymm Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Pevsner, N. 1971 The Buildings of England: Cheshire, Penguin, 64 |  | As geologically interesting as St Anne's Church in Manchester city centre. | 184, MF | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28185 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Partington,TRAFFORD | Partington |  | SJ | 371827 | 391575 | Place of Worship | Gothic, rock-faced building, by [NAME], 1884. South-east tower with short spire. Fine to medium grained red-purple sandstone, soft, fissile, no pebbles. | 1884 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 185, MF | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28186 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME],Mossbrow,Partington,TRAFFORD | Mossbrow |  | SJ | 370478 | 389149 | Place of Worship | By [NAME], in Gothic Revival style. Massive buttressed tower overpowers the nave, chancel & lean-to north aisle. Medium grained red-orange sandstone, with yellow bands, [NAME], no pebbles. | 1883-5 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Pevsner, 1971, 376 |  |  | 186, MF | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28187 | [NAME] Old Church |  | Building | Church Garden,Warburton,Partington,TRAFFORD | Warburton |  | SJ | 369691 | 389573 | Place of Worship | Small east tower of brick, built 1711, north side of church timber framed, but south and west sides of red-purple medium grained, fissile, soft, current bedded sandstone. Church on an ancient site by old channel of river Mersey. | 1645 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Keuper Sandstone , Sandstone Flags |  |  | 9801, | Pevsner, 1971, 375 |  |  | 187, MF | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28188 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],Mossbrow,Partington,TRAFFORD | Mossbrow |  | SJ | 370234 | 388749 | Wall/archway/gateway | Single span bridge with pointed arch, solid masonry, stone parapets, probably from turnpike era, spans [NAME] over the river Bollin at the GM/Cheshire boundary. Medium grained red-yellow sandstone, no visible bedding, no pebbles. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 188, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28189 | St Clement's Church |  | Building | 24 Stretford Road  ,URMSTON | Urmston |  | SJ | 376818 | 394319 | Place of Worship | 1868; 1899-1903. By J [NAME], in Gothic revival style. Early C14 style, . North aisle & nave of same height, plus octagonal spirelet, low south aisle. Large tower added later. Walling is of parpoints of yellow fine grained thinly bedded sandstone, probably Lower [NAME]. [NAME] of [NAME] hard fine sandstone. Bands of red medium grained sandstone, probably Runcorn Red. | 1868 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Runcorn Red Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 666-7 |  |  | 189, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28190 | Union Baptist Church |  | Building | [NAME],STRETFORD | Stretford |  | SJ | 380352 | 394295 | Place of Worship | Funded by [NAME]. Open pediment on pair of large Corinthian columns, framing double doors. Now converted to offices. Coarse grey - buff sandstone, current bedded. | 1867 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Sandstone, coarse-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004,652 |  |  | 190, MF | 21-OCT-10 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28191 | [NAME] RC Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,STRETFORD | Stretford |  | SJ | 379914 | 394650 | Place of Worship | by E.W. Pugin, tall detached steeple with short spire. Low aisles, clerestory with spherical windows. Parpoints of fine, thinly bedded yellow sandstone (Lower [NAME] possibly); detail of coarse current bedded red sandstone. | 1862-7 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004,651 |  |  | 191, MF | 21-OCT-10 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28192 | Stretford Cemetery Chapel |  | Building | Lime Road  ,STRETFORD | Stretford |  | SJ | 379794 | 393861 | Place of Worship | By Bellamy & Hardy of Lincs, north tower with crocketed pinnacles and slender spire. Short chancel with elaborate porch, opposed tall entrances in steep gables. Fine, fissile yellow sandstone parpoints; detail in buff-yellow coarse sandstone. Attractive setting overlooking Mersey water meadows. | 1885 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 652 |  |  | 192, MF | 21-OCT-10 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28193 | Barfoot Bridge Aquaduct |  | Other | [NAME],STRETFORD | Stretford |  | SJ | 379572 | 393358 | Industrial | Aquaduct taking Bridgewater Canal over river Mersey. Single elliptical arch of c.1776 by [NAME]; of yellow-brown-red medium grained sandstone, current bedded. Part replaced in concrete. | 1776 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 655 |  |  | 193, MF | 21-OCT-10 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28194 | Cut Hole Aquaduct |  | Other | Hawthorn Road  ,STRETFORD | Stretford |  | SJ | 379665 | 393793 | Industrial | Aquaduct taking Bridgewater Canal over river Mersey overflow channel. Triple elliptical arches of c.1776 by [NAME]; of yellow-brown-red medium grained sandstone, current bedded. | 1776 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 194, MF | 21-OCT-10 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28195 | [NAME] |  | Other | Hawthorn Road  ,STRETFORD | Stretford |  | SJ | 379994 | 393570 | Industrial | [NAME] intended to take flood water from Mersey into relief channel which runs under Cut Hole Aquaduct. Measures 40m by 12m wide, c.6m high, built April to Sept 1841 by [NAME], engineer, after earlier one destroyed by flood. Last used 1915. Large blocks of red sandstone, current bedded, med grained (possibly Runcorn Stone). | 1841 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Runcorn Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 195, MF | 21-OCT-10 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28196 | All Saints RC Church |  | Building | [NAME],STRETFORD | Stretford |  | SJ | 376668 | 397463 | Place of Worship | By E W Pugin, apparently his masterwork. Large church, commissioned by de Trafford family before they sold Trafford Park for industrial development. Gothic church with French influence, , no transepts, large rose window and a 'fleche-like' bell tower. Yellow sandstone parpoints, rock-faced; detail of white-yellow medium grained sandstone. Apparently, Red Mansfield stone (door surrounds) and [NAME] stone is also present. | 1867-8 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Mansfield Red , [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 648-9 |  |  | 196, MF | 21-OCT-10 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28197 | All Saints Presbytery |  | Building | [NAME],STRETFORD | Stretford |  | SJ | 376696 | 397442 | Dwelling house | Also by Pugin. Large house, projecting gabled entrance bay with bay window, mullioned window to right, [NAME]-yellow sandstone parpoints; similar sandstone for detail | 1867-8 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Hartwell et al, 2004, 649 |  |  | 197, MF | 21-OCT-10 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28198 | [NAME] the Divine |  | Building | 186 Brooklands Road ,Brooklands,SALE | Sale |  | SJ | 378911 | 390310 | Place of Worship | By [NAME], Gothic style, nave with double transepts to north 7 south, north porch, 2 centred arched windows, square corner pinnacles. Details of fine grained hard yellow sandstone; parpoints of fine grained yellow sandstone, thiny bedded. | 1864-8 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | [NAME] (accessed 7/3/11) |  |  | 198, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28199 | Christ Church |  | Building | Ridgeway Road  ,ALTRINCHAM | [NAME] |  | SJ | 379082 | 388190 | Place of Worship | By J Bayley, built towe & nave in 1849; transept & chancel by [NAME] in 1864-5; Vestry 1887 by [NAME]. [NAME] style, cluttered assemblage of buildings. Rock faced sandstone; medium grained dark red, includes millet grains. | 1849 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Keuper Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 9801, | [NAME] (accessed 7/3/11) |  |  | 199, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28200 | [NAME] the Virgin Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],ALTRINCHAM | [NAME] |  | SJ | 375863 | 386843 | Place of Worship | By W H Brakspear. Impressive hilltop church in an 'urban village' setting. Tall west tower, nave, aisles north & south porches, transepts, chancel, vestry & Stamford Chapel, all in Gothic style. [NAME] in New Red Sandstone, medium grained red sandstone; walling in buff-grey medium grained sandstone. | 1858-60 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-212815-church-of-st-mary-the-virgin-altrincham (accessed 7/3/11) |  |  | 200, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28201 | Boundary Wall |  | Building | Dunham Road ,[NAME],ALTRINCHAM | [NAME] |  | SJ | 375068 | 386995 | Wall/archway/gateway | Around Altrincham/Timperley areas, especially around Bowden 'villa suburb', most houses are of brick. But the boundary walls for roads, gardens, properties, etc, are of rock-faced red sandstone, coarse, current bedded. Probably Helsby Sandstone Formation (Formerly Lower Keuper) from Quarry Bank, Timperley. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Keuper Sandstone |  |  | 9801, | Fieldwork |  |  | 201, MF | 06-MAR-11 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28202 | 1 Redhouse Cottage |  | Building | Red House Lane ,Dunham Massey,ALTRINCHAM | [NAME] |  | SJ | 373607 | 389408 | Dwelling house | Within the Dunham Massey estate (National Trust owned), there are a significant number of brick buildings with sandstone plinths. The sandstone is red-purple, coarse, and current bedded, probably Helsby Sandstone. Obtained either from [NAME] or from Timperley. | C17-19 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Keuper Sandstone |  |  | 9801, | Fieldwork |  |  | 202, MF | 24-FEB-10 [NAME] | Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28203 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] |  | SD | 362014 | 407567 |  | [NAME] of disparate C18/19 workers dwellings & farmsteads around the edge of a broad elevated common. Construction for landowner, Earl of Balcarres, as dwellings for colliery workforce. Much C20 infilling inbetween. | C18-19 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Trencherbone Rock , [NAME] Slate | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  | 15156,96408, | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28204 | Bradshaw House Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] |  | SD | 361711 | 407730 | Dwelling house | 2 storey double pile house, 3 bays, mullioned & transomed windows, central stair light. Grey-buff-yellow sandstone with iron staining. | C18-19 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Trencherbone Rock , Slate |  |  | 15156, | Fieldwork |  |  | 204, MF | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28205 | Duke's Row |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] |  | SD | 360836 | 407901 | Dwelling house | By 6th [NAME]. Long row cottages, 2 storey, 2 rooms per floor, 1 bay wide each. Casement windows with plain surrounds. [NAME] medium grained sandstone with current bedding. | Late C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Trencherbone Rock , Slate |  |  | 96408,96409, | Pollard, 2006, 128 |  |  | 205, MF | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28206 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] |  | SD | 360969 | 407833 | Dwelling house | By 7th [NAME]. Similar to Duke's Row, but larger units, with canted lintels - may have been intended as dwellings for foremen/overseers. Medium grained yellow-buff-grey-orange sandstone. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Trencherbone Rock |  |  | 96408,96409, | Pollard, 2006, 128 |  |  | 206, MF | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28207 | 1 - 6 Stone Row |  | Building | [NAME] ,New Springs,WIGAN | New Springs |  | SD | 360374 | 407287 | Dwelling house | By 7th [NAME]. Similar to Moss Pit Row, with canted lintels. Medium grained yellow sandstone, current bedded. | 1830 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 15156, | Pollard, 2006, 132 |  |  | 207, MF | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28208 | The Packet House |  | Building | [NAME] ,New Springs,WIGAN | New Springs |  | SD | 360338 | 407244 | Dwelling house | Detached house, 2 storey, 2 bays by one deep, round arched doorway to right, inserted bay window to left. Plain window surrounds. Hipped slate roof. [NAME]-purple medium grained sandstone. | C18-19 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Trencherbone Rock , Slate |  |  | 96408,96409, | Fieldwork |  |  | 208, MF | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28209 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] |  | SD | 360624 | 408967 |  | Hilltop village clustered around a crossroads with churches, school & pub. Estate village of Earls of Balcarres. Mixture of stone & brick, C18-20. | C18-20 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Trencherbone Rock | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village | 96409, | 96409, | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28210 | St Davids Church |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] |  | SD | 360624 | 408967 | Place of Worship | Commissioners church by Rickman & Hutchinson. Low nave with bellcote & chancel. Narrow bays with thin buttresses, long lancet windows. [NAME]-purple fine to medium sandstone, iron stained, occasional 'chocolate drops'. Plinth of coarse sandstone, grey-red. | 1830-3 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Trencherbone Rock , Slate |  | 96409, |  | Pollard, 2006, 183; [NAME], D. '1991, Life and Times at Haigh Hall', [NAME], 147 |  |  | 210, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28211 | Balcarres Arms PH |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] |  | SD | 360663 | 409001 | Dwelling house | Three bay 2 [NAME], round headed doorway to right of central bay, plain window surrounds, windows replaced. Yellow-grey-buff-red medium grained sandstone. | Early C19 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Trencherbone Rock , Slate |  |  | 96409, | Fieldwork |  |  | 211, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28212 | Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception RC Church |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] |  | SD | 360750 | 408929 | Place of Worship | By J [NAME]. Small, with aisles, quatrefoil windows in clerestory and west gable. Walls of parpoints, fine grained grey-green sandstone. [NAME] of grey-yellow grit, current bedded. | 1855-8 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 212, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28213 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] |  | SD | 359739 | 408523 | Dwelling house | Probably the largest private house ever constructed in Greater Manchester. A tall, solid looking three storey mass, arranged around a rectangular courtyard, on an elevated rural site. Designed & built by 7th Earl of Balcarres in 1827-44, at a cost of £100,000. Principal facade faces south-east, towards [NAME]. The north-east elevation had been constructed of [NAME] from Highfield Delph; but the whole building, apart from the portico, is of superb ashlar in Harrock Hill Grit brought from [NAME] by the canal. This material is a massively bedded [NAME] coarse sandstone, with a high grit percentage. The portico is of similar sandstone, but current bedded, and allegedly derived from Abbots Delph, at Mellor, in Lancashire. The flagstones around the building are from Roby, near Upholland; whilst the large ones at the Portico are from quarry 96786 (unknown rock type). | 1827-44 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Harrock Hill Grit , Slate |  | 96786, |  | Pollard, 2006, 183-6; [NAME], 1991, 114-26 |  |  | 213, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28214 | Red Rock Bridge | Bridge 63 | Other | Red Rock Lane,[NAME],[NAME],WIGAN | [NAME] |  | SD | 358494 | 409903 | Wall/archway/gateway | Roadbridge over Leeds & Liverpool canal, single span elliptical profile, with stone parapets. Fine to medium grained, grey-green sandstone, with 'chocolate drop' inclusions. | Late C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 214, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28215 | Standish |  | Village | ,STANDISH | Standish |  | SD | 356320 | 410266 |  | Hilltop village around a small green and a historic church. Very few original buildings survive, village has grown to the size of a small town, and the centre has migrated away from the green to a nearby crossroads. | C18-20 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  | 97113, | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28216 | Gate House |  | Building | Market Place  ,STANDISH | Standish |  | SD | 356307 | 410231 | Wall/archway/gateway | Instead of a lychgate, the churchyard at [NAME] is entered by a full sized gatehouse, by Austin & Paley, intended as a WWI memorial. In [NAME] form with a pointed arch & oriel over, and a crenellated tower carrying a flagstaff. Wholly of medium grained red, current-bedded sandstone. | 1927 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 591 |  |  | 216, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28217 | St Wilfrid's Church |  | Building | Market Place  ,STANDISH | Standish |  | SD | 356320 | 410266 | Place of Worship | Large Perpendicular church, rebuilt in 1582-89, short chancel, clerestory with large windows. [NAME] was project manager, mason was [NAME]. Late Gothic survival, although interior is Classical Revival. Tower rebuilt in Victorian period, vestries in 1913 by Austin & Paley. Most of building of buff-yellow coarse sandstone (possibly Pemberton Rock), also of medium grained red sandstone. The tower is wholly of coarse grey sandstone. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Pemberton Rock , Slate |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 591 |  |  | 217, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28218 | Standish Sunday School | Bramley Court | Building | Market Street  ,STANDISH | Standish |  | SD | 356323 | 410307 | Civic | 2 storey, crude pointed windows with Y-tracery, converted 2003 to housing. Medium-grained yellow-buff-purple sandstone (possibly Pemberton Rock) | 1829 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pemberton Rock , Slate |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 593 |  |  | 218, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28219 | 13-17 Church Lane |  | Building | [NAME] ,Shevington,STANDISH | Shevington |  | SD | 354295 | 408658 | Dwelling house | Group of three stone built cottages, two storeys, 1 bay each, one window at each level, plus doorway. Plain surrounds. Medium grained, [NAME]. | Early C19 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pemberton Rock , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 219, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28220 | Gathurst Bridge |  | Other | 127 Gathurst Lane ,Gathurst,ORRELL | Gathurst |  | SD | 354051 | 407429 | Wall/archway/gateway | Single span elliptical road arch bridge over Leeds-Liverpool Canal, with stone parapets. Grey coarse sandstone, high % of grits, probably [NAME] from Parbold. | Late C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 220, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28221 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,ORRELL | [NAME] |  | SD | 353493 | 405049 |  | Linear village following old road between [NAME] and Upholland. Centred upon cross-roads at Orrell Post, most buildings are brick of C19-20, but a number of interesting stone buildings also. | C18-20 |  |  |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained | Not Entered |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28222 | Raj Gate Restaurant | [NAME] | Building | 391 Orrell Road ,[NAME],ORRELL | [NAME] |  | SD | 352701 | 405103 | Dwelling house | Large house, 2 to 3 storey, main part 3 bays by 2, with west cross wing. Bay windows at either end. Large sash windows with segment heads. Quoins of deep red sandstone, probably Runcorn red; walling of parpoints, fine grained yellow sandstone, green tinge. possibly Old [NAME] | Late C19 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Old [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 222, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28223 | Dean Brook House |  | Building | 298 Orrell Road ,[NAME],ORRELL | [NAME] |  | SD | 352664 | 405139 | Dwelling house | Small double pile house, two storey, symmetrical with central Gibbs doorway & windows with flat arches over, front elevation in handmade brick, other elevations in random stone, details inc quoins in stone. Yellow medium grained sandstone. | Early C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pemberton Rock , Sandstone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 223, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28224 | Ryemoor | Ryemoor | Building | 274-6 [NAME] road ,[NAME],ORRELL | [NAME] |  | SD | 352861 | 405109 | Dwelling house | Large pair of stone semis, bizarre carvings of motifs over whole of front façade. Yellow medium grained sandstone, uniform, no visible bedding. | Late C19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 224, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28225 | The Mount PH |  | Building | 160-2 Orrell Road ,[NAME],ORRELL | [NAME] |  | SD | 353799 | 404976 | Dwelling house | Peculiar large villa. Central three bays, 3 storeys, with bowed 2 storey wings, Impressive ashlar. Fine grained [NAME]-yellow sandstone, occasional iron staining, no cross-bedding, very uniform, mid height band in fine red sandstone. | C1800 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 225, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28226 | [NAME] |  | Building | 170 Orrell Road ,[NAME],ORRELL | [NAME] |  | SD | 353697 | 404996 | Dwelling house | Now 2 cottages, was a farmhouse, with housebody & cross-wing attached. Mullioned & sash windows, altered. Grey-buff-yellow medium grained sandstone. | 1652 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork; Pollard 2006, 538 |  |  | 226, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28227 | The Nunnery | Strickland House | Building | 166-8 Orrell Road ,[NAME],ORRELL | [NAME] |  | SD | 353736 | 405009 | Dwelling house | Large house, now subdivided, 3 storey, late Georgian, belfry at east end. Used as a school from 1821 by French Benedictine nuns. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 538 |  |  | 227, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28228 | The Unicorn PH |  | Building | Upholland Road ,Higher End,ORRELL | Higher End |  | SD | 352639 | 403133 | Retail/commercial | Built as a public house, in Late Victorian period, six bays by two, on roadside. Classical doorway, remainder a mixture of styles. Of [NAME]-yellow fine grained sandstone. | C1900 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 228, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28229 | [NAME] RC Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,LEIGH | Leigh |  | SJ | 366345 | 399852 | Place of Worship | By [NAME]. Hansom. Big west tower, angle buttresses & set-offs, top is gabled with pinnacles. Church is simple, 9 bays, with 3 light windows and buttresses, short apsidal chancel. Walling of parpoints, grey-buff, occasionally yellow, fine grained sandstone, very soft and weathered. The detail is similar. | 1855 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 231 |  |  | 229, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28230 | [NAME] Church Hall |  | Building | Chapel Street  ,LEIGH | Leigh |  | SJ | 366342 | 399921 | Civic | Church hall, impressive elevation, central recessed section of stone, big gable window, curvilinear tracery, triple arcaded entrance. Stone of white fine grained stone, with crinoids & shell fragments - Portland Limestone. | 1925 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Portland Stone |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 232 |  |  | 230, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28231 | St Thomas Church |  | Building | Chapel Street  ,LEIGH | Leigh |  | SJ | 366430 | 399934 | Place of Worship | By J S Crowther and R B Preston. 2 phases; firstly, chancel & 2 east bays of nace & aisles; second, rest, including tower. Hard red brick, stone dressings of red medium grained current bedded sandstone. | 1902-3 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 231 |  |  | 231, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28232 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | Market Place  ,LEIGH | Leigh |  | SD | 365626 | 400299 | Place of Worship | Rebuilt medieval church, by Paley & Austin. Six bay nave, 2 bay chancel, continuous rooof with battlements & clerestory. Tower recased in 1910. Medium grained red-yellow-buff sandstone, cross-bedded, millet grains. | 1869-73 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Mary_the_Virgin%27s_Church,_Leigh |  |  | 232, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28233 | [NAME] |  | Building | Market Place  ,LEIGH | Leigh |  | SD | 365655 | 400197 | Civic | By J C Prestwich. Stone front, Accrington brick rear. 7 bay front, piano nobile of giant columns alternately blocked, tall windows, tall hipped roof, big cupola. Baroque style. Yellow current bedded medium grained sandstone, also cross-bedded, uniform. | 1904-7 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 232 |  |  | 233, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28234 | Barclay's Bank | Manchester Union Bank | Building | King Street  ,LEIGH | Leigh |  | SD | 365648 | 400097 | Retail/commercial | 3 storey, Italianate design, with corner cupola. [NAME]-yellow medium grained sandstone. | 1870's | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 234, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28235 | Yorkshire Bank |  | Building | 10 King Street  ,LEIGH | Leigh |  | SJ | 365617 | 399983 | Retail/commercial | Flemish Renaissance. 6 bays defined by sandstone columns at ground floor, all brick at first & second floor levels. Medium grained red sandstone. | c1900 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 234 |  |  | 235, MF | 07-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28236 | [NAME] and All Angels Church | Howe Bridge Parish Church | Building | [NAME],Howe Bridge ,ATHERTON | Atherton |  | SD | 366487 | 402440 | Place of Worship | By Paley & Austin. Designed by Paley & Austin for Fletcher Burrows, owner of Atherton Colliery. Narrow coursed stone with red Runcorn ashlar dressings, plain tile roofs with coped gables and kneelers. 2 stage octagonal fleche over crossing with tall spire. Chamfered plinth, continuous moulded ashlar sill band. Nave with single bay side chapels, north porch, transepts, chancel with aisles and meeting room and choir vestry. Two types walling parpoints - first, [NAME] coarse sandstone with grits, current bedded. Second, yellow fine sandstone, finely bedded. detail of red sandstone. | 1875-7 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained , Slate |  |  |  | http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-461978-church-of-st-michael-and-all-angels-athe |  |  | 236, MF | 09-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28237 | St Michaels Rectory |  | Building | [NAME],Howe Bridge ,ATHERTON | Atherton |  | SD | 366493 | 402115 | Dwelling house | Small modern rectory, small and architecturally restrained, with rock faced fine yellow sandstone parpoints, with red sandstone detail. | Late C20 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Sandstone, fine-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 237, MF | 09-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28238 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,ATHERTON | Atherton |  | SD | 366817 | 402904 | Place of Worship | Pair of small stone built chapels by [NAME], in a derelict condition. Gothic, stepped buttresses, steep roofs. [NAME]-yellow-grey-purple medium grained sandstone, with 'chocolate drops'. Probably [NAME]. | 1855-7 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 9809, | Fieldwork |  |  | 238, MF | 09-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28239 | [NAME] the Baptist |  | Building | Market Place  ,ATHERTON | Atherton |  | SD | 367600 | 403133 | Place of Worship | Big impressive church, by Paley & Austin, who designed 28236. 