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Gin Gang, Seven Mile House Farm


The round building at the side of Seven Mile House Farm is an early 19th century gin-gang (horse-engine house). It is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. Seven Mile House Farm is located just off the Old Great North Road, north of Newcastle and just over a mile and a half north-east of Dinnington.

Dinnington Civil Parish Gin-Gang Historic Buildings and Monuments in Dinnington Civil Parish
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GINGANG ON WEST SIDE OF FARMBUILDINGS AT SEVEN MILE FARM - List Entry
- "Gingang on west side of farmbuildings at Seven Mile Farm II Gingang, early C19. Tooled squared stone; Scottish slate roof. 8 piers with later boarded infill between; larger stepped piers …
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List number: 1237367
List grade: 2
Borough: Newcastle
Grid ref: NZ2296775124

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