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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Mansergh


Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Mansergh Civil Parish, Cumbria, from the National Heritage List for England[1]. Use the Search (below) if looking for a specific building / monument.

Structure List No. Grade Built~ Note
Barn Approximately 30 Metres to South of Fleshbeck 1138291 II C18th Fleshbeck
Barn at SD 594 832 1146352 II C18th Bannister Barn, Old Town
Church of St Peter 1086857 II 1880 By Paley and Austin
Fleshbeck 1311906 II 1717 Fleshbeck
Kennel Range to North of Rigmaden Hall 1335953 II C19th Rigmaden Park
Mansergh War Memorial 1457159 II c.1920 Mansergh
Milestone at Corner of Old Scotch Road 1086856 II C19th B6254, Old Town
Outbuilding Approximately 20 Metres to South-East of Fleshbeck 1335931 II 1746 Fleshbeck
Outbuilding to North of Rigmaden Hall 1086855 II C19th Rigmaden Park
Railings Running for 47 Metres Gates and Piers to West of Rigmaden Park 1335952 II 1825 Rigmaden Park
Rigmaden Bridge 1086894 II 1880s West of Rigmaden
Rigmaden Hall 1086853 II 1825 aka Rigmaden Park
Rigmaden School and School House 1335955 II 1839 Now Mansergh Community Hall
Stable Range to North of Rigmaden Hall 1086854 II C19th Rigmaden Park
The Durham Ox 1335954 II C18th House, Old Town

Primary source: the National Heritage List for England - NHLE is the register of nationally protected historic buildings and sites in England, including listed buildings, scheduled monuments, protected wrecks, registered parks and gardens, and battlefields. The list is maintained by Historic England. Check NHLE for updates and new entries. Secondary sources: British Listed Buildings.

Mansergh Civil Parish Rigmaden Park Milestone by the B6254, Old Town, Mansergh Gates Piers and Railings, Rigmaden Park Mansergh War Memorial Bannister Barn, Old Town Mansergh Community Hall Mansergh, Cumbria Church of St Peter, Mansergh Rigmaden Bridge
Church of St Peter, Mansergh
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Church of St Peter, Mansergh
- Overview Map Street View Inside St Peter's Church, on Chapel Lane in Mansergh, was built in 1880 by the renowned architects Paley and Austin. It replaced an earlier church of 1726, …
Mansergh Community Hall
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Mansergh Community Hall
- Overview Map Street View Mansergh Community Hall serves the community of Mansergh Civil Parish and beyond. It is run as a registerd charity, hosting community events, and the rooms are …
Rigmaden Bridge
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Rigmaden Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Rigmaden Bridge is a single lane road brdge over the River Lune, located to the west of Rigmaden in Cumbria. It straddles the civil parishes of …
Rigmaden Park
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Rigmaden Park
- Overview Map Street View Rigmaden Park (aka Rigmaden Hall) is a large country house, located about 3½ miles north of Kirkby Lonsdale. The house is built on the site of …
Milestone by the B6254, Old Town, Mansergh
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Milestone by the B6254, Old Town, Mansergh
- Overview Map Street View There is an old milestone by the B6254, at the junction with Old Scotch Lane, in Old Town, Mansergh. The milestone is though to date from …
Gates Piers and Railings, Rigmaden Park
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Gates Piers and Railings, Rigmaden Park
- Overview Map Street View The gate piers and railings of the west entrance to Rigmaden Park date from 1825. They are by Francis Webster, built at the same time as …
Mansergh War Memorial
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Mansergh War Memorial
- Overview Map Mansergh War Memorial is located in the churchyard of St Peter's Church, Mansergh High Lane, in Mansergh. The memorial erected in c.1920 and commemorates five local servicemen who …
Bannister Barn, Old Town
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Bannister Barn, Old Town
- Overview Map Street View Bannister Barn, is located near Mireside Farm, in Old Town, Mansergh. The large stone rubble barn is thought to date from the 18th century. It is …

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