5 bay nave, 2 bay chancel, under continuous roof. Aisles & clerestory. Five stage tower. [NAME] in Late Decorated style. Ashlars of [NAME]-yellow-orange fine sandstone with cross-bedding (possible [NAME]). [NAME] of red-yellow current bedded coarse sandstone. | 1878-9; 1892 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 9809, | Pollard, 2006, 136 |  |  | 239, MF | 09-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28240 | Obelisk |  | Other | Market Place  ,ATHERTON | Atherton |  | SD | 367611 | 403102 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Tall pyramidal obelisk, with sunken panels, erected by [NAME], similar to one located in Leigh outside the Town Hall. Restored 1867. Base is of red-brown medium grained sandstone, with [NAME] staining. Possibly [NAME] | 1781 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 138 |  |  | 240, MF | 09-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28241 | Chowbent Unitarian Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,ATHERTON | Atherton |  | SD | 367902 | 403212 | Place of Worship | Large rectangular gabled preaching box, 4 bays by 3, large round headed windows at both levels. Belfry with slim pillars & cupola over west gable. Plinth, quoins, bands & detail in yellow-orange, medium grained, current bedded sandstone, remainder in handmade brick. | 1721 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 241, MF | 09-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28242 | Hindley's Farm |  | Building | [NAME],ATHERTON | Atherton |  | SD | 366394 | 403358 | Dwelling house | Double pile two storey farmhouse, central doorway with later bay windows to sides. Vernacular style, quoins, plain lintels & cills. Purple-red-yellow-buff medium grained sandstone, soft & weathered. | C17-18 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 242, MF | 09-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28243 | [NAME] Methodist Church |  | Building | Bridge Street  ,HINDLEY | Hindley |  | SD | 361910 | 404649 | Place of Worship | By Wm. Waddington & Son. Transept, apsidal chancel, octagonal north-west steeple over porch. Round headed windows. Walling is parpoints of grey-green-yellow fine grained, thinly bedded sandstone. [NAME] of dark red medium grained sandstone, uniform. | 1900-1 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 199 |  |  | 243, MF | 09-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28244 | [NAME] Church | Hindley Parish Church | Building | [NAME]  ,HINDLEY | Hindley |  | SD | 361575 | 404239 | Place of Worship | By E.G. Paley. Big church, with SW tower & broach spire. Decorated style. Nave with clerestory & aisles, chancel with large pointed west window. Allegedly has Bath Stone dressings; but inspection revealed dressings of coarse current bedded yellow sandstone with grits (possibly Longridge Stone); and walling of parpoints of grey-yellow-buff fine sandstone, with thin bedding. | 1863-6 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Longridge Stone , Slate |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 199 |  |  | 244, MF | 09-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28245 | [NAME] RC Church |  | Building | Market Street  ,HINDLEY | Hindley |  | SD | 361739 | 404383 | Place of Worship | By [NAME]. No tower, west gable with central entrance porch has Decorated tracery windows. Aisles, clerestorys, and round apse. Walling is parpoints of yellow-green-grey fine sandstone, current bedded (possibly Lower Haslingden Flag). [NAME] is of dark red medium grained sandstone, current bedded (possible Runcorn Red). | 1869 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Runcorn Red Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 199 |  |  | 245, MF | 11-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28246 | Hindley Cemetery Chapel |  | Building | Castle Hill Road  ,HINDLEY | Hindley |  | SD | 362659 | 405173 | Place of Worship | Chapel, Nonconformist, by [NAME]. Three bays by one, apsidal, with aisle on north side. Geometric tracery windows. Walling - parpoints of fine grained [NAME]-yellow sandstone, possibly Lower Haslingden Flags. [NAME] of dark red medium grained current bedded sandstone, possibly Runcorn Red Stone. | 1879-80 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower [NAME] , Runcorn Red Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Pollard, 2006, 199 |  |  | 246, MF | 11-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28247 | 7 Sale Lane |  | Building | 7 Sale Lane  ,TYLDESLEY | Tyldesley |  | SD | 370499 | 401964 | Dwelling house | Small two cell, two storey house, mullions and drip mouldings, later brick extensions. All of sandstone, red-purple yellow-buff, medium grained, current bedded - probably Cannel Rock. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | MF, 247 | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28248 | [NAME] |  | Building | Stanley Street  ,TYLDESLEY | Tyldesley |  | SD | 369069 | 402075 | Civic | Partly stone façade, classical with Gibbs door surround and columns, ground floor & cornice over first floor of current bedded medium grained red sandstone. | Early C20. | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | MF, 248 | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28249 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],TYLDESLEY | Tyldesley |  | SD | 368878 | 401978 | Civic | Two storey 7 bay building, Y-tracery pointed windows, doorways at both ends; extended south by 2 bays in 1868. Oldest section of ashlars, grey-yellow, iron stained, chocolate drop inclusions. [NAME]. | 1829 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  | 9809, | 9809, | Fieldwork, Pollard 2006, 595 |  |  | MF, 249 | 06-APR-11 [NAME] | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28250 | [NAME] | Tyldesley Parish Church | Building | [NAME],TYLDESLEY | Tyldesley |  | SD | 368850 | 401970 | Place of Worship | Commissioners church, by [NAME], in early English Gothic style. Chancel extended at east end to form sanctuary. 150ft spire at west end. Large ashlars, grey-buff-yellow, with iron staining, medium grained, 'chocolate drop' inclusions. [NAME]. | 1821-4 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  | 9809, |  | http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=51053#s3 (accessed 24/2/11) |  |  | MF, 250 | 24-FEB-11 Mark Fletcher | Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28251 | Marple Aqueduct | [NAME] | Building | [NAME] ,Ley Hey Park,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 395521 | 390052 | Structure | Impressive stone built aqueduct spanning 309 feet over the river [NAME] with three arches. Widely regarded as one of the wonders of engineering. The piers, oval in section, use mainly rough red sandstone which is reputed to come from nearby Hyde Bank Quarry, not marked on the later OS maps and no longer in existence. The arches spanning the Goyt Valley have large voussoirs and the six spandrels are pierced with circular holes with dressed surrounds. The aqueduct is topped with a parapet of dressed white gritstone , probably quarried from the Milnrow Sandstone, well displayed in the quarries between nearby [NAME] through to [NAME]. 1800, frost damage in 1961-62 to north side, to the wall above the eastern arch on the Marple side necessitated later repairs. | 1800 | Conservation area. Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork, http://www.marple-uk.com  Accessed Nov. 2010. |  | The aqueduct was desined by engineer [NAME], the Peak Forest Canal’s consultant engineer and the resident engineer [NAME]. The contract for building the aqueduct was awarded to [NAME], [NAME] and [NAME]. | 251, Photo courtesy of the Buildings Conservation Team, Stockport Council | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28252 | Chadkirk Chapel |  | Building | Vale Road ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 394003 | 390218 | Place of Worship | Historic chapel constructed with a variety of building materials including timber, sandstone and flagstone used on roof. Although 16th century, its south walls were rebuilt in 1747 and the chapel has seen a number of other alterations and restorations during its long history. The timber frame has been mostly rebuilt in dressed stone, much of which has a red colour. Projecting plinth and stone quoins. Doors have rusticated keystone surrounds. Timber bell cote. 16C 1747 alterations, 20th century | 16C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 252, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28253 | Marple Hall |  | Building | Off Marple Hall Drive  ,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 394397 | 389318 | Dwelling house | 1658 on datestone but this replaced a much earlier building thought to have been built during the reign of [NAME] for the [NAME] family. Alterations and additions in 1699 and early 1800’s. Only ruins remain of the grand four [NAME], once home to Judge [NAME], one of the men who signed the death warrant for King Charles 1st. The red sandstone is reputed to have been sourced from the nearby river [NAME]. A red sandstone datestone and stone blocks showing the outline plan of the hall remain. Part of nearby cobbled drive/path to Hall remains and some stone gateposts and fenceposts. The stables and associated outbuildings had a datestone of 1669, built by [NAME]. These also used red sandstone apart from the clock tower which was brick. Some additions and alterations in the early 1800’s by [NAME] The Hall was demolished in 1959. The earlier part had stone mullion windows, with larger windows added in the early 1800‘. Small traces of an early timber framework, painted black and white survived. | 1658 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Cobbles |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Hull’s Geological Memoir for Stockport., http://www.visitmarple.co.uk  and http://www.marple-uk.com   Accessed Nov 2010 |  | Ruins, demolished 1959. Possibly red sandstone is the one referred to by Hull as Marple Rock | 253, CJ,  254, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28254 | Otterspool Bridge |  | Other | [NAME]MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 393658 | 389446 | Structure | Bridge over river [NAME]. Datestone with 1660 and underneath [NAME] incorporated into bridge structure. Examination of underside shows the bridge has been widened. The oldest phase shows the use of red sandstone. The newer phase to the south also uses red sandstone but probably from a different source than the original local red sandstone. Follows same design as older part of bridge. Three arches with triangular cutwaters. The arches are separated by square pilasters. A band runs at the base of the parapet walls which have stone copings, terminated in square piers. | 1660 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork, http://www.visitmarple.co.uk (Accessed Nov. 2010) |  |  | 255, CJ,  256, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28255 | Cottage near Otterspool Bridge |  | Building | Otterspool Road A627 ,Bunkers Hill,BREDBURY | Bredbury |  | SJ | 393644 | 389522 | Retail/commercial | Was once a public house called the Stag and Pheasant, now a private dwelling house. Flagstone roof. Front elevation shows two storeys built of thin courses of red sandstone. Vernacular style. Rectangular plan from above but with projecting gable to right of front elevation facing road. Windows, sills and lintels look like modern replacements. Chimney on left gable and another on ridge | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, http://www.visitmarple.co.uk  (Accessed Nov. 2010) |  |  | 257, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28256 | [NAME] near Bury me wick, Chadkirk |  | Other | Passes over Chadkirk Road / Vale Road ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 393876 | 390377 | Structure | The small aqueduct over Vale Road, Chadkirk appears to have undergone more than one phase of alterations and/or additions. Recent scrapping, possibly by vehicles, of the calcium carbonate encrusted masonry reveals coarse red sandstone underneath. | 19C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 258, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28257 | No. 15  Bridge on Peak Forest Canal | White Bridge, Red Bridge or Rose Cutting | Other | Bridge No. 15 ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 395281 | 390119 | Structure | Bridge once marked the entrance to the Rose Canal Tunnel which was later opened out into a cutting after the tunnel roof collapsed towards the end of the 19th century. Bridge reputed to have been painted white in the past, hence local name White Bridge. The bridge has a round headed arch and is constructed of coursed grit, rock faced for voussoirs, band and coping. | 1794-1801 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk  (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 259, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28258 | Hyde Bank Farm Barn | Hyde Bank Farm Tearooms | Building | Oakwood Road ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 394786 | 390362 | Farm | 1655 on datestone, 19th and 20th century alterations. [NAME] now converted into tearooms has red sandstone quoins and datestone. Some of the red sandstone quoins show lines of cavities, generally a centimetre or so across, where perhaps marl pellets or pebbles have weathered out. The majority of the barn appears to be built of Milnrow Sandstone. Some of the lintels of a blocked window are made of very mica rich sandstone. Signs of alterations and/or repairs to the walls in places. The red sandstone can also be seen on some of the adjacent farm buildings, such as on the chimney quoins, door and window jambs, steps and commonly within the walls of the adjacent cottages. | 1655 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Milnrow Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 260, CJ,  261, CJ,  262, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28259 | No 4 Greenhead Fold |  | Building | Bredbury Green ,Bredbury Green,BREDBURY | Bredbury |  | SJ | 393187 | 390414 | Dwelling house | A small portion of the former dwelling house of the Sidebottoms family remains. The rest is  part clad in wood and mainly rendered. Exposed stone is red sandstone. Shows large quoins of red sandstone. Above the lintel of the doorway is reputedly a badly weathered coat of arms. | 1696 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 263, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28260 | Old Stone Wall |  | Other | Between Peak Forest Canal and Brabyns Park ,Ley Hey Park,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 395981 | 389907 | Wall/archway/gateway | Old wall alongside footpath between the Peak Forest Canal and Brabyns Park.. Some of the stone is red. Most of the wall is missing and heavily covered by vegetation. It could have formed part of the ancient right of way from Rose Hill to Marple Bridge called Seven Stiles Footpath which also crosses the Lock 7 locktail bridge. | 19C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | Public right of way but wall not protected. Grid reference is in approximate location as difficult to locate wall through tree cover on satellite images. | 264, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28261 | Public Toilets |  | Building | [NAME]  ,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 396199 | 388722 | Civic | Public toilets reputedly using some of the red sandstone that was once used to build Marple Hall, now in ruins, demolished 1959. Also uses at least one other type of buff/brown coloured Coal Measure Sandstone. | 1959 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE,  FINE- TO MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Coal Measures sandstones , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | Triangular grassed recreation ground alongside Oldknow Road. | 265, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28262 | Waterside Farm | Higher Waterside Farm | Building | off Otterspool Road ,Bunkers Hill,BREDBURY | Bredbury |  | SJ | 393294 | 389389 | Farm | 1733 on datestone, 20th century alterations. Farm showing numerous alterations and additions. Dressed red sandstone is used in part of the  two storey farm cottage and parts of the different farm outbuildings such as barns. Later additions and repairs have used red brick. Farm cottage has central door with a square cut surround and small overlight. | 1733 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 266, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28263 | Goyt Hall Farm |  | Building | off Clapgate ,Bredbury Green,BREDBURY | Bredbury |  | SJ | 392319 | 390134 |  | Large group of different farm buildings close to the 16th century hall. The hall in the [NAME] vernacular style shows timber frame to the front and red sandstone walls at the rear. Flagstone roof. The farm buildings include a 16th century barn with oak cruck frame, largely encased in red sandstone and with a flagstone roof. Use of [NAME] coloured sandstone at some point to block a former large entrance to part of the barn. Some of the original cobbles of the adjoining yard remain. Numerous alterations and additions to the farm buildings over the years. Large use of brick in one barn but gable end is red sandstone with red sandstone stairs leading up to door at floor above. | 16C | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Coal Measures sandstones , Cobbles , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Pers. comm. with current owners. |  |  | 267, CJ, 268, CJ,  269 CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28264 | Greave | Greave Fold | Village | Greave ,Greave,ROMILEY | Greave |  | SJ | 394620 | 391661 |  | Small fold of two storey cottages, pub, farm and  two chapels built in Pennine vernacular style on the slopes of [NAME] Low. Characteristic of the Pennine upland fringe to the east of the borough of Stockport. Once included former weavers’ workshops. Both the chapels have now been converted into a private dwelling houses. Most of the fold is stone built but with some buildings using handmade bricks. Many of the buildings are covered in render. Many flagstone roofs remain but others have been replaced by blue slate and tiles. Many of the drystone boundary walls are still intact. The village was probably built of Milnrow Sandstone from the nearby Heald Quarries. Most of the village dates from around 1750 with later additions in the 19th and 20th Centuries. Later additions such as Holy Innocents Church use machine made red brick. | 1750 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Milnrow Sandstone , Rough Rock | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  | Greave Fold is shown on [NAME] of Cheshire 1777. The fold is close to both quarries of Milnrow Sandstone between [NAME] and [NAME] and quarries of Rough Rock on the slopes of nearby [NAME] Low. Consequently both stones can be seen used in the village. |  | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28265 | Primative Methodist Chapel and Sunday School | Greave Methodist Chapel | Building | [NAME] ,Greave,ROMILEY | Greave |  | SJ | 394620 | 391661 | Place of Worship | Chapel now converted to house. The gabled facade faces the road and is constructed of a pitched face of regular stone coursing. The side walls show random rubble stone. The symmetrical gable facade has a central doorway with wedge keystone above and ashlar dressings and imposts. Two pairs of  rounded windows. Each pair is separated by stone mullions. The apex of the gable shows an open bellcote in ashlar. Above the main door a carved inscription on a stone tablet reads ‘ Primitive Methodist Greave Fold Eden Sunday School 1861.’ Also stone boundary wall which has recently been altered during conversion to house. | 1861 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 270, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28266 | Well Cottage |  | Building | Greave Fold ,Greave,ROMILEY | Greave |  | SJ | 394441 | 391630 | Farm | The exterior layout has been altered over the years from the original footprint which used to include a barn. Adjacent to this their was internally evidence of a shippon. The original stone has been used on what are now two dwelling houses. The rubble stone is a mixture of Rough Rock and Milnrow Sandstone, both of which were quarried nearby. | 18C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15635,91101, | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk  (Accessed Nov 2010), Pers. comm. with current owners. |  |  | 271, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28267 | Stone water Trough with pump |  | Other | Greave Fold ,Greave,ROMILEY | Greave |  | SJ | 394548 | 391728 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Stone Trough is in approximate position of a well marked on first edition OS Map of 1872. It is not known if the stone trough and pump are the original components. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 272, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28268 | Stone boundary wall |  | Other | Greave Fold ,Greave,ROMILEY | Greave |  | SJ | 394526 | 391708 | Wall/archway/gateway | Drystone boundary wall between cottages and road leading through village. Uses Milnrow Sandstone. The flaggy laminated character is well seen in many of the individual stone blocks. | 19C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 91101, | Fieldwork |  |  | 273, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28269 | No 12 Greave Fold |  | Building | Greave Fold ,Greave,ROMILEY | Greave |  | SJ | 394539 | 391715 | Dwelling house | Two storey building with exposed rough random rubble to rear but rendered at front. Front elevation faces onto the central square. The exposed stone at rear of building also includes patches of bricks, indicating past repairs and alterations. | 19C | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 274, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28270 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],ROMILEY | [NAME] |  | SJ | 394129 | 391856 | Dwelling house | Two storey cottage, built in the vernacular style, using coursed rubble with stone flag roof. Windows use square cut stone lintels, jambs and sills. The birthplace and childhood home of famous academic Sir [NAME], classicist, historian and educationalist. Cottages are very close to the quarries at [NAME] where the building materials came from. | 18C | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15117, | Fieldwork |  |  | 275, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28271 | Cottages opposite Barker Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],ROMILEY | [NAME] |  | SJ | 394166 | 391847 |  | Row of two storey cottages built in the vernacular style. Stone flag roof. Stone mullion windows Flagstone paving near front entrances, some of which looks original. Very close to [NAME] within the Milnrow Sandstone and very likely to have been built of stone from there. Text by Prof. [NAME] who was brought up in the cottage opposite recalls how part of these cottages was used as a smithy which was used by the quarrymen, presumably to sharpen their tools. Explosives for the quarrying was also stored in some part of the cottages. | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15117, | Fieldwork |  |  | 276, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28272 | High Lane Farm |  | Building | High [NAME] ,[NAME],ROMILEY | [NAME] |  | SJ | 393782 | 391694 | Farm | Cottage and associated farm buildings. Cottage is rendered but the adjoining barn shows rough stone rubble walls. Flagstone roof. Collection of cobble stones, probably local, besides old barn. | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Cobbles , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15117, | Fieldwork |  |  | 277, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28273 | Cottage Gilbert Bank |  | Building | [NAME],ROMILEY | [NAME] |  | SJ | 393775 | 391737 | Dwelling house | Two storey cottage with stone flag roof. Central doorway. Roof shows evidence of bowing. Also stone built thick angled support, as seen at Lower Watermeetings Farm, entry number 28302. | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15117, | Fieldwork |  |  | 278, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28274 | Flagstone edging to Gilbert Bank Road |  | Other | [NAME],ROMILEY | [NAME] |  | SJ | 393726 | 391681 | Wall/archway/gateway | Line of upright flagstones alongside part of Gilbert Bank Road, serving to act as retaining wall. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15117, | Fieldwork |  |  | 279, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28275 | Stone Flag gate post |  | Other | High [NAME] ,[NAME],ROMILEY | [NAME] |  | SJ | 393778 | 391932 | Wall/archway/gateway | Upright flagstone used as a sort of stile from [NAME], [NAME] onto the public footpath alongside Cricket Ground. Flagstone is noticably weathered and spalling on side facing road. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15117, | Fieldwork |  | Off High Lane at start of public footpath running alongside cricket ground | 280, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28276 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Top o th'Hill,ROMILEY | Top o th'Hill |  | SJ | 393784 | 391244 |  | Group of three buildings, built on hillside on the edge of a former Milnrow Sandstone quarry. The middle building is brick built but the other two stone built. The lower stone building is much larger than the other two which could be considered cottages. The large stone building has three storeys at the rear and side with just two storeys visible at the front. | 18th Century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 91087, | Fieldwork |  |  | 281, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28277 | No.13 [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 393715 | 390814 | Dwelling house | Symmetrical two storey house with central doorway with decorative coped gabled porch. Twentieth century stone date stone above doorway has two dates 1650 and 1976. Part of the small group of cottages known as [NAME]. Stone carving of three heads was found nearby. House has been much altered during the 20th century. Side gable is rendered but shows external chimney from the ground floor to roof. Alongside house is a residential street called Rocklynes, reputed to be site of an old quarry. | 1650 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 282, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28278 | No. 166 Stockport Road |  | Building | near Holehouse Fold ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 393587 | 390769 | Dwelling house | Two storey with a symmetrical facade. Has undergone renovation around 2005. Stone built with random stone rubble at gable alongside Hole House Fold. May have been public house at one time. Has also been used as a restaurant. With its position alongside the Peak Forest Canal and beside main road it may have had connections with the canal in terms of trade. Also part of the small group of cottages known as [NAME], also associated with nearby quarrying in the Milnrow Sandstone. Now part of the Conservation Area along the Peak Forest Canal. | 19th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 283, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28280 | Bonnyfield | No’s 8-14 Greenfield Cottages | Building | Rear elevation on [NAME]. Front elevation alongside public footpath, accessed through archway of adjacent [NAME] of York Pub. ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 393738 | 390694 |  | Row of four two storey terraced cottages set alongside public footpath and behind the Duke of York pub. Some original stone flag roofs remain. Doors show round headed stone surrounds with central wedge shaped keystones. Large rectangular windows, one to left of door on ground floor and one above on first floor. Stone chimneys on roof ridge. [NAME] at rear are simple and square cut whereas at the front facade the lintels are much bigger and wedge shaped. The front facade also shows coursed stone unlike the random rubble of the gable and rear.  Flagstone paving alongside cottages but may not be original. Stone gatepost and  stone boundary garden wall with triangular coping stones runs alongside public footpath also using Milnrow Sandstone. Numerous 20th century alterations and brick built additions, some using slate for the roofs of the projecting ground floor extensions. to rear on the ground floor. The front facade retains its original appearance. | 1862 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 286, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28281 | Bredbury Green Cottages |  | Building | Bredbury Green ,Bredbury Green,BREDBURY | Bredbury |  | SJ | 393179 | 390431 |  | Built in the vernacular style using local materials, retaining stone flag roofs. Some of the cottages have been rendered. The rear shows that the cottages don’t all belong to the same phase of building as one is smaller and the size of the stone used is also different. One of the residents, [NAME] recalls seeing a water storage tank under the stairs of the smallest cottage with tide marks which they think connected with the nearby well.  The cottages are also thought to have been connected to the felt hatting industry before items were taken to [NAME] for the finishing processes. The adjacent No.4 Greenhead Fold, dated 1697 and mentioned at 28259 was known as the planking shop, part of the felt hat making process. The once cobbled yard at the rear has since been covered in concrete. | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 287, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28282 | Bredbury Green Cottages, other side of main road |  | Building | Bredbury Green ,Bredbury Green,BREDBURY | Bredbury |  | SJ | 393203 | 390491 |  | Row of terraced cottages built in the vernacular style using local materials. Some use of red sandstone in associated garden walls and parts of the gable end but mostly Milnrow Sandstone. Some still have flagstone roofs, others have been replaced by slate. | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 288, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28283 | [NAME] |  | Building | Harrytown ,Bredbury Green,BREDBURY | Bredbury |  | SJ | 393113 | 390661 | Dwelling house | House now flats which has seen many alterations and additions. The stone built 17th century porch facing the main road has chamfered ashlar door surrounds using red sandstone, contrasting against the buff/brown Milnrow Sandstone used in the rest of the wall. Above the porch door are 2 light double chamfered stone mullion windows and above this a single light attic opening which also uses red sandstone surrounds. The Milnrow Sandstone is coursed and squared with corner quoins. Projecting plinth. Some surviving stone chimney pots. | 1671 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 289, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28284 | The Barnhouse Restaurant |  | Building | Higher [NAME]  ,BREDBURY | Bredbury |  | SJ | 392946 | 391348 | Farm | Used as slaughterhouse. In late 20th century was converted into restaurant with two storeys. Reputed to be surviving part of Clegg Farm. Rectangular plan built in the vernacular style with coursed stone, roughly dressed. Windows on ground floor were probably added in late 20th century when it was converted from a slaughterhouse to a restaurant. | 17C |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 290, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28285 | Bredbury House |  | Building | Higher [NAME]  ,BREDBURY | Bredbury |  | SJ | 393094 | 391097 | Dwelling house | House now used as funeral directors. Polite architectural style. Symmetrical facade with two storeys plus attic. Central doorway has a Roman Ionic pediment and supporting columns. Two ground floor windows and three first floor Georgian style windows with wedge lintels and sills. Brick chimney stack on gable. Gable shows coursed rubble. