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Liniel Law monumental gateway (Rothley with Hollinghill)

Two square piers remain of a large ornamental gateway on the summit of Liniel Law stands on the boundary wall of the Wallington Estate. It is in ruins but any gate was probably freestanding as there are signs of any gate fittings. It was not a defensive gateway and was probably built by Sir Walter Blackett who purchased the eastern half of Greenleighton farm in about 1758.
N10803
Post Medieval (1540 to 1901)
Georgian (1714 to 1830)
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH INTERPRETATION, The Archaeology of the Wallington Estate: an air photographic survey 2002; T Gates


Source of Reference
Local History of Rothley with Hollinghill
Local History of Rothley with Hollinghill

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