| HER Number (PRN): | 08416 |
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| Name: | Site of Quarry and limeworks buildings at Llanymynech |
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| Type of Record: | Monument |
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| Protected Status: | Conservation Area: Llanymynech Village and Heritage Area |
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| Scheduled Monument 1021412: Lime kilns, associated tramways, structures and other buildings at Llanymynech |
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Monument Type(s):
- BUILDING (19th century - 1800 AD to 1899 AD)
Summary
This site represents: a building of 19th century date. The site is protected by Scheduling.
| Parish: | Llanymynech and Pant, Oswestry, Shropshire |
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| Map Sheet: | SJ22SE |
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| Grid Reference: | SJ 2676 2180 |
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Related records
| 08428 | Parent of: Site of building associated with limekilns, Llanymynech (Monument) |
| 08430 | Parent of: Site of Llanymynech limekilns hoist (Monument) |
| 08429 | Parent of: Site of stone crusher at Llanymynech limeworks (Monument) |
| 08423 | Parent of: Site office and stables, Llanymynech limeworks (Building) |
| 08425 | Parent of: Weighbridge and counting house at base of eastern incline, Llanymynech quarries (Monument) |
| 06644 | Part of: Llanymynech limestone quarries and limeworkings (Monument) |
Associated Finds: None recorded
Associated Events
- ESA5650 - 2004 assessment in connection with the Llanymynech Heritage Area Development Project by CPAT
Description
This record covers general observations and a number of general purpose buildings or buildings of which the function has not been identified. See individual PRNs for other buildings <1>
A small building is depicted on the OS 2nd edition map surveyed in 1900 at c SJ 26812 21885. There is now no visible trace. Its site lies to the south of, and below, an embankment which carried the main quarry tramway. Another small building is depicted at c SJ 26701 21704 on the OS 1st edition map 1874. Rough, low walling survives. Two further buildings are depicted in the vicinity of the north-eastern group of limekilns (at c SJ 2687 2187 and c SJ 2687 2188) and are possibly associated with them. ->
-> At c SJ 2678 2128 a structure is depicted on the OS 2nd edition map, revised in 1900, although no trace of a structure is now apparent in this location. Buried remains may, however, survive. The recorded location is to the south of the surviving remains of another structure, at c SJ 2678 2126. This is represented by a stone and concrete foundation measuring c. 13.5 by 11.8m and comprises raised plinths 0.6m wide set on a platform (vegetation clearance and preservation of this structure in situ is recommended). At c SJ 2675 2115 a building is depicted on the OS 1st edition map, and buried remains of this may survive <2>
<01> Gathercole E Clare, 1999/ 2002, Comments by SMR compiler in SMR database, 24/08/2004 (SMR comment). SSA20725.
<02> Jones N W, 2004, Llanymynech Heritage Area: archaeological survey, p30-31,40-42; Fig 8,9 (Archaeological fieldwork report). SSA21394.
<02A> Clwyd Powys Archaeological Trust, 2004, Photographs from Llanymynech Heritage Area Assessment, 1603/079-080,114-116 (Photograph). SSA22026.
Sources
| [01] | SSA20725 - SMR comment: Gathercole E Clare. 1999/ 2002. Comments by SMR compiler in SMR database. 24/08/2004. |
| [02] | SSA21394 - Archaeological fieldwork report: Jones N W. 2004. Llanymynech Heritage Area: archaeological survey. CPAT Rep. 618. p30-31,40-42; Fig 8,9. |
| [02A] | SSA22026 - Photograph: Clwyd Powys Archaeological Trust. 2004. Photographs from Llanymynech Heritage Area Assessment. Llanymynech Heritage Area Assessement. 1603/079-080,114-116. |
| Date Last Edited: | Jun 21 2018 2:48PM |
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