What is recorded here
Section of rubble stone boundary wall, c.1760.
This section of boundary wall, possibly originally the external wall of an outbuilding in the grounds and constructed using rubble stone, is a picturesque feature in the grounds of Beech Grove (House). The construction is representative of the traditional method of economic building in the mid eighteenth century.
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