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 291, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28286 | [NAME] retaining wall under bridge |  | Other | Compstall Road/ Stockport Road  ,ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 394190 | 390785 | Structure | Wall and adjoining robust sides to railway bridge over the main road through Romiley. The large quoins on the southern end on the corner of Stockport Road and [NAME] have red tones to their colouration. Quartz pebbles following line of current bedding seen on some large quoins on the other part of the southern side of the bridge. The use of stone also extends inside the station building with Milnrow Sandstone used to make the internal steps from street level up to the ticket office and then the platform. Stone is now visible only on the side of the steps as the rest is covered over. | 19C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Coal Measures sandstones |  |  | 91092, | Fieldwork |  |  | 292, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28287 | Barlow Fold |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 394845 | 391234 |  | Built in the Pennine vernacular style using local stone and handmade brick. No 1 Barlow Fold in contrast with its timber frame uses building materials and construction more characteristic of the  vernacular of the Cheshire Plain. Originally all would have had stone flagged roofs but now slate is also used. The small two storey cottages form a small fold, with the irregular terraces lining either side of narrow Barlow Fold Road. The Werneth Turnpike road passed through [NAME] and the stone gateposts, which once supported a ‘toll gate’ are still present at the southern end of the fold. During the 18th and 19th centuries many of the occupants were part time weavers. Many of the cottages are now rendered. Where stone is exposed such as with No. 6 this takes the form of coursed squared rubble. | 18C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 293, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28288 | Drystone wall |  | Other | [NAME] ,Top o th'Hill,ROMILEY | Top o th'Hill |  | SJ | 393805 | 391147 | Wall/archway/gateway | Drystone wall probably using locally quarried Milnrow Sandstone. One piece of coping stone contains rusty/chocolate coloured mass, probably iron rich concretion. Could be example of the ‘chocolate drops’ that the old builders on eastern side of Stockport used to refer to in the Milnrow Sandstone, although this example was quite hard rather than softer than the surrounding rock. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 91087,91091, | Fieldwork |  |  | 294, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28289 | Lane Ends Cottages |  | Building | ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 394658 | 391476 |  | Part of the rear of No 5 of this row of cottages of different heights shows exposed stone work showing three types of local stone. This wall shows evidence of past alterations and/or repairs. Above the stone, the rear wall is finished in brick. | 1777 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Rough Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 295, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28290 | Hatherlow |  | Village | ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Hatherlow |  | SJ | 393512 | 390421 |  | Hatherlow developed as a hamlet along the road leading down from nearby Bredbury and also Romiley towards part of Marple and then onwards to Stockport. Land was bought there to purpose build a chapel in 1706 for the Non Conformist congregation who had previously worshiped at nearby Chadkirk Chapel. The chapel built in 1706 was stone built, being a long building, 60 feet by 29 feet in four bays. Later buildings were developed close by and in 1846 a large stone church, the present Hatherlow United Reform Church, was built. The older buildings appear to have used the local materials, resembling the Milnrow Sandstone quarried close by between [NAME] and [NAME]. The large church of 1846 looks more like stone brought in from elsewhere. The Peak Forest Canal runs behind the church so would have made it easier to bring stone in from further afield. | 18C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  | Butterworth, in 1827, described [NAME] as a small hamlet. A cluster of buildings shown in the approximate position of Hatherlow are also shown on  [NAME] of Cheshire 1777 and the Stopford Map of 1800. |  | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28291 | Hatherlow United Reform Church |  | Building | ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Hatherlow |  | SJ | 393512 | 390421 | Place of Worship | Church built of hammer dressed stone with graduated slate roof. There are five bays each with a projecting plinth, sill band, weathered buttresses and a chamfered lancet window opening with impost stones. The tower has a pyramidal spire and reduces in size at the belfry which is flanked by flying buttresses. The church uses buff coloured sandstone and has a stone wall surrounding the church and graveyard. The church with its tall elegant tower forms an impressive feature on the hillside. | 1846 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Coal Measures sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 296, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28292 | Stone graveyard wall |  | Other | ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Hatherlow |  | SJ | 393495 | 390451 | Wall/archway/gateway | Section of graveyard wall contains large cobble stone of glacial origin. The burial ground at Hatherlow goes back to 1793 so the boundary wall could also mirror this date.The rest of the wall is probably made from locally quarried Milnrow Sandstone. | 18C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Cobbles |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 297, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28293 | Hatherlow Sunday School |  | Building | ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Hatherlow |  | SJ | 393469 | 390486 | Place of Worship | Present building is built on the same site of the much earlier chapel built in 1706. The belfry and the sundial from this older chapel were incorporated into the one now on site. Perhaps some of the original stone work was also reused. Rectangular plan. | 1911 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 298, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28294 | No 23 The Manse | The Parsonage | Building | ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Hatherlow |  | SJ | 393450 | 390492 | Place of Worship | Manse built on the west side of the original Hatherlow Chapel. Two storeys with a symmetrical facade and central door. | 1764 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 299, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28295 | Hillside Farm Barn |  | Building | Off Werneth Low Road ,Greave,ROMILEY | Greave |  | SJ | 394768 | 391966 | Farm | Old barn seen from the nearby public footpath has stone walls and flagstone roof. The house adjacent is rendered. Very close to the site of Hillside Quarry. | 17C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  | 91126, | Fieldwork |  |  | 300, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28296 | Wall alongside [NAME] railway station, adjacent to the brick terraces at the start of Guywood Lane. |  | Other | Off Guywood Lane  ,ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 394217 | 390804 | Wall/archway/gateway | Old wall alongside what is now the car park of Romiley train station. Extends some distance from its start at the junction with [NAME] down the alleyway next to the brick terraces of Guywood Lane. Wall uses mainly Milnrow Sandstone but a few blocks more closely resemble olive yellow coloured weathered Old [NAME]. Near junction with [NAME] the wall uses triangular coping stones, typical of Victorian times but further along wall this style of coping is not seen. Reuse of some dressed stone is obvious from the pattern on those blocks. Use of some very large stone blocks over 1 metre long, some of irregular shapes and containing slickensides showing that they were extracted from besides a fault line in the quarry. Occasional use of red sandstone. Some showing alternate red and paler bands. | 19C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Old [NAME] , Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 301, CJ,  302, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28298 | Lowtop Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Greave,ROMILEY | Greave |  | SJ | 394980 | 392000 | Farm | Farm on prominent high position on [NAME], built in the vernacular style. Gannister is known to have been mined from a drift mine nearby so as well as agriculture the building may have had parts dedicated to this industrial use. Complex of mainly two storey buildings plus associated single storey 20th century livery outbuildings. Stone built farmhouse and nearby stone barn. Farmhouse has probably had a number of additions as the main farmhouse facing west has one bay with entrance door accessed to the right of the windows through a small probably 20th century porch. Adjacent to this is the gable end of the adjoining wing. Chimney on this gable end.   Gritstone mounting block for horses close to farmhouse. [NAME] has a rectangular plan with ventilation holes, later converted. | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 304, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28299 | Werneth Hall Cottages |  | Building | [NAME] ,Werneth Low,ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 395607 | 392113 |  | Row of two storey  terraced cottages close to Werneth Hall. The right gable end contains stone rubble, some of which is very coarse grained, with large grains of quartz visible, typical of Rough Rock. All show flagstone roof but most have been rendered apart from end cottage on right. The front elevation of this cottage shows quoins with the main facade constructed of thin courses of stone. Two bays to the left of front door and one bay to right of door. Windows have simple square cut lintels and sills and 9 pane rectangular windows. Front door has simple small porch which looks rendered with a small slope of stone flags above. Terrace front  gardens enclosed by stone garden walls | 19C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 305, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28300 | Gravestones at Chadkirk Chapel |  | Other | Vale Road ,Greave,ROMILEY | Greave |  | SJ | 394785 | 391696 | Other/miscellaneous | Gravestones in church yard of Chadkirk Chapel made from large, very flat flagstones, probably quarried from the flaggy layers within the Milnrow Sandstone, extensively quarried between [NAME] and [NAME]. Geologist [NAME] referred to the flagstones quarried in this area. Most of the gravestones mainly date between the 18th and 19th centuries and have weathered quite well. Some show spalling and a lack of clarity in the carved inscriptions. | 18C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 306, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28301 | Hilltop Cottages | No’s 1,3,5,7 Hill Top | Building | [NAME],off Guywood Lane,Top o th'Hill,ROMILEY | Top o th'Hill |  | SJ | 393884 | 391347 | Dwelling house | Group of cottages of different heights built side by side along lane. No 1, the largest of the dwelling houses has a central doorway with two windows either side and three windows arranged symmetrically on the first floor. The quoins between No.1 and 3 are made of red sandstone. The quoins on the gabled corner of No.5 are also made of red sandstone. | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Lower Coal Measures Red Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | No’s 1,3,5,7 [NAME] Guywood Lane | 307, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28302 | Lower Watermeetings Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 395754 | 390411 |  | Complex of different farm buildings, some stone built and some brick built. Use of stone rubble in building walls. Two storey barn type building has taking in door but no sign of steps. May have used hoist. This coursed stone wall is supported by an angled brick built structure. Stone flag roofs on the two storey stone built farm cottages which has a plinth. Brick chimney stack. Brick 19th century extension. also has a continuation of the stone plinth, indicating a rebuilding. Farm yard shows large use of cobble stones probably dug out of the nearby boulder clay or collected from the nearby river [NAME]. | 18C | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones , Cobbles , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 308, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28303 | Compstall |  | Village | ,Compstall,ROMILEY | Compstall |  | SJ | 396411 | 391006 |  | Compstall developed as an industrial Pennine fringe community around the steep slopes of the river [NAME], associated with the mill and textile trade that was developed there by the [NAME] family. The [NAME] built a number of different buildings such as terraces to house their workers. There was also coal mining in nearby Ernocroft Wood with the stone remains of the tramway buttresses still evident on the banks of the river [NAME]. | 19C | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Rough Rock , Stone Flags , Welsh Slate | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  |  | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28304 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,Compstall,ROMILEY | Compstall |  | SJ | 396411 | 391006 | Place of Worship | Church built for the [NAME] family in 1839-40 in the Early English style. Tooled ashlar with with slate roof. The church has seven nave bays, each with a simple lancet window and divided by narrow buttresses. Slender three stage central west tower with lancets to belfry and coped parapet. Originally there were large corner pinnacles which are now missing. It has a polygonal chancel added in 1866, made of rock-faced snecked stone. | 1839-40 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 309, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28305 | 230 and 231 Compstall Brow | Compstall Post Office or Church Houses | Building | Compstall Road ,Compstall,ROMILEY | Compstall |  | SJ | 396476 | 390933 | Dwelling house | Originally built as the home of [NAME], part of the family who founded the mill and associated industry of the village. Now divided into two houses. The village post office occupies the lower ground floor. Built of dressed stone with graduated stone slates and ashlar dressings. Hoodmoulds above door and windows. The windows are all two lights with double chamfered stone mullion. Front facade shows elements of 17th century features of the local hall house vernacular built in an early 19th century version. | 1835-6 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Coal Measures sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 310, Photo courtesy of the Buildings Conservation Team, Stockport Council | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28306 | Compstall Bridge |  | Other | Compstall Road ,Compstall,ROMILEY | Compstall |  | SJ | 396501 | 390699 | Structure | Road bridge over the river Etherow. Two wide arches span the river. The central cutwater has a rounded profile and a projecting springing band. Rusticated voussoirs to arches. The parapet is coped and terminates in square piers. | 19C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 311, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28307 | The Athenaeum | Compstall Library | Building | Compstall Road ,Compstall,ROMILEY | Compstall |  | SJ | 396467 | 390805 | Civic | Originally built as a library, reading room and gymnasium with a stage and hall that could be used for social events. Single storey with a tall gable showing an impressive entrance with large door, ashlar surrounds and steps. Welsh slate roof. | 1860 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Welsh Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 312, CJ,  313, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28308 | Compstall Mills |  | Building | Compstall Road ,Compstall,ROMILEY | Compstall |  | SJ | 396513 | 390719 | Industrial | [NAME] buildings show a complex history of building phases, additions and alterations. Most are built of brick but some stone built sections still survive. These are notably beside the river [NAME] which would have supplied water power to drive machinery for the cotton mill. | 19C | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 314, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28309 | Tramway embankment |  | Other | Etherow Country Park ,Compstall,ROMILEY | Compstall |  | SJ | 397280 | 391109 | Industrial | Remains of trestle bridge abutment that once carried a tramway from a coal mine in Ernocroft Wood, over the river [NAME] to the canal quayside. | 19C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  | Alongside river [NAME] downstream of weir | 315, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28310 | Marple Bridge |  | Village | ,Marple Bridge,MARPLE | Marple Bridge |  | SJ | 396590 | 389262 |  | Village on the Pennine fringe. Early settlement focused around farming but the Industrial Revolution saw many more stone built structures arise such as mills and associated workers cottages along the nearby river [NAME], running through the village and its tributary streams. A stone bridge crosses the river [NAME] and stone built houses have also proliferated along the arterial main road that crosses it, leading up to Marple and further along Stockport. Ribbon development can also be seen along Town Street passing onto Longhurst Lane. In late Victorian and Edwardian times the village was seen as a desirable place to live and a large number of mainly brick built homes were built, but often still using coping stones on brick built walls and stone gateposts. | 17C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Rough Rock , Woodhead Hill Rock | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  |  | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28311 | Forge Bank Mill | [NAME] | Building | Town Street ,Marple Bridge,MARPLE | Marple Bridge |  | SJ | 396587 | 389208 | Industrial | Water powered forge with one of its two waterwheels still surviving. It used to make spades, pickaxes and other implements using a tilt hammer. The building is three storeys high and built of rubble stone with a stone flagged roof. Upper storey shows three sets of five light windows. The millpond still survives just upstream of the mill. [NAME] was substantially rebuilt and restored in the late 20th century. | 19C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 316, Photo courtesy of the Buildings Conservation Team, Stockport Council | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28312 | Marple Bridge |  | Other | [NAME] ,Marple Bridge,MARPLE | Marple Bridge |  | SJ | 396495 | 389429 | Structure | A single large arch spans the river [NAME]. Built of dressed stone. Above the arch projects a stone band, with another stone band next to the plain parapet. Widened to the north in the 1930’s. The widened section follows the same design as the original and uses ashlar and concrete. The coping stones are chamfered and the bridge has square terminating piers. | 19C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 317, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28313 | No.s 3 and No 9 Low Lea Fold |  | Building | Low [NAME] ,Marple Bridge,MARPLE | Marple Bridge |  | SJ | 396528 | 389205 |  | Low [NAME] is a group of stone built two storey and three storey cottages alongside the streams leading to the nearby river [NAME]. Some of the three storey buildings reach down to the stream. Streams are bounded by stone walls and there are narrow walkways between the cottages. Very picturesque. Numbers 3 and 9 are good examples of cottages in this fold. No. 3 is a possible weavers cottage at the foot of Low [NAME].  It has two storeys of coursed stonework and stone slate roof. Distinctive long runs of mullion windows, characteristic of weavers cottages. Ground floor has surviving 6 light stone mullion windows and first floor has 4 light stone mullion windows but in both cases the sills are not original. The rest of the windows have been replaced by 20th century frames. Built on plinth which has been painted white. Some large quoin-like stones on the corner close to front door. Low [NAME] alongside has grit stone setts. No. 9 has its  3 light stone mullion windows complete. As in No. 3 it has coursed stone at front and gable. Again it has a stone plinth painted white. Flagstone paving to front. | 18C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 318,, CJ,  319, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28314 | Marple Bridge United Reformed Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Marple Bridge,MARPLE | Marple Bridge |  | SJ | 396590 | 389262 | Place of Worship | Built by Barker and Ellis of Manchester in a Perpendicular Gothic style. Built on a steep prominence. Side facing Town Street shows evidence of different phases of building. Quoins on this face are spalling, revealing flakes of mica on the fresher surfaces.Woodhead Hill Rock on gravestone steps. | 1885 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones , Slate , Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 320, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28315 | Sunday School to United Reformed Church | Doctors surgery | Building | Town Street ,Marple Bridge,MARPLE | Marple Bridge |  | SJ | 396554 | 389270 | Place of Worship | Built of regular coursed stone with coal measures sandstone ashlar dressings. The Town Street elevation has mullioned and transformed windows, which are very tall on the upper storey. Hexagonal south end, flanking walls to gable with battlements and ashlar dressings. Gable shows five light pointed arched window with hoodmould. Small segmental headed leaded glazed lights to lower portion. Building recently refurbished and was used as a doctors surgery. For sale at time of recording so use may change. At rear is attached at right angles to what looks like an older, simpler building, possibly original Sunday School. Built by local firm [NAME]. Stone steps to front elevation are reddened sandstone. | 1905 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones , Coal Measures sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 321, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28316 | Lea Farm and Lea Farm Cottage | [NAME] and Tannery Farm | Building | 23,24,25 Low [NAME] ,Marple Bridge,MARPLE | Marple Bridge |  | SJ | 396526 | 389154 | Farm | Includes original farmhouse and attached farm cottages. The detailing and different types of stone walling including regular coursed and rubble stone show evidence of different phases of building, probably from 17th or 18th century onwards. The windows shown along Low [NAME] would have originally have had stone mullions but these are now gone. Stone flagged roof. | 17C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 322, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28317 | Cobbled yard and single gatepost |  | Other | Alongside main road A626 through Marple Bridge at Lower Fold ,Marple Bridge ,MARPLE | Marple Bridge |  | SJ | 396538 | 389475 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Yard built of cobbles and remaining single stone gatepost. Cobbled yard extends from alongside the pavement on the main road to the small fold of stone cottages, No’s 57-65. Some of the cobbles have been replaced by later paving materials. | 18C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Cobbles |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 323, CJ,  324, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28318 | Stone gravestone steps up to Marple Bridge United Reformed Church |  | Other | Town Street ,Marple Bridge,MARPLE | Marple Bridge |  | SJ | 396585 | 389247 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Steps made from old gravestones lead from near the junction of Town Street and [NAME] up to the Marple Bridge United Reformed Church. Complete gravestones are used. Probably made from the flaggy layers of the nearby Woodhead Hill Rock.Plaque at church states that the graveyard, which was a burial ground from 1791 to 1965 and landscaped in 1971. | 1791 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 325, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28319 | [NAME] | Strines Road | Other | ,[NAME],MARPLE | Goyt Valley |  | SJ | 396671 | 387345 | Structure | Elegant  narrow packhorse bridge across the river [NAME] with one side on the solid bedrock. Two stone posts on one side of bridge. Metal rail added later. | 1700 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Rough Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Friends of our Valley website http://www.ourvalley.org.uk accessed December 2010 |  | near Roman Lakes, [NAME] | 326, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28320 | Flood Gate Cottage |  | Building | ,[NAME],MARPLE | Goyt Valley |  | SJ | 396826 | 387580 |  | Probably built as part of local industrialist [NAME] development of the area. The cottage housed the sluiceman, responsible for operating the floodgate on the nearby river [NAME] and also the tollman, hence the octagonal shape of the house. On the front wall of the house is a stone pillar with a gate bracket on which the toll gate hung. Building has plinth. Doors have square cut stone surrounds. Uses dressed stone. | c1800 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) Rambles around Roman Lakes Leisure Park guide. |  | near Roman Lakes, [NAME] | 327, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28321 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME],MARPLE | Goyt Valley |  | SJ | 396773 | 387325 |  | Oldest part of building originally thought to be a farm. This is stone built with flat faced stone mullion windows and a flag stone roof. Adjacent to this is a later Regency style addition painted white which was reputedly built for the manager of the nearby Bottoms Mill. There is a marked contrast between the traditional vernacular style of the old farm cottage and the Regency style architecture of the later addition. The two storey Regency addition has a projecting plinth, first floor sill band, eaves band and parapet and sash windows. The door has a semi elliptical overlight, keystone and flat canopy on columns. The nearby dwelling at SJ 396718 387366, once a farm also uses a very similar stone to that used on the older part of [NAME]. | 18C | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Stone Flags , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) Pers comm with current owners. |  | near Roman Lakes,[NAME] | 328, CJ, 329, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28322 | Old Hall Farmhouse | Bottoms Hall | Building | Old [NAME] ,[NAME],MARPLE | [NAME] |  | SJ | 396917 | 388208 |  | This large building and associated complex was built for local industrialist [NAME] to house the apprentices who used to work at nearby [NAME], now demolished after a fire. As well as accommodation for the apprentices the complex also includes a number of outbuildings, originally farm buildings. Main house has three storeys at the front with projecting plinth. Continuous first and second floor sill bands. Central doorway has flat canopy on columns. | 1800 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 330, CJ, 331, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28323 | Bridge near Bottoms Hall |  | Other | Lakes Road ,[NAME],MARPLE | [NAME] |  | SJ | 396644 | 388421 | Structure | Bridge over [NAME], formerly to [NAME] the home of local industrialist [NAME]. Quite a grand bridge, despite its small size and the size of the small stream which it crosses. A single arch spans the stream flanked on either side by rock faced square projections. The parapet walls are robust and use massive slabs of stone. Gate posts on each parapet wall. Uses ashlar and rock faced stone. | 1790 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 332, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28324 | Moorend |  | Village | ,Moorend,MARPLE | Moorend |  | SJ | 398756 | 388572 |  | Hillside community developed along the Marple Bridge to Hayfield Road. Once mainly a farming area it also developed in size as a result of the Industrial Revolution with industrial buildings such as Dove Bank Mill providing the impetus for the stone built workers cottages that sprang up, mainly alongside the main road. Majority of stone built structures are built in the Pennine vernacular with stone mullion windows and often large square cut stone lintels. Many of the fields are enclosed by drystone walls rather than hedges, usually made of Woodhead Hill Rock and/or Rough Rock, reflecting the local geology. | 17C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Woodhead Hill Rock | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 15128, | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28325 | Primitive Methodist Chapel |  | Building | Moor End Road ,Moorend,MARPLE | Moorend |  | SJ | 398756 | 388572 | Place of Worship | Chapel built in 1827. Now used as a [NAME] headquarters. Simple rectangular plan with four bays. The