Newtonkiln House lime kiln (Bywell)
Newtonkiln House lime kiln.
Lime kiln in fair condition, the top has broken and the mound is grassed over. Brick-lined kiln pot with an iron band around the top; pot filled with rubble. Three draw arches. Rough dressed stone. (1)
Rubble with roughly-cut quoins, with brick and cast iron. Segmental curved front with three tall draw arches, truncated gabled heads. Paired iron-framed eyes in brick. Apsidal-ended pot, brick-lined. (2)
A post medieval lime kiln is visible as a structure on air photographs at NZ 0323 6531. It is extant on the latest 1958 RAF vertical photography. (3)
Rubble with roughly-cut quoins, with brick and cast iron. Segmental curved front with three tall draw arches, truncated gabled heads. Paired iron-framed eyes in brick. Apsidal-ended pot, brick-lined. (2)
A post medieval lime kiln is visible as a structure on air photographs at NZ 0323 6531. It is extant on the latest 1958 RAF vertical photography. (3)
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AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH INTERPRETATION, English Heritage: Hadrian's Wall WHS Mapping Project, NMP 2008; English Heritage
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