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Creamery House — High Street

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Creamery House — High Street
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Double gateway, c.1850, comprising pair of limestone ashlar piers to north and to south with moulded detail, fluted concave medallions, rounded capping, segmental-headed flanking pedestrian gateway with limestone ashlar piers, decorative cast-iron gates, cut-stone coping to parapets, and sections of decorative cast-iron railings (connecting gateways) on unpainted rendered plinth surmounting limestone ashlar base. Remodelled and reoriented, c.1975, with some sections of cast-iron work removed. Road fronted forming boundary to forecourt.

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