windows have stone sills and skew lintels. Sills have been painted white but simple dressed stone pattern shows through. The door in the gable facing the main road  has a square cut surround with a radial fanlight, impost blocks and a keystone. An inscribed stone reads “Primitive Methodist Chapel 1827”. Built of watershot stone. The majority of the stone used is coarse grained and resembles Rough Rock, some stone containing rounded quartz pebbles. | 1827 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  | 15128, | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 333, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28326 | Sunday School |  | Building | Moor End Road/Dove Bank junction ,Moorend,MARPLE | Moorend |  | SJ | 399028 | 388525 | Place of Worship | Sunday school on the junction of Moor End Road and Dove Bank, set above the level of the roads with retaining stone wall and metal railings. Now a house. Flagstone roof. Three sided datestone reads “1821 Mellor Church Sunday School.” The style of this building contrasts with the mainly vernacular buildings around it. Single storey with five tall flat arched windows with heavy square cut stone lintels facing the road. Sills have simple dressed pattern. At gable end away from road is a part stone rubble and part brick addition with slate roof and partly broken wooden garage or cart door. On the gable facing main road a later, probably 20th century porch with slate roof has been added. | 1821 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 334, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28327 | No.26 Moor End Road | Spring Bank | Building | No.26 Moor End Road ,Moorend,MARPLE | Moorend |  | SJ | 398699 | 388556 | Farm | Three storey building plus basement. This is a building with a range of former uses, probably originating as a farm. The 1st floor and 2nd floor have doors on the gable facing the main road. These could point to an industrial use. There are no sign of the classic ‘taking in’ steps associated with weaving cottages on this gable end and it looks more likely that a hoist was used to bring items up and down to and from these doors as there is a surviving hoist beam. The front elevation has a large rectangular window on the ground floor which ties in with its use at one time as a shop. The present owner recalls it being used as a butchers shop and thinks that the owner used to slaughter animals in the basement. The door next to the shop front has a dressed stone lintel and the door jambs are very weathered and spalling. Adjacent are a complex of buildings of different heights and nearby stone terrace. resembling former workers cottages. Flagstone paving in front of former shop front and lane with sandstone setts nearby. Some brick infill to ground floor window on gable end. Interesting and intriguing stone building. It apparently has connections with Dove Bank Mill, now in ruins, and was owned by the [NAME] family who also owned the mill. They used it as a truck shop. | 18C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 335, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28328 | Oddfellows Arms | The [NAME] or as The Duke of Wellington | Building | No 73 Moorend Road  ,Moorend,MARPLE | Moorend |  | SJ | 398992 | 388535 | Retail/commercial | Three storey public house. Second [NAME] was added in 1833 as a meeting place for the Loyal Convenience Order of Oddfellows. Up to the top of the stone lintels on the 1st floor the stone is coursed. Above this it is random rubble. The windows on the later second floor also reflect the style of 1833 compared to the older stone mullion windows of the ground and 1st floor, which are all 3 light. The lintels above the ground floor windows on either side of the door look flaggy in nature, possibly from the flaggy layers within the Woodhead Hill Rock. On the opposite side of the road the car park is built into part of a large old quarry so in this part it is possible to get close to the rock face. The rest of the quarry is private. It is likely that many of the local buildings use stone from this quarry. | 18th Century | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 15128, | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 336, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28329 | Pathway between No’s 61 and No 59 (part of Dove Bank Cottages) Moor End Road |  | Other | Between 59 and 61 Moor End Road ,Moorend,MARPLE | Moorend |  | SJ | 398943 | 388547 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Small stretch of the surviving paving. Most of the village is now tarmaced. This small stretch on a slope runs between the cottages facing the main road, linking the main Moor End Road with the lane running behind the cottages. Running lengthways down the path is a line of broad rectangular slabs, mainly sandstone but one is obviously a cobble of glacio-fluvial origin. At right angles to this are smaller sandstone setts, laid in lines. Personal communication with local resident Mr [NAME] revealed that in living memory a local man used to park his milk cart here and the path allowed access from the main road to the lane at the back of the cottages. Since then steps and bollards have been put in at the top of the slope so it is now purely pedestrian. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Cobbles , Rough Rock |  |  | 15128, | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) Pers. comm. Moorend resident Mr Ayres. |  |  | 337, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28330 | Cottages No.s 52, 54 Moor End Road |  | Building | 52, 54 Moor End Road ,Moorend,MARPLE | Moorend |  | SJ | 398845 | 388551 |  | Three storey pair of houses with projecting plinth. Built of coursed hammer dressed stone and flagstone roof. Both houses are one bay wide and both have square cut stone door surrounds. The ground floor of both houses has a four light flat faced mullion window, with the fourth light blocked. The first and second floors have three light flat faced stone mullion windows. Blocked opening in left gable. | 18C | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 338, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28331 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],MARPLE | [NAME] |  | SJ | 398169 | 388898 |  | Archeaological investigations at Mellor have shown settlement in this area for thousands of years. After these early influences the settlement at Mellor mainly focused around farming, quarrying and coal mining. Before the increase in brick built Victorian and Edwardian houses the older buildings are stone built, probably from the locally quarried stone. These stone buildings are characteristic of the Pennine fringe vernacular. | 11C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Rough Rock | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  |  | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28332 | [NAME] |  | Building | Church Road ,[NAME],MARPLE | [NAME] |  | SJ | 398169 | 388898 | Place of Worship | Church with a long history on site, dating back to the 12th century. The present church was mainly built in Romanesque Gothic Revival style, in the early 19th century, built on the 12th century foundations. The 15th century tower is built of coursed rubble but the rest of the building is watershot stone with ashlar dressings. The 3 stage tower has weathered buttresses. These use course grained sandstone/gritstone possibly Rough Rock. Similar coarse grained rock is seen on other parts of the church such as the quoins, the towers 17th century door surrounds and the keystone surrounds of the pointed arch east window. The porch on the southern side, with a commemorative plaque of 1815 and names of two churchwardens is also watershot and noticably green with algal biofilms. | 12C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Rough Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 339, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28333 | Apple Tree Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],MARPLE | [NAME] |  | SJ | 398134 | 388408 | Farm | Farm and attached barn, now converted to house. Flagstone roof. [NAME] has partially blocked cart entrance and partially blocked door facing main road. Twentieth century windows have been installed in the upper half of both the cart entrance and the door. There are also three slit like windows, probably for ventilation for the original barn. The farm cottage alongside is two storeys with a higher roof line than the barn. Where the cottage joins the barn there are projecting square stones, following the outline of the cottage roofline. The quoins are coarse grained and resemble Rough Rock. The main bulk of the building stone used is coursed and resembles [NAME]. | 1728 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 340, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28334 | Stone gate posts at Apple Tree Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],MARPLE | [NAME] |  | SJ | 398168 | 388410 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Two stone gate posts presumably originally part of Apple Tree Farm before it was a house. One looks thin and tapered and not the usual shape of a gatepost and may possibly be of much earlier origin and later adapted to be used as a gatepost. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 341, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28335 | No’s 177-181 Longhurst Lane |  | Building | No’s 177-181 Longhurst Lane ,[NAME],MARPLE | [NAME] |  | SJ | 397355 | 388533 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Row of brick built houses, probably either late Victorian or Edwardian, each with brick built front garden walls, topped with rounded stone copings and each house with stone gateposts. Tops of stone gateposts show arch on each of the four sides which join to give a cross shape when viewed from above. The gateposts and stone copings are made of red sandstone which is much weathered and in places very crumbly. | 19C | Conservation area. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE,  FINE- TO MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sherwood Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 342, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28336 | Roundhouse remains adjacent to Mellor Church |  | Building | Area adjacent to Mellor Church off Church Lane ,[NAME],MARPLE | [NAME] |  | SJ | 398243 | 388972 | Dwelling house | Iron Age Roundhouse remains. Archaeological excavations in 2002 and 2003 revealed an ‘almost perfect horseshoe shape of one individual roundhouse.’ This measured 11 metres diameter. Site of [NAME] was on high hill where Woodhead Hill Rock was close to the surface. Woodhead [NAME] was used to build the basal part of the Roundhouse before the thatched roof was put on. In other excavations in this area ditches and post holes have been found hewn out of the rock. This site has a long history with finds from [NAME] times. | 11C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Mellor Archaeological Trust website http://www.mellorarchaeology.org.uk  Accessed Feb 2011 |  |  | 343, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28337 | Marple |  | Village | ,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 396118 | 387987 |  | Settlement centred around All Saints Church and the old road between Marple and Disley. A church at All Saints has been on site since [NAME] times. The [NAME] church was demolished and a larger church, largely funded by industrialist [NAME] was built.  The stone built buildings connected with [NAME] show a mixture of traditional and polite architectural elements known as the ‘Oldknow Vernacular’. | 16C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  | 37096, | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 344, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28338 | Remains of All Saints Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 396118 | 387987 | Place of Worship | The bell tower is all that has survived the demolition of 1964. It was largely funded by local industrialist [NAME], built of dressed sandstone with a rock faced base and doorway dressings. Elsewhere there are ashlar dressings. There is a central arched doorway facing the road with an arched window above. Higher still is the clock with two twin arched windows above, just below the parapet with numerous square section pinnacles. The architectural style known as the ‘Oldknow Vernacular’ is evident here, where traditional and polite architectural elements are mixed. The church towers pointed window with ashlar dressings and Y tracery was one of [NAME]’s favourite architectural features. At least three different types of sandstone are used but predominantly coarse grained sandstone/ gritstone resembling Rough Rock which was known to be quarried locally at Ridge Quarries. Also large blocks of yellow fine grained sandstone with what appear like carbonaceous wisps. Very weathered and spalling. Also red coloured rock, some coarse grained, some medium grained, some with broad bands of alternate red and yellow coarse sandstone. The mix of different stones used closely resembles the same mixture seen at the retaining wall near the entrance of Woodley Canal Tunnel on the Peak Forest Canal, entry number, 28350. It could be that as both structures had strong connections with local industrialist [NAME], this had some bearing on the quarries that were used. [NAME] was a large quarry, even a venue for open air music concerts. Now much is woodland. | 1808-12 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Coal Measures sandstones , Old [NAME] |  |  | 37096,95273, | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010), [NAME], B J et al 1963, Geology of the Country around Stockport and Knutsford, British Geological Survey, Sheet 98, http://www.visitmarple.co.uk  shows archive photos of [NAME] Quarry |  | Designed by the [NAME] architect [NAME]. Replaced earlier [NAME] church. Much of the Georgian church was also demolished in 1964. The bell tower survives. A number of the stone blocks, resembling Rough Rock used show red colouration, sometimes patchy or in coarse bands. | 345, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28339 | Hearse House |  | Building | [NAME]  ,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 396098 | 387994 | Other/miscellaneous | Hearse house was used to accommodate the funeral hearses. A large arched doorway to allow passage of the hearses has a surround of rock faced dressings typical of the local ‘Oldknow Vernacular’. The apex of the arch shows a skull and cross bones carving, relating to the purpose of the building. | c1815 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  | 37096, | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 346, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28340 | Stable and coach house |  | Building | [NAME]  ,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 396100 | 388001 | Other/miscellaneous | Stable and coach house built for the [NAME] family who owned Marple Hall for their use when attending church. Made of coursed dressed stone with three pointed arched bays and a graduated stone slate roof. In the apex of the gable there is a recessed roundel with the carved [NAME] coat of arms. Mounting steps against left side. Use of reddened sandstone evident where stone isn’t so obscured by the weathered colour. | c1815 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  | 37096, | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 347, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28341 | 149,151,153 [NAME] |  | Building | 149,151,153 [NAME]MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 396104 | 388015 | Industrial | Built by [NAME] as a smithy around 1815 and later extended upwards in the 19th century to become three storey houses. Still used as houses today. Uses hammer dressed stone and rock faced dressings, often favoured in the ‘Oldham Vernacular’. Central bay with pointed windows projects forwards. Modern porches. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  | 37096, | Fieldwork |  |  | 348, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28342 | Datestone from [NAME] |  | Other | Now at Marple Memorial Park  ,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 396019 | 388769 | Other/miscellaneous | Large oval date stone which once was part of local industrialist [NAME] large cotton mill along the Goyt Valley at Roman Lakes. Elaborate carving of his initials and underneath is a carving of a shuttle and below that the date 1790. [NAME], sometimes known as [NAME] burnt down in a fire and is now in ruins. Stone resembles local Woodhead Hill Rock. | 1790 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE,  FINE- TO MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | Coarse sandstone sometimes shows red colouration and [NAME] colouration together in same blocks . Banding of colours also observed. | 349, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28343 | [NAME] |  | Other | Lime Kiln Lane/Strines Road  ,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 396250 | 388461 | Industrial | Row of limekilns built into the canal bank and fronted by a facade of coursed rubble stone. The entrance to the kilns have round headed arches. The entrances have now been infilled with brick. Only part of the original structure remains which would have extended above the remaining stone work incorporating more elaborate gothic style arched windows and also dwelling houses. | c1797 | Conservation area. Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  | Limestone from Dove Holes in the Peak District and coal from local pits was burnt in these kilns to produce lime. | 350, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28344 | [NAME] | Lock Keepers House | Other | Peak Forest Canal Towpath ,Ley Hey Park,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 395873 | 389984 |  | Built as a lock keepers house along the Peak Forest Canal. Irregular stone rubble with stone dressings and stone quoins. Some of the rubble on the gable end shows red colouration. Door to the left of the front elevation has flat faced monolithic jambs and lintel. Windows are three light with flat faced stone mullions. | c1800 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Macclesfield Canal Society website http://www.macclesfieldcanal.org.uk Accessed Dec. 2010 |  | Towpath along Peak Forest Canal accessed via small lane off main road at top of  [NAME] | 351, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28345 | No.18 Posset Bridge |  | Other | Stockport Road  ,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 396098 | 388679 |  | Bridge and tunnel built as part of the Peak Forest Canal to allow passage of horses used for pulling the narrowboats. Built of rock-faced and dressed sandstone with ashlar dressings. The bridge has three openings, one for the canal, one for a canal branch leading to the nearby limekilns (now blocked) and one for horses. There is also a boatman’s passage giving access from pound level to the upper level. The horse tunnel is a compressed horseshoe arch with keystone, stone band and square piers at either side. The two canal arches are skew, semi-circular and have keystones. The parapets are made of ashlar blocks with rounded tops. Some parts of the parapet are missing. | 19C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit |  |  |  | Fieldwork, [NAME], 2007, revised 2009, [NAME], Marple Tramway, Stockport Heritage Trust, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk  (Accessed Nov 2010) |  |  | 352, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28346 | [NAME] | Lockside [NAME] | Building | Off Brabyns Brow  ,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 396215 | 389011 | Industrial | Canal Warehouse built by [NAME] to allow goods to be transhipped undercover from barge to cart. This building is directly alongside the canal where it has three storeys and two storeys to the rear. It is built of dressed stone and has a stone flag roof. There are seven bays, each bay with a round-headed window. Bay four has loading bays and a jib with a canopy above. The right gable has two shipping holes, one now blocked with semi-circular arches and dripmoulds. | 1811 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 353, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28347 | [NAME] |  | Building | Oakwood Road  ,ROMILEY | Romiley |  | SJ | 394489 | 390510 | Industrial | Early 19th century cotton mill built alongside the Peak Forest Canal. Large complex of buildings showing many different phases of development. The earliest phase of the mill is thought to have been built between 1833 and 1837 but this is thought to be the brick built part immediately alongside the canal. Another building dating from the mid 19th century is stone built with a brick facade of three storeys. There are also stone lintels and sills on the tall rectangular windows. A later phase, dating from the late 19th century shows a single storey building with 12 bays and a bricked in full arched stone entrance. | 1833-37 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) |  | Built for [NAME], a wealthy cotton manufacturer from Everton, who purchased the adjacent Hyde Bank Hall and Estate in 1833. He also had nearby Oakwood Hall built for him which fell into ruins and has recently been rebuilt. | 354, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28348 | Lock on Peak Forest Canal |  | Other | Lockside  ,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 396098 | 388604 | Structure | Robust gritstone canal lock along the Peak Forest  Canal.  Large blocks of gritstone used to construct the lock structure along the deep parallel walls and the areas where the wooden lock gates are attached. | c1804 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 355, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28349 | No.2 Church Lane bridge, [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME]  ,MARPLE | Marple |  | SJ | 396030 | 388326 | Structure | Canal roving bridge on the Macclesfield Canal. Skew bridge with spiral towpath walk. Horseshoe arch with keystone. Use of dressed stone with ashlar dressings. Ashlar band and concaved parapet walls with rounded tops. Parapet terminated by battered square piers. Spiral tow path walk has raised ridges of stone running across path to help the horses get a better grip. Much of the bridge is built with gritstone. | 1831 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Macclesfield Canal Society website http://www.macclesfieldcanal.org.uk Accessed Dec. 2010 |  | Stone from Bosley Cloud was definitely used to build the locks at Bosley but it’s not certain whether this stone was also transported up the canal for the gritstone canal edges and bridges at Marple. Gritstone from the local Rough Rock quarries at The [NAME] in [NAME] would have been available  much closer by. | 356, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28350 | Retaining wall beside entrance to Woodley Canal Tunnel, Peak Forest Canal |  | Other | off Hyde Road ,[NAME],ROMILEY | [NAME] |  | SJ | 393581 | 392193 | Wall/archway/gateway | Retaining wall leading down to canal towpath, close to north portal of Woodley Canal Tunnel on Peak Forest Canal. Uses at least three types of building stone. A reddened coarse grained sandstone, sometimes with broad bands of alternate red and yellow could be a reddened horizon of the local Rough Rock or perhaps the red Blenfire or Bardsley Rock known to outcrop at Haughton Green, [NAME], not far from the route of the Peak Forest Canal. The mix of rocks used looks very similar to that used at the old church tower at All Saints, Marple, entry number, 28338 . As both the Peak Forest Canal and All Saints Church had strong connections with local industrialist [NAME] it could be that this had some bearing on the quarries used. | 1794-1801 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Coal Measures sandstones , Old [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 357, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28351 | Wybersley Hall and Farm |  | Building | Wybersley Road ,High Lane,MARPLE | High Lane |  | SJ | 396216 | 385394 |  | Hall and farm. Large complex of buildings currently undergoing renovation. Two storeys with a central range and projecting gabled crosswings on either side. Central door with an ashlar surround. Windows with three lights and plain surrounds on either side of each floor. The windows have flat stone [NAME]. The gables and parapet are castellated. Built with dressed roughly coursed stone. [NAME] originally had flagstone roof now replaced by slate. Some old loose flagstones still visible at base of barn. Stone contains blebs of reddish brown colouration, of similar colour to the ironstone concretions or ‘chocolate drops’ that local builders referred to as being common at the nearby Jackson’s Edge Quarry. These blebs were not soft though like the ‘chocolate drops.’ described by the builders. | 18C | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Pers. comm current owner. Pers. comm. [NAME], Stockport based builder since 1952 who has worked with stone from [NAME]. |  | [NAME] is mentioned in connection with the old families of the Vernons and the Bradshawes so may have had an earlier origin than the 18th century. | 358, Photo courtesy of the Buildings Conservation Team at Stockport Council | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28352 | Retaining wall along part of Dodge Hill |  | Building | Dodge Hill ,Lancashire Hill,STOCKPORT | Lancashire Hill |  | SJ | 389377 | 390887 | Wall/archway/gateway | Red sandstone retaining wall alongside Dodge Hill. Some addition of white flaggy stone in some of the higher levels of the wall  and then brick on top but bottom half of wall mainly made from roughly coursed rough blocks of red sandstone very similar to the Bunter Pebble Beds exposed further down the road, which has been tunnelled into for air raid shelters. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 359, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28353 | Cobbled road at Dodge Hill |  | Other | Dodge Hill ,Lancashire Hill,STOCKPORT | Lancashire Hill |  | SJ | 389442 | 390825 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Surviving 16th century cobbled road along Dodge Hill, using a variety of different glacial errratics. | 16C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | NOT ENTERED | Cobbles , Borrowdale Volcanics , Granite |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 360, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28354 | Pavement and kerbstones on Dodge Hill |  | Other | Dodge Hill ,Lancashire Hill,STOCKPORT | Lancashire Hill |  | SJ | 389402 | 390851 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Flagstone pavement and kerb stones along Dodge Hill showing the characteristic greenish grey colour characteristic of [NAME]. | 19C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 361, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28355 | [NAME] |  | Building | Market Place  ,STOCKPORT | Stockport |  | SJ | 389752 | 390498 | Place of Worship | Parish church in prominent position, next to Stockport Market, overlooking the town and the river Mersey below. The church is [NAME] in origin. Part of this early church still remains on the NE side and can be distinguished by its pink/red colour, probably quarried from the local Bunter Pebble Beds on which most of Stockport stands. In parts this stone is much weathered and spalling and parts are coated in green biofilms which contrast against the red stone. The rest of the church was rebuilt in 1813-17 following the designs of [NAME] which were revised by [NAME] after advice from [NAME] in Perpendicular Gothic style. The valley of Waterloo Road was principally filled by the refuse from the rebuilding of the church in 1815. Later repair and alterations took place in 1882, following the designs of J S Crowther. | 14C | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 362, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28356 | Air Raid Shelters |  | Other | 61 Great Underbank  ,STOCKPORT | Stockport |  | SJ | 389493 | 390400 | Structure | Extensive  network of air raid tunnels built in preparation for World War II, now a visitor attraction. Tunnels cut into the bedrock of Bunter Pebble Beds. Part of the tunnel shows encrustation of white material on tunnel roof and sides, probably calcium carbonate although not tested at time of visit. | 1930 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 363, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28357 | Staircase House |  | Building | 30,31 Market Place  ,STOCKPORT | Stockport |  | SJ | 389704 | 390552 | Dwelling house | Town house on site since [NAME] times which has undergone numerous alterations and additions.  Shows remnants of original cobble floor in the basement and at street level with the Market. Basement also shows large squared red sandstone blocks at the base of the [NAME] timber frame and wattle and daub. The red sandstone blocks can also be seen in some parts of the floor above. A buff/brown sandstone resembling Milnrow Sandstone is also used in an external wall of an enclosed courtyard. | c1460 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Timber | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Bunter Pebble Beds , Cobbles , Milnrow Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Pers. Comm. [NAME], Buildings Conservation Manager, Stockport MBC., Pers. Comm. and tour with staff from Staircase House. |  |  | 364, CJ, 365 Photo courtesy of the Buildings Conservation Team at Stockport Council | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28358 | Stockport Viaduct |  | Other | Chestergate  ,STOCKPORT | Stockport |  | SJ | 389105 | 390246 | Structure | Viaduct of 27 arches. Mainly built of brick but with arches are supported by large squared blocks of Runcorn Red Sandstone. This red sandstone is also used in stone cappings and dentil cornice and stone moulded impost bands. | 1840 | Listed Grade II*. