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God's Bridge Quarry & Kiln (3), Stainmore Forest, Bowes Moor, Teesdale (Bowes Moor)

God's Bridge Quarry Limekiln from the north-east.  1995
God's Bridge Quarry Limekiln from the north-east. 1995
This quarry and limekiln stand on the south bank of the River Greta. Limestone from the quarry was burnt in this limekiln to make lime. This was used to improve soil quality and as an ingredient of cement.
D2997
Georgian (1714 to 1830)
Desk Based Assessment of the industrial archaeology of the North Pennines, 1993-1994; Newcastle City Archaeology Unit


Source of Reference
Local History of Bowes Moor

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