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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Stainton Civil Parish, Cumbria


Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Stainton 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
Milestone Approximately 150 Yards North-West of Storth End Farmhouse Near Half Penny Turn off 1137419 II 1826 Halfpenny
Pack Horse Bridge over Stainton Beck 1086531 II C17th Stainton
Sellet Hall 1137413 II C16th Farmhouse
Stainton Aqueduct Carrying Kendal/ Lancaster Canal over Stainton Beck and Public Footpath NGR52268542 1086532 II 1818 Stainton
Stainton Bridge End, Bridge over Lancaster to Kendal Canal, NGR52428526 1086533 II c.1818  Canal bridge
Stainton Bridge over Stainton Beck Immediately South West of Stainton Bridge End Farm NGR52288523 1086534 II C17th Road Bridge
Stainton Crossing Bridge over Kendal/Lancaster Canal NGR52058543 1137441 II c.1818   
Tethering Post on Towpath to Kendal Lancaster Canal Approximately 100 Yards East of Stainton Aqueduc 1312328 II C19th  
United Reformed Church 1137429 II c.1698 Now The Stainton Institute
Packhorse bridge at the Post Office 1007138 n/a C17th Scheduled Monument
Castlesteads small multivallate hillfort on The Helm 1008263 n/a Iron Age Scheduled Monument. Partly in this parish.
Boundary Post Approximately 200 Yards North of Punch Bowl Public House 1086581 II 1825 Barrows Green. Old parish boundry.

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.

Stainton Civil Parish Bridge at Stainton Stainton End Old Boundary Post, Barrows Green Old Milepost, A65, Halfpenny Stainton Aqueduct Pack Horse Bridge, Stainton The Stainton Institute
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Old Milepost, A65, Halfpenny
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Old Milepost, A65, Halfpenny
- Overview Map Street View This old milepost is located by the side of the A65 road near the turn off for Halfpenny. The cast iron milpost is dated 1826 and …
Stainton Aqueduct
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Stainton Aqueduct
- Overview Map Stainton Aqueduct was built in c.1818 by John Fletcher (engineer) to carry the Kendal - Lancaster Canal over Stainton Beck and footpath. The Aqueduct, located to the south of …
Pack Horse Bridge, Stainton
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Pack Horse Bridge, Stainton
- Overview Map Street View The pack horse bridge over Stainton Beck in Stainton village is thought to date from the 17th century. It is a single segmented arch bridge made …
The Stainton Institute
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The Stainton Institute
- Overview Map Street View The Stainton Institute, on Stainton Lane in Stainton village, is a former chapel which is now used as a community building. It was originally built in …
Bridge at Stainton Stainton End
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Bridge at Stainton Stainton End
- Overview Map Street View Road Bridge over Stainton Beck at Stainton Bridge End, to the south of Stainton village. The bridge is probably 17th or early 18th century. It is …
Old Boundary Post, Barrows Green
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Old Boundary Post, Barrows Green
- Overview Map Street View This old boundary post is located by the A65 road on a garden wall of a house located about 200 yrds north of the Punch Bowl …

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