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sandstone, medium-grained |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 366, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28359 | Stockport Town Hall |  | Building | Wellington Road South  ,STOCKPORT | Stockport |  | SJ | 389564 | 389920 | Civic | Town Hall designed in the English Baroque style by Sir [NAME]. The front facade facing Wellington Road South is built with Portland Stone. Has the local nickname ‘The Wedding Cake’.  This relates to the central tower rising in diminishing stages, with a solid base with clock faces supporting two tiers of columns, a polygonal top and crown finial. The side and rear are mainly brick built with dressings of Portland Stone. | 1904-8 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Portland Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 367, Photo courtesy of the Buildings Conservation Team at Stockport Council | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28360 | Stockport Art Gallery | War Memorial Art Gallery | Building | Wellington Road South  ,STOCKPORT | Stockport |  | SJ | 389532 | 389776 | Civic | War memorial and art gallery on prominent corner designed by [NAME] Halliday of Halliday, [NAME] and Agate of Manchester. Built in the Neoclassical Greek Revival style with central Corinthian portico. Uses Portland Stone. Building is above road level and is approached by broad flight of 23 steps. Carving of words “In Remembrance’ on frieze. | 1925 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Portland Stone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 368, Photo courtesy of the Buildings Conservation Team at Stockport Council | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28361 | St Georges Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,STOCKPORT | Stockport |  | SJ | 389992 | 388932 | Place of Worship | Church designed by architects [NAME] and [NAME]. Built in the style of the Perpendicular of the end of the Gothic Revival, also with traces of [NAME]. High imposing tower. Crenellated crossing tower with spire between thin flying buttresses connecting it with four pinnacles. Uses Runcorn Red Sandstone ashlar. | 1896-7 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Runcorn Red Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 369, Photo courtesy of the Buildings Conservation Team at Stockport Council | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28362 | Cheadle Parish Church |  | Building | Church Street  ,CHEADLE | Cheadle |  | SJ | 385635 | 388616 | Place of Worship | Church with numerous phases of additions and alterations since [NAME] times. It is built from red Lower Keuper Sandstone ashlar from [NAME]. Four bay nave and aisles with weathered plinth, weathered buttresses and castellated nave parapet. Bay four shows 16th century double chamfered cavetto moulded arched light mullion window. 19th century windows in bays 1 and 3. Tower has three stages, diagonal buttresses, moulded bands, clock in the 2nd stage, belfry opening with hoodmould, castellated parapet and gargoyles. Porch in bay 2 has angled buttresses which terminate in ornate paired pinnacles with grotesque heads. | 1530 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Keuper Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Stockport Council Conservation Appraisal accessed via council website http://www.stockport.gov.uk (Accessed Nov 2010) Unpublished report by geologist [NAME]. |  | [NAME] off A560, Stone probably quarried from the Lower  Keuper Sandstone at Alderley Edge. | 370, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28363 | [NAME] |  | Building | Wellington Road  ,STOCKPORT | Stockport |  | SJ | 389317 | 390204 | Industrial | [NAME] which later became Ward’s Hat Works. The building is mainly brick built but large blocks of Millstone Grit, resembling [NAME] are visible towards the base where it abuts against Wellington Road South. Similar large blocks are also visible at the car park at the rear of the mill. Often large blocks of Millstone Grit were used as foundation stones for large mills. | 1830’s | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 371, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28364 | Wellington Bridge |  | Other | Wellington Road South  ,STOCKPORT | Stockport |  | SJ | 389296 | 390278 | Structure | Bridge across the Mersey Valley built under the powers of the Manchester and Buxton Turnpike Act of 1824. It has eleven arches, not all of which are visible today. The arch crossing the river has a span of over 90 feet.. It was built by the famous [NAME]. The stone of the arch adjacent to Wellington Mill, now Stockport’s hatting museum, is more weathered, spalling and with honeycombed voids compared to the stone in the arch under which the buses leave Stockport Bus Station and looks like a different type of rock which closely resembles [NAME]. | 1824-6 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 372, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28365 | [NAME] |  | Building | Woodbank [NAME]  ,STOCKPORT | Stockport |  | SJ | 391062 | 390417 | Dwelling house | Villa in the grounds of [NAME]. Stone two storey facade at front elevation with mainly brick at sides and rear but with sandstone ashlar dressings. Designed by [NAME] in the Greek Revival style. Two storeys with basement. Plinth. Three bays with a central curved portico with Greek Ionic capitals.  Now a museum and visitor centre. Building contains basement. | 1812-14 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 373, Photo courtesy of the Buildings Conservation Team at Stockport Council | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28366 | [NAME] |  | Other | Marple Road ,[NAME],STOCKPORT | [NAME] |  | SJ | 392303 | 388802 | Infrastructure/street furniture | [NAME], now houses, which is Grade II Listed has much of its cobble stone yard intact. Also big boulder stone at the edge of one of the cottages. | c1700 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | NOT ENTERED | Cobbles , Borrowdale Volcanics , Granite |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | [NAME] cottages are Listed Grade II. | 374, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28367 | [NAME] | Cathedral Church of St Mary | Building | Cannon Court  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383881 | 398741 | Place of Worship | Collegiate parish church, now cathedral. Has seen many phases of development. Evidence of Anglo Saxon church originally on site. Carved [NAME] found during work on the church is thought to date from Anglo Saxon times. Much of the sandstone fabric was built c1422-1520, probably using Carboniferous purple red sandstone from nearby Collyhurst. Alteration, rebuilding and restoration in 1814-15 and 1862-8 by JP Holden, 1885-6 by JS Crowther and 1898 by [NAME]. Annexes were also added by Champneys in 1903 and by Sir [NAME] in 1934. During the Second World War the 15th century south Chapter House and the east Lady Chapel were destroyed by bombing and later rebuilt. The Lady Chapel was rebuilt with Hollington Stone from Staffordshire. | c1422-1520 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Collyhurst Stone , Fletcher Bank Stone , Hollington Stone , Ousel Nest Grit |  |  | 17335,17336, | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  |  | 375, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28368 | Hanging Bridge |  | Other | Cateaton Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383856 | 398694 | Structure | [NAME] connecting the parish church, now [NAME], with the rest of the town and its marketplace. The bridge spanned the Hanging Ditch, which formed part of the defences of medieval Manchester. Reference to the bridge occurs in 1343 when an earlier bridge probably existed. The present bridge may have incorporated some of the older bridge within its structure, suggested by irregularities in the alignment and some masonry details. The present bridge is built with coursed and dressed sandstone . The surviving arches can now be viewed in the basement of the visitor centre for [NAME]. Two arches have been observed, with a central pier.The red sandstone used to build the bridge has a whitish weathering crust but thin banding can be seen on some of the stones. These look very similar to the banding seen on the mainly purple red Carboniferous Collyhurst Stone used on St Anne’s Church. There is also a suggestion that the stones were sourced from the Triassic Upper Mottled Sandstone. A lack of pebbles is used to distinguish the Upper Mottled Sandstone from the Bunter Pebble Beds below, which can still be seen outcropping in parts of central Manchester. However pebbles tend to be rare in the Bunter Pebble Beds of this area so analysis wouls probably be needed to securely differentiate them | 1th Century | Conservation area. Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sherwood Sandstone , Collyhurst Stone |  |  | 17336, | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition, English Heritage’s Pastscape website http://www.pastscape.org.uk  Accessed Nov 2010 |  |  | 376, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28369 | Chethams Hospital | Chethams School of Music | Building | [NAME]  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383912 | 398876 |  | College of the Collegiate Parish Church of Manchester, now home to the famous Chethams School of Music. Built in 1422 by [NAME] alongside a steep sandstone cliff on the river Irk, no longer visible. After the Dissolution in 1547 it was converted to a town house by the Earl of Derby. Later in its history it was purchased in 1654 on behalf of [NAME] for adaptation as a charity school (“hospital”) and library. Later between 1883-95 it was restored and enlarged by [NAME] and [NAME]. The purple red sandstone used in the early phases of building possibly comes from the quarries in the Carboniferous sandstone at nearby Collyhurst. The red sandstone is coursed and squared. There are some grey gritstone dressings thought to be 19th century additions. The building still has its stone flag roof. Part of the original boundary wall still survives | 1422 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Sherwood Sandstone , Carboniferous Gritstone , Collyhurst Stone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 377, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28370 | [NAME] Church |  | Building | [NAME]  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383784 | 398354 | Place of Worship | Church, a focal point of [NAME] in which it stands. Built in the classical style with sandstone ashlar. The square west tower has four stages divided by string courses and a cornice around midway. The Carboniferous purple red Collyhurst Stone used originally has not weathered well, so over the years other types of sandstone such as Runcorn Red, Darley Dale, Hollington and Parbold have been used to replace the original stone. This has given rise to an interesting range of colours, noticable after the building was cleaned. | 1709-12 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Collyhurst Stone , Darley Dale Stone , Hollington Stone , [NAME] , Runcorn Red Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 17335,17336, | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  |  | 378, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28371 | [NAME] |  | Building | 10 Ducie Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 384758 | 398077 | Industrial | Railway warehouse for Manchester, Sheffield and [NAME]. Large imposing seven storey building with square plan, now used as a hotel. Gritstone used as plinth on top of which the bricks are built. Gritstone also used as large stone quoins on corners of building and window sills. The building has 9 bays and 10 bays at side walls which are separated by pilasters. Ground floor of the elevation facing canal has some paired segmental brick wagon arches. Gritstone is used again where these paired arches meet, below which is a metal square topped decorated column top which becomes a rounded column. Stone used again on cornice and parapet | 1867 | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 379, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28372 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383865 | 397942 | Civic | Public library designed by [NAME]. Distinctive circular plan in the Classical style using Portland Stone. Four storeys. Each floor is set back from the one below. The main entrance faces [NAME] and has rectangular portico with giant Corinthian columns supporting a grand entablature. Ground floor sits on a chamfered plinth and has tall round headed windows with keystones. The 2nd and 3rd floors show rows of columns (colonnade).The ground and first floor also has rusticated masonry. Steps at main entrance made of Shap granite. | 1930-4 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Portland Stone , [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  |  | 380, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28373 | War Memorial |  | Other | [NAME],MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383919 | 397905 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | War memorial  in Portland Stone by Sir [NAME]. Central cenotaph on a low plinth. The plinth extends out to the rear and bears obelisks. The cenotaph is rectangular in plan with three stages, with a statue of a soldier lay down at the very top, a sword pendant at the front and wreaths at the side. | 1924 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Portland Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  |  | 381, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28374 | [NAME] Library |  | Building | Deansgate  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383568 | 398213 | Civic | [NAME] designed by [NAME] for Enriqueta Augustina Rylands in memory of her husband [NAME]. Decorated Gothic style with Arts and Crafts influences. Built with red sandstone. Extension added to back of building in 1912, also designed by [NAME] using a different type of red sandstone. Elaborate Gothic decoration and detailed carving. Use of flying buttresses and turrets to evoke the Gothic church-like feel of the building. | 1890-99 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Penrith Sandstone , Locharbriggs Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  |  | 382, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28375 | Store Street Aqueduct |  | Other | Store Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 385009 | 398116 | Structure | Canal aqueduct, thought to be one of the earliest canal aqueducts using a skewed arch. Made with coursed squared sandstone with angled piers in a similar way to the early packhorse bridges. Straight aqueduct, approx. 70 metres long, crossing Store Street at 41 degrees. Coped parapets. When it was originally built it would have crossed the valley of Shooters Brook. The skew arch has unfortunately been rendered but it is still possible to see most of the stone used on the rest of the aqueduct. There are at least two types of different stone used on the aqueduct and nearby retaining wall. The stone forming at least up to the level of the apex of the arch is a red current bedded sandstone. Pick marks are visible on some of the blocks. Above this up towards the parapet tends to be a pale grey rock that is often weathered orange with iron staining. The red sandstone in the adjacent retaining wall is generally quite coarse, gritty and hard so not likely to be one of the sandstones within the Sherwood Sandstone although the occasional stone is finer grained, red and soft and so could be. Perhaps the red, hard, sandstone/grit is one of the local red sandstones that the Ashton Canal would likely have passed through such as Newton Heath Sandstone or Holts Town Sandstone Bed. The latter is known to be coarse grained. Alternatively it could have been brought from a quarry somewhere else close  to the path of the canal, but closer towards Ashton. The adjacent retaining wall is also coursed but also contains some noticably larger irregular stones, possibly red under their weathered surface and maybe reused from an earlier structure. | 1797-99 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Holts Town Sandstone , Coal Measures sandstones , Openshaw Sandstone , Red Newton Heath Sandstone , Sherwood Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork, [NAME], R and Nevell, M 2000, A guide to the Industrial Archaeology of Greater Manchester, Association for Industrial Archaeology |  |  | 383, CJ, 384, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28376 | Rochdale Canal Entrance Arch |  | Other | [NAME]  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 384701 | 398163 | Structure | Entrance archway to former terminus of the Rochdale and Ashton Canals. Approximately 10metres long and 8m high and built of rusticated sandstone ashlar. Large central round headed archway. A small lodge is attached to the rear of the north end. Moulded cornice and embattled parapet with circle upstands. Coarse, white but iron stained gritstone with quartz pebbles closely resembles that used at nearby [NAME], entry number 28377 and also that used in parts of Littleborough and [NAME], Rochdale, notably [NAME]. As both the [NAME] and the Rochdale Canal Entrance Arch are buildings associated with the Rochdale Canal, it could be that the white gritstone used was brought along the Rochdale Canal to be used here in central Manchester. | c1822 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit (White) , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 385, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28377 | [NAME] | Warehouse of the Rochdale Canal Company | Other | [NAME]  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 384704 | 398194 | Industrial | Canal warehouse for the Rochdale Canal. Part of the Rochdale Canal Basin, also known as Piccadilly Basin. Four storeys with also attic and basement. Rear has two shipping holes. Basement plinth. Watershot coursed, squared gritstone with quoins. Ashlar dressings.  Subterranean breast shot water wheel was installed by [NAME] in 1824. Basement also leads onto a tunnel used to connect the line shaft with another former warehouse and work hoists. Coarse, white but iron stained gritstone with white quartz pebbles resembles that used at the nearby Rochdale Canal Entrance Arch, entry number 28376 and also that used in parts of Littleborough and [NAME], Rochdale, notably [NAME]. | 1806-8 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit (White) , [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, [NAME], R and Nevell, M 2000, A guide to the Industrial Archaeology of Greater Manchester, Association for Industrial Archaeology |  |  | 386, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28378 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383867 | 398089 | Civic | Town Hall designed in the Gothic style by [NAME]. Three storeys and attics. Sandstone ashlar facing to brick carcass. Resistant Spinkwell Stone from Bradford was used for the exterior on top of the bricks. Spinkwell Stone was chosen for it’s resistance to weathering. As the buildings of Manchester became blackened by pollution, the initial colour of the stone was not of as much importance to [NAME]. | 1868-77 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Spinkwell Stone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  |  | 387, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28379 | Town Hall Extension |  | Building | Lloyd Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383885 | 398012 | Civic | Town Hall extension by [NAME]. Steel frame with a cladding of sandstone ashlar. Gothic influences. Eight storeys and attic. The ground floor has a continuous arcade with round headed openings and a chamfered coping. | 1938 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Darley [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  |  | 388, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28380 | [NAME] |  | Building | Great Bridgewater Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383766 | 397657 | Entertainment/leisure | [NAME] designed by architects [NAME] (RHWL). The building is formed mostly of solid, reinforced concrete. This helps with the acoustics. The roof appears to hover above the building. The concrete structure is then clad with Corsehill Sandstone from Dumfries, Scotland. | 1993-96 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE,  FINE- TO MEDIUM-GRAINED | Corsehill Red Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition, http://www.bridgewater-hall.co.uk  Accessed Dec 2010 |  |  | 389, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28381 | Sunlight House |  | Building | 13 Quay Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383478 | 398027 | Retail/commercial | Originally the office headquarters of [NAME] property business. Built in the Art Deco style. It is constructed of steel and concrete and clad in Portland Stone. Ten storeys plus 4 attic storeys associated with the [NAME] roof. Renovated in 1997 when it was discovered that the bolts holding the cladding had rusted through. The building was originally intended to be 30 storeys high which was blocked by the council. Referred to as Northern England’s first skyscraper. Eight bays. Wide canted corner on right side has three light mullioned windows and passes upwards into an octagonal turret. the ground and 1st floor project outwards like a plinth. A central  5 bay pilastrade up to 6th storey, moulded frieze over 7th floor, cornice over 8th floor and parapet over the 10th floor. Metal panels between floors. | 1932 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | LIMESTONE | Portland Stone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 390, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28382 | [NAME] | [NAME] Statue | Other | [NAME]  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383695 | 398134 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | [NAME] statue of [NAME] by American sculptor [NAME] set on a late 20th century plinth of pink Aberdeen (Peterhead Granite). | 1919 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | GRANITE | Peterhead Granite |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  | Statue given to the people of Manchester to recognise the suffering endured in this region during the Cotton Famine associated with the American Civil War. | 391, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28383 | Paradise Walk |  | Building | Off Store Street, besides Store Street Aqueduct  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 385008 | 398122 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Series of 18 stone steps leading up from besides Store Street Aqueduct to footpath alongside the line of the Ashton Canal. The footpath leads to the Northern Quarter area of Manchester city centre. Stone steps look to be thick slabs of flagstone. Bottom step in particular is at an angle to the rest and has used two flagstones set next to each other to give the broad dimensions needed for this wide step. Some patches showing wavy laminations. The rest of the path has been covered by tarmac but may have had a more interesting hardstanding originally. The tall retaining wall alongside the path is built of coursed stone with a prominent string or band of stone standing proud which continues around the wall. The wall in places is built out into a series of angular projections which is quite unusual. Further along the stone wall decreases in height and no more angular projections are seen on this stretch of wall. Thin stone flags used as coping on parapet. Wall much covered in biofilm. | 19C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Coal Measures sandstones , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  |  | 392, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28384 | [NAME] | Royal Manchester Institution | Building | [NAME]  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 384061 | 398025 | Civic | Designed in the 1820’s by Sir [NAME]. Greek Iconic style. Projecting central portico. Raised on a plinth with a the pedimented portico has six giant Ionic columns. Stone from different quarries was used. Stone from Catlow near Colne was used until supplies ran out. Next a stone from Saltersford was used but supply also failed. The exterior was finished with stone from the Leeds area. All three Upper Carboniferous sandstones give a grey hue to the building. Some of these original blocks have weathered and spalling is evident in places. Some have been replaced and in other places patches have been inserted. Sandstone flags can also be seen outside the building. Some show man made saw marks, others show the natural beautiful undulating parting lineation where the natural grain of the rock allows the rock to split into flagstones. Other flagstones show ripple marks but often these have been planed off to make them more even. | 1824-35 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones, Catlow , Coal Measures sandstones, Leeds , Coal Measures sandstones, Saltersford , Sandstone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  |  | 393, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28385 | Century House | Commercial Union House | Building | Mosley Street/Nicholas Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 384080 | 398073 | Retail/commercial | Office building with modern design. Striking use of Portland Roach which from a distance looks like concrete but closer investigation reveals stone packed with a variety of fossils, particularly gastropods. Portland Roach used as supporting pillar near entrance and on much of the framework of the office block. Each floor is lined with many large rectangular windows and the plain window surrounds use a material of similar pale/white colour to the Portland Roach but without so many obvious fossils, possibly another type of limestone such as Portland Stone. The entrance foyer and parts of the ground floor use what looks like cladding of [NAME] limestone. Some of the panels of Portland Roach on the ground floor of Nicholas Street appear to have been replaced by panels of [NAME]. One panel is missing completely from ground floor. | 20C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Portland Roach , [NAME] , Portland Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association |  |  | 394, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28386 | Royal Bank of Scotland | Royal Bank of Scotland 38 and 42 Mosley Street | Building | Mosley Street/York Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 384153 | 398209 | Retail/commercial | Bank built by [NAME] in the Italian palazzo style favoured in the mid 19th century. Extension c1880 by Barker and Ellis. Built using yellowish grey ashlar sandstone. An extension has been added in stone from [NAME] at Crosland Hill near Huddersfield. The original block is three storeys high with seven bays, including a massive vermiculated plinth. The ground floor has banded piers and a modillioned cornice carrying balustraded parapet. The c1880 extension has three storeys and four bays matching the original building in style. The plinth of the extension uses white granite, possibly Cornish. A possibly later strip of white granite has also been added around the whole of the bank, the extension and the original bank. A sign bearing the name of the bank has been placed on top of this granite cladding. | 1862 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, [NAME], I M and Broadhurst F M 1975, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Department of Extra Mural Studies, University of Manchester |  |  | 395, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28387 | Former [NAME] | The Bank’ | Building | [NAME]  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 384143 | 398130 | Civic | Originally built as the Portico Library, the ground floor is now used as a bar and the upper floor as a private members club and library.  