What is recorded here
Entrance gateway to railway goods shed, built c.1855. Ashlar limestone piers on square plan, upper part, including caps having octagonal plan. Caps are domed and mimic roofs, with moulded 'eaves'. Replacement decorative cast-metal double-leaf gates. Flanking boundary walls are of rubble limestone.
Fine craftsmanship is displayed in the masonry piers of this gateway which makes a fine complement to the former railway good shed at the end of the avenue.
This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.
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