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What is recorded here

Cut stone pillar on square-plan, erected c.1820, having a fluted headed. Abutting a rendered boundary wall to the north. Cut stone wheel guard adjacent to the west. Sited adjacent to a carriage arch to the west end of a terrace of houses of early-nineteenth century appearance. Located to the west end of Moate

A curious architectural fragment, of early nineteenth-century appearance, which adds interest to the streetscape to the west end of Moate. Well-carved, this cut stone feature displays fine craftsmanship. This unusual feature may have originally formed part of an elaborate entrance and has a positive impact on its surroundings and setting.

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