Designed by [NAME] of [NAME] in the Classical style and built by [NAME]. The large Ionic columns show the cross bedding pattern of the columns used at the entrance to Birkenhead Park, Merseyside and are the same buff colour, as is the rest of the building and closely resembles the Storeton Stone from the Wirral Peninsula. Two storey building with basement and attic on the corner of Mosley Street and Charlotte Street. Mosley Street elevation shows a slightly projected  3 bay pedimented loggia with four large Ionic columns, with a plinth. Steps lead up to the main entrance from pavement level. Continuing with the Classical style are the 1st floor string  course, moulded architrave, plain frieze and dentilled cornice. Three square windows on first floor. Elevation on Charlotte Street has five bays, again with large Ionic columns. On the ground floor each bay contains a tall sashed window. Pilastered parapet at attic storey. | 1806 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 396, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28388 | Rutherford House | New York building | Building | Back [NAME] Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 384210 | 398171 | Retail/commercial | Office building shows the use of metamorphic rock schist. As the ground floor elevation facing Back George Street has panels of schist known as Rembrandt Stone or Otta Slate from Otta in Norway. Crystals on these panels stand proud of the surface. The doorway and entrance adjacent to these panels has a large four sided supporting pillar showing large ooliths of the Portland Stone. Part of the Back George Street entrance and the wall alongside York Street is clad in what looks like the beige coloured [NAME]. | 20C |  | Stone |  | SCHIST | Rembrandt Stone , Portland Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association |  |  | 397, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28389 | Sinclairs Oyster Bar |  | Building | [NAME]  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383904 | 398690 | Retail/commercial | Moved from its original location as part of major redevelopment of this part of the city following bomb damage. One of the oldest surviving oyster bars and chop houses in England. Stone flagged roof. Much use of stucco which has been painted black and white.. One of the few buildings in central Manchester to have its original stone flagged roof. | 18C | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE | Coal Measures Flagstones , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 398, CJ, 399, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28390 | Granite water fountain |  | Other | [NAME] Piccadilly train station  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 384871 | 397877 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Red granite drinking water fountain at Manchester Piccadilly train station. Large carved bowl with bronze spout fitting for water. Date 1865 carved into top of structure. | 1865 |  | Stone |  | GRANITE | Red Openshaw Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 400, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28391 | Oxford Road Railway Bridge |  | Other | [NAME]  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 384131 | 397475 | Structure | Railway bridge from Oxford Road Station spanning the busy Oxford Road. A single arch spans the road with another arch to the right  spanning a cobbled yard with gritstone setts. The steps up to the Oxford Road Station start close to this second arch. The robust pier between the two arches uses large dressed Millstone Grit | 19C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 401, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28392 | Touchstone |  | Other | Great Bridgewater Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383798 | 397710 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Sculpture, known as ‘The Pebble’ by [NAME] outside Bridgewater Hall. Large smooth piece of Carrara Marble. | 20C |  | Stone |  | MARBLE | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 402, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28393 | Magistrate’s and Coroners Court |  | Building | Crown Square set back from Deansgate  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383512 | 398203 | Civic | Built of Scottish red Locharbriggs Sandstone from Permian rocks of the Dumfries district of southern Scotland with dark gabbro panels below, some probably sourced from South Africa. Part of the Spinningfields Development area. Built by architects Gensler. The dark gabbro panels at ground level contrast well with the red sandstone above. Impressive main entrance visible from Deansgate shows strong use of vertical lines incorporating the large expanse of glass panels, together making huge slender rectangle of glass between two tall slender red sandstone projections. | 2004 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Locharbriggs Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  |  | 403, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28394 | Water Feature, Exchange Square |  | Other | Corporation Street, Exchange Square ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383973 | 398675 | Other/miscellaneous | Creative use of Welsh slate on the linear water feature in Exchange Square to give the effect of stepping stones in a stream. | 20C |  | Stone |  | SLATE | Welsh Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 404, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28395 | Marks and [NAME] |  | Building | Market Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383919 | 398526 | Retail/commercial | Large department store rebuilt and remodelled after IRA bomb damage. Clad with [NAME], containing numerous fossils. Included on the building stones trail of the city centre due to the fossil sea creatures this rock contains. | 20C |  | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 405, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28396 | Gritstone setts |  | Other | Beaufort Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383221 | 397653 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Road showing increasingly rare survival of gritstone setts. Most have been tarmaced over or removed within the county. Some of the setts show cracks along their surface. | 19C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 406, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28397 | Remains of Roman Fort |  | Building | Off Beaufort Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383250 | 397653 | Military defence/fortification | Reconstructed remains of Roman Fort and associated buildings such as granary following archaeological survey. Sandstone used bears a strong resemblance to the exposed Bunter Pebble Beds nearby. Pebble of liver coloured quartzite observed in the original Roman plinth stones which are incorporated into the base of the reconstruction close to Beaufort Street. Pebbles are characteristic of Bunter Pebble Beds, but these are sparse in the Bunter Pebble Beds of this area. Rock at Roman fort quite coarse, more like Bunter Pebble Beds than Upper Mottled Sandstone. Cobbles were reported in the historical account of [NAME] 1773 as being found within the wall structure on the southern side of the fort, since much destroyed by later developments. Fort was originally made of earth and wood but around AD 200 it was reinforced and rebuilt using stone. | 11C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Bunter Pebble Beds , Cobbles |  |  |  | Fieldwork, [NAME], J. 1773, History of [NAME], [NAME]. 1 |  |  | 407, CJ, 408, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28398 | Paving alongside Museum of Science and Industry |  | Other | Lower Byrom Street, [NAME]  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383246 | 397898 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Flagstone paving probably with [NAME] as many of the flags have a characteristic greenish grey tinge.Much of the original kerbstone that would have accompanied the flagstone paving has been replaced by concrete kerbs. Many of the flags show a mottling of browns due to the weathering of iron oxides. Some of the flags also show remains of ripple marks. | 19C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 409, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28399 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Baguley,MANCHESTER | Baguley |  | SJ | 381620 | 388736 | Dwelling house | Manor house later used as a farmhouse. Timber framed hall built on a chamfered stone plinth. Due to the age of the hall this stone is likely to be fairly local. Stone flag roof, which has been renewed. Timber framed north wing has been later cased in brick. South wing is brick. Has H plan outline with two and a half bay open hall on north south axis and wings of around three bays each. Tall single [NAME] with two storey porch and two and a half storey wings. It has an unusual timber frame of massive planks. Stone also evident in stone mullioned two light cellar windows on south wing. [NAME] has undergone much alteration and additions over the years. | 14th Century | Scheduled ancient monument. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE | Sherwood Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 410, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28400 | Midland Bank |  | Building | Spring Gardens/ King Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 384017 | 398235 | Retail/commercial | Bank designed in the Modernist Classical style by Sir [NAME], with Whinney, Son and [NAME]. A tall building using Portland Stone with ten storeys including basement and attic. The floors are arranged so as to become progressively narrower as you look upwards. The ground floor has a plinth and channeled rustication | 1929 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE | Portland Stone |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 411, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28401 | Didsbury Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Didsbury,MANCHESTER | Didsbury |  | SJ | 384691 | 390378 | Place of Worship | Parish church in Perpendicular style built of red sandstone quarried from the Finlow Hill / Bradford Lane quarries on [NAME] where the Lower Keuper Sandstone is known locally as Finlow building stone. Originally called [NAME]. Documents of 1235 refer to a grant of land for building a chapel but the church was rebuilt in the early 17th century. Tower of 1620 still survives. Further alterations in the latter half of the 19th century. Two stage tower built on a moulded plinth. Diagonal buttresses on tower. Parapet with large open work hoops and corner pinnacles. | 1620 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Lower Keuper Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 412, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28402 | Boundary Stone |  | Other | [NAME],Deansgate ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383374 | 397437 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Township boundary stone. A round headed slab of sandstone with the inscription “TOWNSHIP”. A further inscription is very heavily eroded and difficult to read but is thought to say “MANCHESTER” and “HULME” | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 413, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28403 | Granite Setts |  | Other | Along Silvercroft Street ,[NAME],MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383196 | 397292 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Granite setts laid in road close to the Castlefield Canal Basin. Usually grit stone setts are seen around Greater Manchester. Granite setts are far more common in Liverpool where they were brought in from Scotland by sea. The use of granite may result in the need for an even more hard wearing surface in this once busy industrial area, where there would be wear and tear from horses hooves and the metal rims of cart wheels laden with heavy loads. It may also reflect transport of granite up from Liverpool. | 19th Century |  | Stone |  | IGNEOUS, COARSE-GRAINED | Granite |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 414, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28404 | Rochdale Canal Lock No 92 and Castle Street Bridge |  | Other | Castle Street ,Castlefield,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383117 | 397566 | Structure | Canal bridge with lock on east side. The bridge has a single arch. The bridge uses coursed squared gritstone. Gritstone is also used in the lock walls. The bridge has rusticated voussoirs, keystone and arch band and a plain band above. There are robust slab wall parapets. This is one of a series of nine locks along a canal extension that links the Rochdale and Bridgewater Canals. Lots of Mason marks? and chisel marks in stone. | c1804 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 415, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28405 | Bridgewater Canal Basin at Potato Wharf |  | Other | Potato Wharf  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 382904 | 397624 | Industrial | Canal basin by [NAME] for Duke of Bridgewater. Extends off the Bridgewater Canal near its terminus at Castlefield. Lined with stone blocks. Close to the circular overflow basin also known as Giant’s Basin. Stone Blocks could have come from the Duke of Bridgewater’s quarry at Worsley Delf. Bridge over river Medlock at Potato Wharf uses mainly red Bunter Sandstone which would be available locally. | c1760-5 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 416, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28406 | Midland Hotel |  | Building | [NAME]  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383828 | 397870 | Retail/commercial | Hotel designed by [NAME] for the Midland Railway Company. The building displays a wide range of different building materials both inside and out. Externally a steel frame has been clad with a variety of polished granites such as pink Aberdeen (Peterhead) Granite, the dark variety of Shap Granite from Cumbria, set in thin horizontal courses, steps made of Balmoral Red Granite from Finland. Also dark grey igneous rock from Dalbeatie, Scotland is also used on the exterior. As well as polished stone, red brick and [NAME] and brown glazed terracota is also incorporated into the design. The building shows an elaborate Baroque style. It has five diminishing storeys with cellars and attics. The main symmetrical facade faces [NAME]. Over the ground floor is a cornice and balustraded parapet. The ground floor has a recessed central entrance under two massive semi circular arches. | 1898-1903 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | GRANITE | Peterhead Granite , Balmoral Red Granite , [NAME] , [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  |  | 417, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28407 | Cooperative Wholesale Society Building |  | Building | Hanover Street/ Corporation Street ,Didsbury,MANCHESTER | Didsbury |  | SJ | 384154 | 398937 | Retail/commercial | Warehouse and office block designed by W A Johnson in the Classical style showing symmetrical facade. Sandstone ashlar. Five storeys of unequal height and a double attic storey. The ground and 1st floor show channeled rustication. Giant pilastrade to 2nd and 4th floors. Modillioned cornice and parapet to 1st attic storey. Central round headed entrance arch. | 1928 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 418, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28408 | Bank of England | No. 82 King Street | Building | King Street  ,MANCHESTER | [NAME] |  | SJ | 383907 | 398254 | Retail/commercial | Bank built by C R Cockerell in the Monumental Classical style. Symmetrical facade with three storeys over basement. Five bays. Plinth and parapet of Portland Stone. Sandstone ashlar on rest of structure apart from a plinth of coarse grained sandstone of Millstone Grit type at pavement level. Giant colonnade of [NAME] columns to the ground and first floors with entablature and triglyph frieze over the three bay centre, forming a balcony which has hooped railings. Second floor has prominent cornice, projected over each pilaster of the second floor. The three bay centre has giant round headed arches. | 1845-6 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Coal Measures sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Simpson, M and Broadhurst, F 2008, A building stones guide to central Manchester, Manchester Geological Association, 2nd Edition |  |  | 419, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Manchester City Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28409 | Moor Crescent |  | Building | Moor Crescent ,Diggle,OLDHAM | Diggle |  | SD | 399988 | 407516 |  | Street of two storey semi-detached houses, built of coursed stone from Nab End Quarry, Diggle which also supplied stone for walling and rough stone for roads. Symmetrical facade with both front doors arranged side by side above small set of steps. Shaped stone cornice above each door. | 20C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  | 95708,97066,97067, |  | Fieldwork, research by Curator [NAME], ref Saddleworth Museum M/TAN/4//3 |  |  | 420, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28410 | Bye wash Channel, Yeoman Hey Reservoir |  | Other | Track off Chew Road, off A635 Holmfirth Road ,[NAME],OLDHAM | Saddleworth Moor |  | SE | 402242 | 404568 | Structure | A bye-wash channel at Yeoman Hey Reservoir was constructed using aggregate from the nearby Yeoman Hey [NAME] ([NAME]). Also the dressed stone from Pennington Mills in Mossley was used in the construction as the mill was being demolished. | 1932-5 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork, research by Curator [NAME], ref Ashton under Lyne, Stalybridge and Dukinfield District Waterworks - SHS Bull Vol 20 iii Pg 10 |  |  | 421, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28411 | [NAME] |  | Building | Huddersfield Road ,Diggle,OLDHAM | Diggle |  | SE | 400374 | 407834 | Industrial | [NAME] is a large mill complex on Huddersfield Road, Diggle. It was originally built as a fulling mill, part of the process of preparing wool for the textile trade. Made from stone supplied from Birks Brow Quarry which also supplied walling stone. Mainly three and four storey buildings built with coursed stone. A tall square tower is the highest building on site which has ‘Warth Mill 1919’ in large white letters. Many additions and alterations over its history. | 1780 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, research by Curator [NAME], ref Saddleworth Museum Archives M/TAN/4//3 |  | Birks Brow Quarry also quarried for wall stone. | 422, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28412 | [NAME] | [NAME], [NAME] | Building | Millgate off The Sound A6052 ,[NAME],OLDHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 398662 | 407700 | Industrial | [NAME] (also known as [NAME]) in Delph, a textile weaving mill. Large mill complex with a range of different stone built buildings. Notable eight storey mill building with numerous windows on every storey. Stone built chimney but top portion looks like red brick. Office/ reception building along main road uses very coarse grit with pebbles.Stone from Lark Hill Quarry, [NAME] used to build part of this building. There is also what looks like a disused quarry almost opposite mill complex at SD 398685 407625. | 1866 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  | 97070, | 97064,97065,97070, | Fieldwork, research by Curator [NAME], ref Saddleworth Museum M/TAN/4//3 |  | [NAME] known locally as [NAME], [NAME] rather than Harrop Edge Lane Quarry. [NAME]. [NAME] is the local name for Harrop Edge. [NAME] also supplied stone for Larkwood and [NAME], wall stone and sheetings. [NAME] complex was once connected to railway network that also stopped at sidings for Ladcastle and Den Quarries. | 423, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28413 | Pots and [NAME] |  | Other | Pots and Pans ,Uppermill,OLDHAM | Uppermill |  | SE | 401018 | 405120 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | War memorial with stone column or obelisk set on base with rolls of honour on each side. prominent position on a high hill above Uppermill in Saddleworth. Architect C B Howcroft, builder C Winterbottom. Inscription reads “ True love by life - true love by death is tried. Live thou for England - we for England died.” Also carved sword, band and wreath on each side of the obelisk. Built with stone from nearby Pots and Pans Quarry. | 1923 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  | 34822, | 34822, | Fieldwork, research by Curator [NAME], ref Saddleworth Museum M/TAN/4//3 |  |  | 424, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28414 | Cross [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],Pobgreen,Uppermill,OLDHAM | Uppermill |  | SE | 400848 | 406272 | Retail/commercial | Public house built high up on hillside above the Tame Valley. Local vernacular style. Watershot and built of hammer dressed stone and stone quoins with stone flag roof. Stone mullions on windows. Three bays. Blocked door in bay three which has a moulded surround. This is next to a later door with a square cut surround. Three ridge chimney stacks. Flag stone paving adjacent to the building which looks well worn and possibly original. Old public right of way runs alongside the pub, crossing these flagstones. | 1745 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 425, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28415 | Uppermill |  | Village | ,[NAME],Uppermill,OLDHAM | Uppermill |  | SE | 400757 | 406405 |  | Pennine village on the edge of the Peak District and part of Saddleworth, once part of the West Riding of [NAME]. Like the other villages in Saddleworth the early settlements were built along the hillsides, making use of emerging springs. Early buildings show the areas reliance on sheep farming and the growing importance of its role in the early textile industry. The numerous weavers cottages are evidence of this. Later mills were built along the streams and nearby river [NAME], making use of the soft water and water power to turn their machinery. The buildings of the village are largely stone built in the vernacular style. Stone built structures of the Huddersfield Narrow Canal and the later railway run through the village. | 18C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone | 97112, | 97075,97076,97077,97078,97079,97080,97081,97082,[PHONE],97107,9821, | Fieldwork |  |  | 426, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28416 | St Chads Church | Saddleworth Church | Building | [NAME],Pobgreen,Uppermill,OLDHAM | Uppermill |  | SE | 400757 | 406405 | Place of Worship | Church used as a place of worship since at least the 13th century. The church has undergone a number of different building phases over its history. Three sided gallery plan with a central west tower. The nave has five bays and a projecting plinth. Each bay has a weathered buttress and a  three light mullion and transom pointed arched window, with the exception of the bay above the priests door which is two light. Raked parapet on the gable. The west tower has four stages and buttresses. There are clock faces in the third stage of the tower, below are two lancet windows in the second stage. The belfry in the fourth stage has two light openings and decorative corner pinnacles. Made of sandstone ashlar | 1215 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Coal Measures sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, The Uppermill Trail by Oldham Council |  |  | 427, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28417 | Hearse House |  | Building | [NAME],Pobgreen,Uppermill,OLDHAM | Uppermill |  | SE | 400740 | 406380 | Other/miscellaneous | Hearse house used to accommodate hearses used for funerals at the nearby St Chads Church. Built using watershot method with sandstone ashlar. Stone flag roof. Building shows two arched hearse bays. Coped gable with carved finial. Sides and rear show pointed arched windows. | 1824 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, |  |  | 428, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28418 | Stocks |  | Other | [NAME],Pobgreen,Uppermill,OLDHAM | Uppermill |  | SE | 400756 | 406388 | Other/miscellaneous | Village stocks inscribed with “IW HW 1698” on the posts. Concentric circles carved on the stone posts. | 1698 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 429, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28419 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],Saddleworth Fold,Uppermill,OLDHAM | Uppermill |  | SE | 400387 | 406140 | Farm | [NAME] where a chain horse was attached to the farm carts , used as hearses to pull them up the steep slope to St Chads Church. Watershot. At the time of survey it was undergoing building work. Would have had a flagstone roof. | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 430, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28420 | [NAME] |  | Building | off Church Lane,Saddleworth Fold,Uppermill,OLDHAM | Uppermill |  | SE | 400356 | 406049 | Dwelling house | Old house and cottage with datestone “IRM 1699” Built of hammer dressed stone with quoins with stone slate roof. Plinth. Stone mullion windows. Long line of mullion windows points to its use as weavers cottages. | 1699 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 431, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28421 | [NAME] |  | Building | High Street ,Uppermill,OLDHAM | Uppermill |  | SD | 399692 | 405528 | Industrial | Large woollen mill now a craft centre. Four storeys high and thirteen bays across. Engine house and stone square plan chimney still intact. Storeys show rows of rectangular 12 pane windows with stone sills | 1864 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 432, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28422 | Weavers Cottages |  | Building | Church Road ,Uppermill,OLDHAM | Uppermill |  | SD | 399790 | 405786 |  | Row of three storey terraced weavers cottages using hammer dressed watershot stone with a stone flag roof. Some replaced with modern tiles. Elevation on Church Road shows long lines of  mullioned windows almost taking up the entire width of the houses. Third storey shows 7 light mullions, second storey shows 6 light mullion windows with ‘taking in’ door to the immediate right of windows. Most of the taking in doors are blocked but the third from the left still has door together with the stone built steps leading up to it from ground floor. Rows of mullion windows and  ‘taking in’ doors show the use of the buildings for the cottage industry textile trade. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | Church Road, near junction with High Street | 433, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28423 | Flag stone fence |  | Other | Church Road ,Uppermill,OLDHAM | Uppermill |  | SD | 399805 | 405805 | Wall/archway/gateway | Flagstones placed upright and used as fence between the garden and road. Probably from the flagstone quarried at High Moor Quarries within flaggy layers of the Woodhead Hill Rock.. | 18C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock |  |  | 95366,95367,95368,96990,96991, | Fieldwork |  | Woodhead Hill Rock was known as [NAME] in the Saddleworth area of Oldham and maybe beyond. Church Road, near junction with High Street | 434, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28424 | [NAME] ruins | [NAME], [NAME] | Building | Tame Valley approximately quarter of a mile upstream of Delph village ,[NAME],OLDHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 397426 | 408326 | Industrial | Stone from West View Quarry, near [NAME] was used to build [NAME] and also [NAME] nearby upstream. [NAME] was originally built as a fulling mill for the woollen textile trade. It is later known to have made flannels and shawls. The site is now ruins but parts of the walls, goits, weir and engine beds can still be seen. It was once an extensive industrial site with two 3 storey mills with attics, one measuring 67 by 49 feet and the other 196 by 40 feet, a long chimney, engine and boiler houses, dye house, [NAME], mill race, warehouse, office, stable, single cylinder horizontal steam engine, beam engine, 31 foot waterwheel, three cottages and [NAME]. It closed in the 1930’s. West View Quarry is along Slack Lane where there is a row of terraced houses and a cricket ground. Stone is white when fresh and rusty brown when weathered. [NAME] grid reference is SD 397428 408884 | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Millstone Grit |  | 146328, | 95359,95360, | Fieldwork, Research by [NAME], Curator, based at Saddleworth Museum, M/TAN/4//3 , Ashmore, O. 1982. The Industrial Archaeology of North West England, Manchester University Press, Gater, J E, Industrial Valleys, The Castleshaw and [NAME] of the Upper Tame. accessed via internet. |  | Stone from West View Quarry was also used for wall stone and ‘Sheetings’. Owners of quarry are recorded as Byroms and it may be the same Byrom’s who also owned Linfitt’s mill after the Buckley’s who had it from the 1850’s. The Byrom’s made flannels and shawls there. Also in past known as [NAME] and possibly also [NAME] | 435, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28425 | Dobcross |  | Village | ,Dobcross,OLDHAM | Dobcross |  | SD | 399121 | 406526 |  | Village built in the foothills of the Pennines, largely stone built in the vernacular style. Earliest buildings were largely farmsteads, built on the higher ground. A packhorse route crossed the village. The packhorse bridge can still be seen. The village developed largely as a result of the emerging textile trade in woollen cloth and there are many examples of domestic weavers cottages with their characteristic long rows of stone mullion windows on the upper storeys to let in more light for those weaving and the external stone steps leading to a ‘taking in door’. Sometimes you can see buildings that are dual purpose, farms that have been part adapted for weaving. As the demand for woollen cloth increased, the processes became more mechanised and purpose built mills were built alongside the river [NAME] and its tributaries. | 18C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , Coal Measures sandstones | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  |  | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28426 | Holy Trinity Church |  | Building | Woods Lane ,Dobcross,OLDHAM | Dobcross |  | SD | 399121 | 406526 | Place of Worship | Church built in 1788 with the central west tower added later in 1843. The tower has three stages . The top stage is in Italianate style with arcades, clock faces and roof. The nave has a projecting plinth and five bays, round headed windows with key stones, an eaves cornice and quoins. Built of watershot hammer dressed stone with a slate roof. | 1788 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Coal Measures sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, The Dobcross Trail by Oldham Council |  |  | 436, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28427 | [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME] ,Dobcross,OLDHAM | Dobcross |  | SD | 399496 | 406382 | Structure | Old packhorse bridge built to cross Diggle Brook. The simple single arch can be seen jammed up almost at right angles against the later bridge of the Oldham and Ripponden Turnpike road. | 14th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork, The Dobcross Trail by Oldham Council |  |  | 437, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28428 | [NAME] |  | Building | Dobcross New Road ,Dobcross,OLDHAM | Dobcross |  | SD | 399479 | 406401 | Industrial | Originally a water powered woollen mill. It was described as a ‘willey’ mill, used for teasing the wool. It later became a scribbling mill.  