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forge/smithy — KNOCKRATH LITTLE

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Detached two-bay single-storey estate-built gable-fronted forge, dated 1879. The forge has a later breeze block-built extension to the rear. The walls are constructed in coursed rubble with granite quoins, dentilled brick eaves course and brick dressings to many of the openings. The pitched roof is covered in replacement corrugate metal sheeting and has granite parapets with corbels. To the front is a large horseshoe-shaped entrance with timber tongue and groove double door. Above the doorway is a small trefoil opening with a small date stone above this. The flat-headed windows have been boarded up. The forge has a road frontage.

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