Built of hammer dressed watershot stone. The roof is a mixture of stone flags and slate. The building is three storeys high with four bays. The early part of the mill can be seen on the right hand bay with a tail race opening on the ground floor. The first floor and second floor both have a long line of mullion windows. The first floor has 12 lights and the second floor has 13 lights also pointing to their use in past textile production. The first floor also has a door to the left. Has seen a number of alterations and additions over the years, particularly to the right gable and the rear, with the left side also being extended. Its use as a tannery in the 20th century is reflected by the ventilation openings on the second floor. | 1772 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, The Dobcross Trail by Oldham Council |  |  | 438, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28429 | Transhipment Shed |  | Building | Wool Road ,Dobcross,OLDHAM | Dobcross |  | SD | 399569 | 406608 | Industrial | Originally thought to have been Trans shipment shed, built alongside the Huddersfield Narrow Canal to store cargo unloaded from boats until it could be taken by horse over the moors to [NAME] or other destinations, until the Standedge Canal Tunnel was opened in 1811. Now thought to have been used for wool storage and loading produce from [NAME] rather than as a Trans shipment shed. Simple single storey building with roof projecting out over part of the canal. | 1797 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork, The Dobcross Trail by Oldham Council |  |  | 439, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28430 | The Swan Inn |  | Building | The Square ,Dobcross,OLDHAM | Dobcross |  | SD | 399237 | 406638 | Retail/commercial | Public House made of hammer dressed watershot stone with quoins. Has stone flag roof. Two storeys and a basement, which also has windows. All windows have chamfered mullions. Some are not original and have been replaced. Entrance on gable end with datestone above. Chimney stacks on gable end. A later, 19th century section has been added to the rear left of the original building. | 1765 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Coal Measures sandstones , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, The Dobcross Trail by Oldham Council |  |  | 440, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28431 | Wool Wall near Holly Grove |  | Other | Butterhouse Lane ,Saddleworth Fold,OLDHAM | [NAME] |  | SE | 400300 | 406800 | Industrial | Wool wall used for drying of scoured or dyed wool and cloth prepared in nearby domestic settings before the process became mechanised and moved into mills and factories. This long wall has a characteristic sloping side facing south west that is stepped and a vertical north east face. Built as a drystone wall with sandstone rubble. Coping stones laid on edge and unshaped. | 19C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Research notes from Saddleworth resident [NAME]. |  |  | 441, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28432 | Tamewater and [NAME] of the Oldham and Standedge Main Road, A6052 |  | Other | A6052  road ,Dobcross,OLDHAM | Dobcross |  | SD | 399537 | 406382 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Kerbs and setts of the Tamewater and [NAME] of the Oldham and Standedge main road. Setts are now covered over with tarmac but areas of kerbstone still remain. Stone was supplied by nearby Chatterton’s Quarry (also known as Ladcastle and Den Quarry) who won the contract which was also tendered for by Greenfield Cooperative Society’s quarry in Greenfield. | c1910 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  | 97112, |  | Fieldwork, Research by [NAME], Curator, based at Saddleworth Museum on the records of the Saddleworth U. D. Council 24/05/1910 housed at Oldham  Local Studies Library Archives |  |  | 442, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28433 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],OLDHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 398564 | 408041 |  | Village in the Pennine foothills largely built in the vernacular style. Most of the village is built of stone and even some of the drain covers are made of stone. Buildings reflect the influence and importance of the emerging textile trade, first on a domestic scale with weavers cottages and later on a larger scale when the processes were mechanised and mills were built alongside the river [NAME] and tributary streams, as at Shore Mill. Close to [NAME] large reservoirs such as those at Castleshaw also used local stone on a grand engineering scale. [NAME] may get its name for old word for quarry which may refer to bake stone quarries within [NAME] where the thin layers of interbedded flaggy sandstones were used as bake stone on which oatcakes were cooked. These stones were reputedly stored in the stream before being fired as they weathered quickly. According to [NAME] of the Stone Roofing Association in other areas these sandstones used for bakestones have also been used for roofing. It’s not known whether or not this was the case with the bakestone quarries in Delph. | 16C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | [NAME] , [NAME] , [NAME] , Pule Hill Grit , Readycon Dean Flags | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 146329,97064,97065,97070, | Fieldwork | [NAME] or [NAME] quarried at Summer Hill Quarries, [NAME].  [NAME], including flagstones at Delph Bakestone Quarry |  |  | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28434 | Shore [NAME] |  | Building | Hill End Road ,Delph,OLDHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 398602 | 407943 | Industrial | Thought to be originally a willeying mill (used for teasing wool) then later a scribbling mill (used for carding wool). Water powered. Undershot waterwheel is centrally placed. At the rear was an arched mill leat opening. Arch still visible. Three storeys. The first and second floors have long rows of flat faced stone mullion windows. Taking in doors in gables. Built with hammer dressed stone. Stone Flag roof. | 1780 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 443, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28435 | [NAME] |  | Other | High Street/King Street ,Delph,OLDHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 398519 | 407969 | Structure | Hump backed road bridge over the river Tame with single arch. Parapet of large stone blocks with chamfered coping stones. Made of hammer dressed stone. | 18C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 444, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28437 | Stone Tenter posts between [NAME] and Heights Farmhouse |  | Other | [NAME] ,Delph,OLDHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 397841 | 406583 | Other/miscellaneous | Eleven stone tenter posts used for the drying and stretching of woollen cloth. Arranged in a straight line | 1840 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Carboniferous Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 446, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28438 | Cobblers Hill Council Houses |  | Building | [NAME] off [NAME] ,Delph,OLDHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 398552 | 408138 |  | Council housing built with stone from Knott Hill Quarry, [NAME]. Group of two storey houses. Front elevation shows three bays. First two bays of ground floor project forward like a porch with the front door accessed at the right hand edge of this feature, which is roofed with tiles.  Upper floor has three large modern windows and ground floor has three large modern windows. Tile roof. Stone shows coarse laminations and also signs of being reclaimed stone from an earlier building. | 20C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE,  FINE- TO MEDIUM-GRAINED | Carboniferous Sandstone |  |  |  | Fieldwork, research by Curator [NAME], ref Saddleworth Museum M/TAN/4//3 |  |  | 447, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28440 | Higher [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],OLDHAM | [NAME] |  | SE | 400014 | 404660 |  | Group of cottages with datestone 1642 but with mid 18th century and early 19th century additions and alterations.. Large building, some parts three and four storeys. Links to weaving obviuos from the numerous  stone mullion windows. Cart entrances through keystone arches. External cantilevered stone steps originally built for access to the weaving workshops on the second floor. Built of hammer dressed stone, partly watershot and stone flag roof. | 18C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  | 37526, | Fieldwork | Probably from the well known flagstone quarries in the Woodhead Hill Rock at High Moor or flaggy layers within the nearby Shale Grit. |  | 449, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28441 | Bunkers Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Greenfield,OLDHAM | [NAME] |  | SE | 400436 | 404670 | Farm | Example of a laithe house, where the dwelling and farm buildings, including the barn are built under the same roof. Three storey house and former laithe to right. Flat faced stone mullion windows. The  arched cart entry is now glazed and the winnowing door (generally at the rear of laithe houses) is now used as the front door. It has a corbelled lintel above. The chimney is on the gable. The gable is coped with kneelers. Built of hammer dressed watershot stone with quoins. Stone flag roof. | 18C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  | 37526, | Fieldwork | Probably from the well known flagstone quarries in the Woodhead Hill Rock at High Moor or flaggy layers within the nearby Shale Grit. |  | 450, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28442 | [NAME] |  | Building | Platting Road ,Grotton,OLDHAM | [NAME] |  | SD | 397199 | 404854 | Dwelling house | Two storey house with five bays. Numerous alterations and additions. Projecting plinth. Porch has ovolo moulded surround, lintel with inscription “IBM 1686”, raked castellations and ball finials. Windows have double chamfered stone mullions and hoodmolds. Ground floor windows are arched. Also round windows Gables are coped and have ball finials. Built of watershot hammer dressed stone. | 1686 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Carboniferous Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 451, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28443 | No.11 Stone Breaks Road |  | Building | No.11 Stone Breaks Road,Stone Breaks,Springhead,OLDHAM | Springhead |  | SD | 396497 | 405080 | Dwelling house | Two storey mid 18th century cottage built watershot on western side with hammer dressed stone and quoins. Flagstone roof. Some 20th century alterations and additions with lean to extension to left side and additions to rear behind right side of building plus 20th century door to right. Ground floor 3 and 2 light double chamfered mullion windows. Small disused quarry and large disused quarry obvious just to west of building and probable source of stone for this cottage and others nearby. [NAME] referred to both as [NAME] and also Stone Breaks Quarry. Records researched by Curator [NAME] at Saddleworth Museum show an approved application in 1948 to Springhead Stone Co. for the extension of quarry at Stonebreaks Quarry. | 18C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Woodhead Hill Rock , Stone Flags |  |  | 96977, | Fieldwork, Pers. comm. with current owners., British Listed Buildings website http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk | 96976 |  | 452, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28444 | Alders Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Alt,OLDHAM | Alt |  | SD | 394422 | 402869 | Farm | Farmhouse. Rear elevation viewed from [NAME]. Two storeys. Rear doorway, facing [NAME] has datestone above of 1734. Single storey wing to right of rear doorway. Three stone mullion windows, each with three lights. Next to house on the east side is part of the farm that has been used as a stables and a dairy. Built of coursed and squared stone rubble and stone flag roof. Remains of cobbled yard can be seen alongside the farmhouse, facing the road. | 1734 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Chamber Rock , Cobbles , Stone Flags |  |  | 96962, | Fieldwork |  |  | 453, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28445 | Bardsley House |  | Building | Ashton Road ,Bardsley,OLDHAM | Bardsley |  | SD | 392906 | 401431 | Dwelling house | House that has seen numerous alterations and additions. Two storeys with central entrance. Doorway in moulded architrave with pediment flanked on each floor by 2 light windows with chamfered mullions in moulded architraves. Built of coursed squared rubble. | 1713 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Bardsley Rock , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 454, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28446 | Bardsley Bridge |  | Other | Ashton Road ,Limehurst,ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE | Limehurst |  | SD | 393014 | 401315 | Structure | Coal mining subsidence has meant the bridge has had to be raised. At the point where the canal passes under, subsidence meant the horses pulling the narrowboats could not pass underneath.  Therefore to the engineers eye there are many alterations, with the addition of metal reinforcements.The bridge comprises of a single large arch over the river Medlock and a much smaller span over what used to be the Fairbottom Branch Canal. | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Bardsley Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Ashton Reporter 20th February 1904, Some reminiscences of Bardsley and district by [NAME] |  | Two stone quarries are mentioned close to Bardsley Bridge in the reminiscences. “ A little from the base of the bridge, and close to the river, there was formerly a stone quarry, from which much of the stone may have been got in the erection of various buildings in the neighbourhood. But from about 1864 the quarry between the road and the new sewerage works has been covered with coal pit dirt. There was another stone quarry off Bardsley brew, which was used about the same time.” | 455, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28447 | Church Terrace |  | Building | No.11 Church Terrace  ,OLDHAM | Oldham |  | SD | 392707 | 405082 | Dwelling house | Buildings paired gable end is next to the stone steps leading up to [NAME] and Peter’s Church. This gable end uses the local Blenfire Rock as coursed, squared rubble. The Blenfire Rock is also used on the plinth at the front elevation. Above the plinth most of the front facade is brick built but with stone quoins. Plinth also shows two blocked in basement windows. Two storeys with arched doorway to left. | 19C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Blenfire Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Building Stones of Oldham by Oldham Geological Society and Oldham Council |  |  | 456, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28448 | Church wall |  | Other | Church Street  ,OLDHAM | Oldham |  | SD | 392763 | 405086 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard wall running alongside [NAME]. The difference in colour between the pink/purple Blenfire Rock and the buff-grey sandstone above shows more than one phase of building. | -9999 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Blenfire Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Building Stones of Oldham by Oldham Geological Society and Oldham Council |  |  | 457, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28449 | Town House Restaurant |  | Building | Corner of Greaves Street and Firth Street  ,OLDHAM | Oldham |  | SD | 392784 | 404936 | Retail/commercial | Restaurant with symmetrical facades showing three large arches, emphasised by the use of large keystones, now painted white but some bare rock is still visible along Firth Street elevation. Some stones show small voids where clay has weathered out. Formerly called Town House Restaurant, now name has changed. | 19C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Blenfire Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Building Stones of Oldham by Oldham Geological Society and Oldham Council |  |  | 458, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28450 | Oldham Museum |  | Building | Greaves Street  ,OLDHAM | Oldham |  | SD | 392727 | 405026 | Civic | [NAME] now a museum  built in the Greek Revival style 1841 in [NAME] coloured Coal measure Sandstone facade. Bricks with stone dressings to side elevations but sandstone ashlar on Greaves Street elevation. Two storeys. Seven bays with Ionic portico. Impressive stone columns. Much spalling. Also at museum are fine carvings in Woodkirk Brown sandstone from Woodkirk near Morley in Leeds. This sandstones close, fine texture allows fine detailed carvings to be made. | 1841 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE,  FINE- TO MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Building Stones of Oldham by Oldham Geological Society and Oldham Council |  |  | 459, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28451 | [NAME] entrance |  | Building | Cheapside  ,OLDHAM | Oldham |  | SD | 392440 | 405023 | Retail/commercial | Entrance to council office complex shows use of a wide variety of different imported stones. This like many modern buildings uses a variety of exotic building stones. By the entrance paving stone from Crossland Moor. Westmorland Green Slate skirts the base. To the left of the entrance is Rembrandt Stone cladding. To the right of the entrance is Portland Stone. The pilasters besides the entrance doorway are Portland Roach with many fossils. To the left of the entrance is a grit stone wall of Darley Dale sandstone. | 20C |  | Stone |  | SCHIST | Rembrandt Stone , Crosland Moor Stone , Darley Dale Stone , Portland Roach , Portland Stone , Westmorland Green Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Building Stones of Oldham by Oldham Geological Society and Oldham Council |  |  | 460, Oldham Geological Society | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28452 | Pingot Cottages |  | Building | Off Buckstones Road ,Crompton Fold,SHAW | Crompton Fold |  | SD | 394894 | 410020 |  | Row of four two storey terraced cottages at Crompton Fold. Three and four light flat faced mullion stone mullion windows probably associated with weaving as there is also a taking in door on the left gable. Doors to numbers 3 and 8 have simple square cut lintels and door jambs. Front elevation of watershot coursed hammer dressed stone. No.1 and 2 are older than No.3 and 8 which have been added at some stage later as highlighted by the difference in the stone chimneys and where the coursing has been keyed in. Probably built from stone from the nearby [NAME] (formerly known as Top o’th Green Quarry) or [NAME] which are just up the lane and resemble quoin stones on gable. Much of coursed stone also shows laminations perhaps from old quarry in [NAME] nearby which probably also supplied flagstones for original roof and flagstone paving along front elevation which still remain. | 18C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , [NAME] Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, First edition six inch geological map |  | First edition geological map shows old quarry in Dyneley [NAME] close to [NAME] | 461, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28454 | Keverlow Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE | [NAME] |  | SD | 394235 | 402636 | Farm | Farmstead built in the vernacular style using rock which closely resembles the local Chamber Rock quarried nearby at Rocher Vale. | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Chamber Rock |  |  | 96962, | Fieldwork |  |  | 463, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28455 | [NAME] | Nelsons India Pit | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE | [NAME] |  | SD | 394379 | 402382 | Industrial | Engine house for Rocher New Pit, coal mine. Built with large squared dressed stone blocks, some showing rustic style dressing around the edges. The two storey structure is incomplete with just part of the original structure remaining. Large round headed arch opening. Engine beds visible. Leat from nearby river Medlock, now a line of ponds, runs to the north of the building aswell as small stone arch where the water entered the structure and supplied water for the boilers. | Early 19th century |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Chamber Rock , Blenfire Rock |  |  | 96961,96962, | Fieldwork |  |  | 464, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28456 | Flags edging [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE | [NAME] |  | SD | 394198 | 402450 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Flag stones laid on edge alongside [NAME]. The fresh broken surface on some flags shows the characteristic green grey colouration of [NAME]. | Unknown |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork, pers comm with BGS field geologist [NAME] who identified the stone |  |  | 465, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28457 | Post Office, [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE | [NAME] |  | SD | 394083 | 402328 | Industrial | Originally thought to be water powered corn mill. The river Medlock was later diverted from its original route by the owners of the Park Bridge Ironworks so the building is no longer at the side of the river. Later used as a post office and now a house. Built in the vernacular style. Two storeys at front and three at rear. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Chamber Rock , [NAME] |  |  | 96962, | Fieldwork |  |  | 466, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28458 | Fairbottom Farmhouse | Pickford Hall | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE | [NAME] |  | SD | 394057 | 401867 |  | House which has at one time also been used as a farmhouse. Built with squared rubble with quoins. Stone flag roof. Two storey with four bays. [NAME] dripmould and eaves cornice. Either side of the central door are two [NAME] columns supporting a pediment above a massive stone lintel. Brick chimneys at gable and ridge.Mention in literature of datestone, one saying “1673 IA PS AL” the other “1653 IL AL” Rear wing has three light double chamfered window surround, mullions removed. Front facade has two ground floor windows and four first floor windows. | 1653 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Chamber Rock , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, [NAME],T and Nevell,M 1996. Buildings of Tameside, Tameside MBC with UMAU |  |  | 467, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28459 | Outbuilding close to Fairbottom Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE | [NAME] |  | SD | 394028 | 401870 | Farm | Probably one of the farm outbuildings. Small single storey building with large quoins that are heavily weathered. Stone quoins show oval shaped voids where perhaps marl pellets, pebbles or nodules known to occur in the local rocks have weathered out.  In state of ruin. | 17C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Chamber Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 468, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28460 | Lower Fold Farm |  | Other | Lower Fold,off Alt Hill Lane,[NAME],ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE | [NAME] |  | SD | 394417 | 401883 | Farm | Part of cobbled yard to farmstead still survives. Original farmstead has been much altered | 17C |  | Stone |  | NOT ENTERED | Cobbles , Borrowdale Volcanics , Granite |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 469, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28461 | Springwood Hall | Bardsley Brewery | Building | Off Oldham Road ,Limehurst,ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE | Limehurst |  | SD | 393128 | 401153 | Industrial | Purpose built brewery now converted into flats. Large central courtyard enclosed on all sides. Large rounded cart entrance to the right of the front elevation. Some late 20th century repair and rebuilding of the left side of the front elevation. Flagstone floor near entrance archway. Datestone of 1832 above archway. Stone is [NAME] or bright orangy yellow and contains purple hard inclusions which stand proud, especially evident around the archway. | 1832 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Bardsley Rock , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | Brewery owned by Messrs Shaw and Sons. | 470, CJ, 471, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28462 | Retaining wall of Fairbottom Branch Canal, adjacent to weir on river Medlock. |  | Other | Adjacent to weir on river Medlock ,Limehurst,ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE | Limehurst |  | SD | 393265 | 401454 | Wall/archway/gateway | Retaining wall for the Fairbottom Branch Canal, alongside the weir on the river Medlock. Use of large coursed squared stones. Adjoining section of wall uses much smaller coursed stones. At the base of this wall is a small square opening approx 1 metre high. Some distance above the line of this opening are two curiously decoratively carved stones which look out of place compared to the rest of the robust functional stones of the rest of the retaining wall. Nearby water issues out from under a stone built arch and flows into the river Medlock, just downstream of the weir. A newspaper article of 1904 recalls a storm in the 1850’s causing the canal bank to burst near the weir. Therefore it’s possible part of the retaining wall here has been rebuilt after the flood in the 1850’s. A small section of the river wall also reported as being badly damaged by the flood survives further downstream, beside the pharmaceutical company but is not easily accessible. From across the river this also looks like Bardsley Rock. | c1797 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Bardsley Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Ashton Reporter, 12th March 1904, Some reminiscences of Bardsley and District by [NAME] |  | Reminiscence of 1904 recounts a flood in either 1856 or 1857 which “swelled the canal so rapidly that the overflow - about half its present width- near Bardsley Mill could not give sufficient escape, and the canal, being full to overflowing, burst its bank at the head near to the weir, then rushing down the river in double current with the flood washed away about 80 yards of the river wall...” | 472, CJ, 473, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28464 | [NAME] |  | Building | Nos. 1 and 2 Castle Lane ,Carrbrook,STALYBRIDGE | Carrbrook |  | SD | 398950 | 401075 |  | Pair of two storey semi-detached houses built for the managers working at the Buckton Vale Printworks. Front elevation has large bay windows on the ground floor which are roofed with slate. Above this on the first floor are paired windows and another single window above the door. The front doors for both houses are adjacent to one another and both have a decorative drip mould. Slate roof and stone chimney stacks at each gable end. The houses also have front and rear gardens with a stone garden wall, with coping stones and stone gate piers visible at front. The larger size of the houses reflects the hierarchy of the jobs at the Buckton Vale Printworks. These houses show a polite style of architecture compared to the more functional and vernacular styles of the workers houses nearby. | 1890’s | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 11710, | Fieldwork, Tameside MBC, 2011, Carrbrook Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Proposals Draft. |  |  | 475, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28465 | Long Row |  | Building | Nos. 2-46 Long Row ,Carrbrook,STALYBRIDGE | Carrbrook |  | SD | 398888 | 401020 |  | Row of terraced workers cottages. Two storeys face the street (Long Row) and the stream flowing alongside with three storeys to the rear. Rear overlooks a communal drying ground. Some of the front door jambs show spalling. Front elevation shows ground floor and first floor sash windows to the left of the front door. Windows have simple stone sills and chamfered lintels. Front doors have stone jambs and projecting shaped stone lintels and simple canopies. | 1870 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 11710, | Fieldwork, Tameside MBC, 2011, Carrbrook Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Proposals Draft. |  |  | 476, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28466 | Buckton Vale Institute |  | Building | Buckton Vale Road ,Carrbrook,STALYBRIDGE | Carrbrook |  | SD | 398840 | 401024 | Civic | Village institute built by the Calico Printers Association for the large workforce involved in the nearby print works and their families. Two storey building but basement openings can be seen at street level. Ground floor and first floor have paired large windows. Ground floor windows with rounded top with decorative arched lintel with keystone. First floor windows rectangular. Decorative door surrounds. Stone steps to main door. Built in the Italianate style. Balustrade on the tower has been removed. | 1897 | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 11710, | Fieldwork, Tameside MBC, 2011, Carrbrook Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Proposals Draft. |  |  | 477, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28467 | Pumphouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Carrbrook,STALYBRIDGE | Carrbrook |  | SD | 398969 | 401035 | Industrial | Former pump house and last remaining structure of the Buckton Vale Print Works. Used to pump water from well to supply the large water needs of the industrial processes used there. Tall single storey structure. Three blocked openings to each long elevation. Poor condition. | 19C | Conservation area. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 11710, | Fieldwork, Tameside MBC, 2011, Carrbrook Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Proposals Draft |  |  | 478, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28468 | Flash Settlement |  | Building | Carrbrook Road ,Carrbrook,STALYBRIDGE | Carrbrook |  | SD | 398772 | 401073 |  | Group of cottages of different heights and ages ranging from mid 18th century to early 19th century known locally as [NAME]. Comprises   1. Clough Cottage (early 19th century) a two storey cottage with central entrance and four bays. Stone flag roof.  2. [NAME], No. 15 (built mid-late 18th century) It once had a weaving loft which was accessed by an external staircase. A goods hoist on southern gable also points to its industrial use. May have originally been three bays with the right hand bay being added later. Stone flag roof   3. [NAME] has a low roofline compared to the other buildings in this group.  A blocked up cart entrance is evident from the contrast in the stone used to fill this space. The Print Works set up a cooperative store in this building which continued to be a village shop until the 1970’s.   4. No.17 (built during the mid-late 18th century.)  Evidence of past connections with the textile trade as this three storey building has a blocked up taking in door on the gable. Slate roof. | 18C | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  | 11710, | Fieldwork, Tameside MBC, 2011, Carrbrook Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Proposals Draft |  |  | 479, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28469 | [NAME] |  | Building | Huddersfield Road ,Copley,STALYBRIDGE | Copley |  | SJ | 397265 | 398793 | Industrial | Cotton mill with octagonal tapering chimney and engine house on the south west side. Engine house has large doorway. Round headed windows with keystones at side. Main body of mill has  five storeys with numerous rows of windows, each with a plain stone lintel and sill. Large blocked arched carriageways on north east and north west sides. Above these carriageways is a stone inscribed with “Copley Mills” Built of watershot stone with a stone flag roof. [NAME] was built for [NAME] who also had workers houses built nearby. | 1827-71 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Pule Hill Grit , Stone Flags |  |  | 88905,88906, | Fieldwork, [NAME], R and Nevell, M, 2000. A guide to the Industrial Archaeology of Greater Manchester, Association of Industrial Archaeology |  |  | 480, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28470 | Hatshead Pike |  | Other | [NAME] ,Mossley Cross,MOSSLEY | Mossley |  | SD | 396059 | 402409 | Other/miscellaneous | Tower built to commemorate the marriage of Princess [NAME] and [NAME]. An earlier tower close to this site had fallen into ruins. There was also thought to have been an ancient beacon on this site. The present tower was designed by [NAME]. Circular tower with a steep conical roof. Lancet windows. Door facing west with an inscribed stone above. Inside is a stone spiral staircase. Tower built of hammer dressed stone. Stone and land for the present tower was donated by the Earl of Stamford. | 1863 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 481, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28471 | Colliers Arms |  | Building | [NAME] ,Mossley Cross,MOSSLEY | Mossley |  | SD | 396194 | 402628 | Farm | Example of a laithe house, the farmhouse part later being turned into a public house called the Colliers Arms. Built of coursed rubble stone with dressings to openings. Public house section has two storeys and three bays. Doorway to right. Brick chimneys on gable and centre of ridge. Mullion windows. | 18C | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 482, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28473 | Gee Cross |  | Village | ,Gee Cross,[NAME] | Gee Cross |  | SJ | 395311 | 393416 |  | Village on the flanks of [NAME] Low. The older buildings have mainly been built with locally quarried Rough Rock. [NAME] was involved in the cottage industry production of felt and a rare example of a planking shed still survives. There are  now many brick built buildings within the village. | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Rough Rock Flags | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village | 94721,94724, | 94721,94724, | Fieldwork |  |  | 484, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28474 | Hyde Chapel |  | Building | Stockport Road / Joel Lane ,Gee Cross,[NAME] | Gee Cross |  | SJ | 395311 | 393416 | Place of Worship | Church The first church on this site was built in 1708. Present church has western four stage tower with angled weathered buttresses, octagonal stair turret, belfry openings and spire. Weathered plinth, sill band, coped gables and cross finials. Nave has six bays and aisles and two bay chancel have weathered buttresses, angled at corners. Windows in each bay have geometrical tracery and hoodmoulds. Built of snecked stone. Stone does not resemble local Rough Rock. | 1846 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Carboniferous Sandstone , Millstone Grit , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 485, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28475 | No. 54 [NAME] | Planking Shed | Building | [NAME] ,Gee Cross,[NAME] | Gee Cross |  | SJ | 395615 | 393231 | Industrial | Rare example of a planking shed, a workshop used in the preparation of felt from wool. Single storey divided into two rooms. Four small vents in the rear southern wall to let out steam. Brick chimney on western gable. Front elevation has door and window either side. Windows have stone sills and lintels. Watershot stone with flag stone roof. | c1839 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, McNeil R and Nevell M, 2000, A guide to the Industrial Archaeology of Greater Manchester, Association for Industrial Archaeology |  |  | 486, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28476 | Cottages at Four Lane Ends |  | Building | Junction of Joel Lane and Werneth Low Road ,Gee Cross,[NAME] | Gee Cross |  | SJ | 395960 | 392809 |  | Cottages built in the vernacular style. More than one phase of development and many alterations. Includes former barn now house so site also had an agricultural connection. The cottage to far left is two storey but with a roofline noticably higher than the adjoining older cottages to the right which follow the same roofline with cottage on left and former barn to the right, more clearly seen on old photographs. Possibly example of laithe house. Site also used to include a smithy to far right of group. Shows original setts at rear in Rough Rock. Flagstone roof. Stone sills and lintels. There are traces of numerous old quarries on [NAME] Low but it is likely the stone for these cottages, and the other surrounding cottages was the quarry now known as [NAME], SJ 396031 392824 which is almost a stones throw away. | 18C | NO legal protection. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  | 94724, | Fieldwork, pers comm with present owners. | Possibly Rough Rock Flags |  | 487, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28477 | 284 Stockport Road |  | Building | Corner of Stockport Road and [NAME] ,Gee Cross,[NAME] | Gee Cross |  | SJ | 395317 | 393329 | Retail/commercial | Over the years this building has been used as a pub, called The Beeston Castle, later it was used as a grocery store, now it is a house. It is a three storey building. The shop front shown in photos of 1900 has gone and has been replaced by a 20th century door and window. Although now much rendered the front coursed face with many of the quoin stones can still be seen. Above the main  entrance remain the single window of the first and second floor, both with square cut stone surround of sill, lintel and jambs. The photo of 1900 shows 12 pane Regency style sash windows. The side elevation on [NAME] in around 1910-20 shows similar Regency style windows on all three floors and two doors.  The walls are reputedly two feet thick. | c1750 | NO legal protection. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, http://oldhyde.blogspot.com/search/label/Gee%20Cross  Accessed Feb 2011 |  |  | 488, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28478 | Hare and Hounds public house |  | Building | [NAME] ,Gee Cross,[NAME] | Gee Cross |  | SJ | 395817 | 392676 | Farm | Former farm now public house and restaurant on prominent location at the top of [NAME], close to the line of the Roman Road. Two storeys built of watershot coursed Rough Rock. Records show that the building was an inn in 1794. Flagstone paving around front elevation facing [NAME]. 20th century additions, especially to rear of building. Front elevation facing road shows ground floor with central doorway  wide replacement windows with broad lintels. First floor sash style windows with simple stone sills look more like the original dimensions shown in Victorian photographs. Looks to have lost a first floor and ground floor window on the side left of door. Left gable shows some of remaining old dark [NAME] with numerous red and white angular inclusions, similar to that seen around parts of nearby Romiley. | 18C | NO legal protection. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  | 94724, | Fieldwork | Possibly Rough Rock Flags |  | 489, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28479 | Drystone wall at Werneth Low alongside Werneth Low Road |  | Other | [NAME] ,Gee Cross,[NAME] | Gee Cross |  | SJ | 395851 | 392732 | Wall/archway/gateway | Drystone wall alongside [NAME] using locally quarried Rough Rock. The Enclosure Acts resulted in many drystone walls being built on [NAME] Low to enclose the Common land with a resulting increase of quarrying in the locality. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock |  |  | 94724, | Fieldwork |  |  | 490, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28481 | Courtyard dwellings |  | Building | Corner of Stamford Street and Granville Street ,Millbrook,STALYBRIDGE | Millbrook |  | SJ | 397984 | 399729 |  | Workers houses for the nearby stone built [NAME]. Two storey stone terraces built around a central communal courtyard, completely enclosed by the houses and entered through a passageway. Door to left of terrace and one rectangular window to right of this on ground floor with similar one above on first floor. Windows have  stone sills and lintels. Two stone  steps to front door. Door has simple square cut lintel and door jambs. The Staley New Mills complex also employed some of the workers who lived here. | 1842-74 | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 491, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28482 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]Millbrook,STALYBRIDGE | Millbrook |  | SJ | 397562 | 399702 | Dwelling house | Once impressive manor house to the Lord of the manor. Now in a ruinous state. Late 16th century timber framed structure has been clad in stone in the 17th and 18th centuries. Three storeys. Central hall from which project three large gables and two smaller gables either side of the central gable. Two storey porch. with stone arch above porch door. Stone quoins. [NAME] was flagged with stone flags which may have been sourced from the flagstone quarries in the Kinderscout Grit at Slate Pit Moor, which was also under the control of the lord of the manor who also controlled [NAME]. | 14C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 492, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28484 | Broadbottom |  | Village | ,[NAME],HYDE | Broadbottom |  | SJ | 398920 | 393849 |  | Broadbottom village alongside the river [NAME] expanded rapidly during the industrial development of the textile trade in the late 18th and 19th centuries. Before this it had mainly been isolated farmsteads with some also becoming involved in weaving as a cottage industry. However it was also along the packhorse route for the transport of goods and salt from Cheshire. [NAME] was built across the river [NAME] in 1683 to aid this trade. Industrial development gave rise to numerous stone built mills such as [NAME], now ruins, workers housing and associated facilities such as shops, schools and churches. Most of the village is stone built, largely using Rough Rock, Rough Rock Flags and [NAME]. The majority of the village uses the traditional vernacular architecture with the watershot coursing being common. Buildings such as the local churches and mill owners houses use a more polite architectural style. | 17C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Rough Rock , Rough Rock Flags , [NAME] | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 91120, | Fieldwork, Broadbottom Community Association History Project http://www.broadbottomvillage.com  accessed January 2011 |  |  |  | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28485 | Terraced Cottages alongside Market Street | Well Row and Stone Row | Building | Market Street ,Broadbottom,HYDE | Broadbottom |  | SJ | 399322 | 393794 |  | Long row of two storey terraced cottages alongside Market Street passing through village which is mirrored by another long row of terraces of similar style on opposite side of the road. These were some of the many workers houses associated with the textile mills in the village. One side known as Stone Row and the opposite side known as Well Row. Doors show moulded stone architrave and prominent keystone.  Simple square cut stone sills and lintels. | c1827 | NO legal protection. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Broadbottom Community Association History Project http://www.broadbottomvillage.com  accessed January 2011 |  |  | 494, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28486 | Railway goods shed | [NAME] | Building | [NAME] ,Broadbottom,HYDE | Broadbottom |  | SJ | 399151 | 393800 | Industrial | Former railway goods shed next to [NAME], now an equestrian centre. Large rectangular plan with two storeys. Ground floor gable, facing [NAME] station has large arched doorways where the trains entered the shed and two large archways in opposite gable through which the trains would pass after unloading and loading goods for transport by rail. | 1843 | NO legal protection. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM- TO COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 495, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28487 | Stone [NAME] | Hodge Lane Print Works | Other | [NAME] ,Broadbottom,HYDE | Broadbottom |  | SJ | 398851 | 393488 | Industrial | Stone baths used in the industrial processes of bleaching and dyeing cloth. Large slabs of stone around 6 feet, 2 metres deep. Stone slabs held together by metal fittings and arranged in rows on either side of a central tunnel. Part of the tunnel is covered in stone slabs. Part of the Hodge Print Works which was formerly a large complex with a mill ([NAME]), dye vats, bleaching area, three reservoirs, made to look like ornamental lakes besides the mill owners house. Some of the fabrics printed here are now in the Victoria and [NAME]. The Rough Rock Flags were quarried locally, close to viaduct area but if these weren’t the source they could have come from the flaggy exposures being quarried in the Pule Hill Grit or less likely the overlying Huddersfield White Rock at Britland Edge Hill, just past Tintwistle which are recorded as being 6 feet across. | 19C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Rough Rock Flags |  |  | 91120, | Fieldwork, [NAME], R and Nevell, M 2000, A guide to the Industrial Archaeology of Greater Manchester, Association for Industrial Archaeology |  |  | 496, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28488 | Besthill Bridge | Broadbottom Bridge | Other | Lower Market Street ,Broadbottom,HYDE | Broadbottom |  | SJ | 399659 | 393751 | Structure | Bridge crossing the river [NAME] in a single span with a pointed arch. Part of the packhorse route to carry goods and also salt from Cheshire. Etching in Aiken’s book of 1795 shows the bridge to be humpbacked but alterations since then mean that the road over the bridge is now flat. Bridge built of irregular squared rubble with dressed stone parapet. Parapet walls show chamfered coping stones. | 1683 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Broadbottom Community Association History Project http://www.broadbottomvillage.com  accessed January 2011, Fieldwork |  |  | 497, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28489 | [NAME] and All Angels Church |  | Building | [NAME] ,Mottram in Longdendale,HYDE | Mottram in Longdendale |  | SJ | 399431 | 395293 | Place of Worship | Fifteenth century church but thought to have been earlier church on site. Referred to as ‘The Cathedral of East Cheshire’. Standing in prominent position on [NAME], Mottram which some historians think derives from an old word for quarry.  Present church has tower dated 1486 but most of church repaired in 19th century. Built in Perpendicular style mostly with hammer dressed stone but some ashlar. Weathered plinth. Six bay aisle and chapel, weathered plinth and castellated parapet. Each bay has a weathered buttress.  Tower has four stages with angled buttresses, castellated parapet, stone bands and clock face. Stone said to be quarried from ‘Tinsel-Narr’, most likely [NAME] within the Kinderscout Grit. | 15C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, [NAME], H 1892 Stockport Ancient and Modern, Vol. 2, [NAME], Marston and Company, London |  |  | 498, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28490 | Post Office Farm | 2 Back Lane | Building | 2 Back Lane ,Mottram in Longdendale,HYDE | Mottram in Longdendale |  | SJ | 399303 | 395581 | Farm | Farmhouse built by yeoman [NAME] family. Two storey symmetrical front elevation with two storey projecting gable porch at the centre of the building. The porch  has  prominent alternating long and short quoins which contrast with the much thinner coursed layers of stone. Door on ground floor of porch has stone jambs and large lintel which includes the initials of [NAME] and [NAME] and the date 1694. Above the line of the door is a curious stone surrounded opening and higher above this near the apex of the gable is a square stone with rounded edges and a circular hole in the middle. Below this are what look like a line of ventilation holes. Above this the gable is decorated with kneelers and ball finials. On either side of the porch are one set of windows for the ground and first floor with simple stone surrounds, some of which still have their stone mullions. Quoins on both ends of building. Stone flag roof. Stone garden wall with gate piers. | 1694 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Pule Hill Grit , [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, [NAME], T and Nevell, M 1996 Buildings of Tameside, A history and archaeology of Tameside, Tameside MBC with University of Manchester Archaeological Unit. |  |  | 499, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28491 | Thorncliff Hall |  | Building | ,Hollingworth,HYDE | Hollingworth |  | SK | 400164 | 396649 | Dwelling house | Manor house using stone to produce a grand, polite facade, quite different from the mainly vernacular buildings of the Longdendale valley. Built in Jacobean style. Datestone of 1702 over doorway but there were more phases of rebuilding in the first half of the 19th century. Projecting plinth and quoins. | 1702 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Pule Hill Grit , Coal Measures sandstones , [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Pers comm with owner |  |  | 500, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28492 | Peak Forest Canal Bridge Number 30 |  | Other | Portland Basin  ,ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE | Ashton-under-Lyne |  | SJ | 393488 | 398418 | Structure | Graceful  towing path bridge crossing the Peak Forest Canal at its junction with the Ashton Canal in a single span. Built with hammer dressed stone. Above the continuos stone band are the parapet walls made of large slabs of stone. The shallow gradient of the bridge helps to give it an elegant graceful appearance. | 1835 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Coal Measures sandstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 501, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28493 | [NAME] |  | Building | Clegg Hall Road  ,MILNROW | Milnrow |  | SD | 392242 | 414490 | Dwelling house | Manor house built for [NAME], using dressed stone and hammer dressed stone. The building has two storeys plus the attic. The building is approximately square in plan with each elevation showing three gables. Front elevation is close to symmetrical, set on a projecting plinth. The stone of the plinth differs from that of the majority of the building. The plinth is built of thin layers of stone, perhaps of a flaggy nature whereas the bulk of the building is made of large blocks of striking white gritstone, often with white quartz pebbles. Some pink feldspar clasts were also observed. The blocks of stone are made all the more interesting due to the current bedding patterns displayed in many of them. The stone has recently been sandblasted but already orange iron staining has started to colour many of the stone blocks. The centre of the front elevation has an impressive two storey porch that is accessed by a flight of steps. The door has a moulded surround and capitals and is flanked by paired columns with cushion capitals. The upper floor above the entablature shows a 5 light mullion and transom window which is flanked by single columns on pedestals with capitals and a frieze. The other windows of the upper floors mostly have four light double chamfered mullion and transom windows. The basement windows are 2 and 3 light mullion windows. All the windows have hoodmolds. House set in prominent position close to the Rochdale Canal. Clegg Hall forms part of a settlement including weavers cottages and a mill nearby. | c.1610 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit (White) , Coal Measures sandstones , [NAME] , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Pers comm. with Rochdale Buildings Conservation staff. |  |  | 503, Photo courtesy of the Buildings Conservation Team, Rochdale Council | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28494 | Clegg Hall Cottages |  | Building | Clegg Hall Road  ,MILNROW | Milnrow |  | SD | 392210 | 414487 |  | Row of four three storey weavers cottages besides Clegg Hall built in the vernacular style. Originally there were eight cottages with the two rows of four arranged back to back. Watershot. [NAME]. Lines of 4 or 6 light stone mullion windows point to the use of the cottages in the textile trade. Doors have simple square cut stone surrounds. Stone is much blackened from years of pollution but left gable shows some yellow colouration in small exposed patches where spalling has occured. Flagstone roof. | 18C | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Pers. comm. with owner of Branch Road Farm |  |  | 504, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28495 | Branch Road Farm |  | Building | Branch Road ,Smithy Bridge,MILNROW | [NAME] |  | SD | 392704 | 414373 | Farm | Two storey farm with farm house and barn all under the same roofline as in a laithe house. Large arched cart entrance to left side of front elevation, living space to the right. To the right of the main farm building is a small approximately square shaped single storey building with quoins. Originally it had a flagstone roof but these were stolen and so it now has a slate roof. This looks much older than the main farm building which was confirmed by the owner. Possibly 17th or 18th century. Drystone wall just to left of main entrance contains a piece of white gritstone, similar in colour and texture to that used at nearby Clegg Hall. The rest of the wall is much weathered with fresh colour not visible. | 1853 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones , Millstone Grit , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Pers. comm. with current owner. |  |  | 505, CJ, 506, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28496 | Little Clegg Farm |  | Building | Little Clegg Road ,Smithy Bridge,MILNROW | [NAME] |  | SD | 392620 | 414937 | Farm | Originally thought to have been a farm. Now a dwelling house. Approximately an L shaped plan and two storeys. Evidence of many alterations and additions over the years.  The gable with no windows shows evidence that a former single storey building once adjoined onto the gable end. This was confirmed by the owner whose family has lived in the area for many years. Large cart entrance still evident. Ground floor window alongside Little Clegg Road had stone mullion windows which were later altered. Originally had flagstone floor internally. Rock is very different from that at Clegg Hall and more closely resembles a Coal Measure sandstone such as Milnrow Sandstone. | 18C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Milnrow Sandstone , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork, Pers. comm. with current owners. |  |  | 507, CJ, 508, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28497 | Nos. 74-81 Little Clegg Road |  | Building | 74-81 Little Clegg Road ,Smithy Bridge,MILNROW | [NAME] |  | SD | 392508 | 414886 |  | Row of two storey terraced houses. Mainly stone built but some later brick and slate additions to right hand gable. Half the right gable is clad with slate. [NAME] also used to rear of property on this gable end. The main bulk of the stone used is medium grained but the plinth and the window lintels are made of [NAME] coloured gritstone with rounded white quartz pebbles more typical of Millstone Grit. Stone steps to front door. Alongside the terrace runs a flagstone pavement with thick kerbstones. | 19C |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Coal Measures sandstones , Millstone Grit , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 509, CJ, 510, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28498 | No. 81 Smithy Bridge Road |  | Building | 81 Smithy Bridge Road ,Smithy Bridge,MILNROW | [NAME] |  | SD | 392922 | 415119 | Dwelling house | Small two storey cottage, flanked either side by taller buildings alongside the main Smithy Bridge Road. The house is set down below present road level. The house to the right has a datestone of 1788. This small cottage is mainly built with handmade bricks but it uses what looks like the same white gritstone with quartz pebbles used at Clegg Hall, entry number 28493, on the square cut lintels of the door and windows. Some iron staining. Flagstone roof has a mottled brown and grey appearance. There is also flagstone paving at the front of the house. | 1788 |  | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Stone Flags |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  | The fact that the white gritstone used at the prestigious Clegg Hall is also used here in this relatively low status cottage suggests that the distinctive white gritstone was probably locally sourced. This cottage and Clegg Hall also predate the canal so this also makes a local source of stone more likely. The rock has the coarse texture of Millstone Grit however the geological memoir refers to a number of the Lower Coal Measure Sandstones being very coarse around this area of Rochdale. | 511, CJ, 512 CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28499 | Flagstone partition between No. 83 and 85 and 87 Smithy Bridge Road |  | Other | 83-85 Smithy Bridge Road ,Smithy Bridge,MILNROW | [NAME] |  | SD | 392927 | 415110 | Wall/archway/gateway | Upright flagstone used as partition between Nos. 83 and 85 and also between 85 and 87 Smithy Bridge Road. Both have a wavy outline and are weathered brown. One flagstone has been damaged revealing the fresh surface to be an ash grey colour and mica rich. No. 83 has datestone of 1788 so flagstones may date from then or later | 1788 |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Coal Measures Flagstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 513, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
28500 | Flagstone fence |  | Other | [NAME] ,Smithy Bridge,MILNROW | [NAME] |  | SD | 392794 | 415110 | Wall/archway/gateway | Long line of upright flagstones used as fence. Flags are weathered brown with wavy surface. Flags are fixed together with metal fixings. The use of flagstones in this way is common in the borough of Rochdale. | 19C |  | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Coal Measures Flagstones |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | 514, CJ | 30-JUN-11 Chantal Johnson | Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council | Great Manchester | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
29136 | Obelisk |  | Other | ,High [NAME],Warrington | Appleton | Appleton | SJ | 361404 | 384251 | Structure | Obelisk, 1874, of sandstone with a stepped base and sculptured lions at the four corners. On east side of base is a panel with a beast's head in relief. The obelisk, is of moderate size and stands on the site of a beacon. | 1874 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 91034,91035,9896, | IOE No. 58941, BLB |  |  | IOE # 58941 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Warrington Borough Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area
29137 | Church of St Cross |  | Building | ,Green Lane,Warrington | Appleton | Appleton | SJ | 363778 | 383854 | Place of Worship | Church 1886 by [NAME] at the expense of Piers Egerton Warburton (of Arley). Red sandstone; red tile roof; oak-framed north porch on sandstone plinth. Cruciform with 2-stage tower over crossing. Low hip-roofed transepts; 3-window aisleless nave; one-window chancel; baptistry as a canted bay window projecting from the west end. Rose window above baptistry; Geometrical east window; straight-headed reticulated north and south windows to nave and chancel. | 1886 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 91034,91035,9896, | IOE No. 58955, BLB |  |  | IOE # 58955 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Warrington Borough Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:36:08 | [NAME] Atlas Area