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Lime Kilns, Hobberlaw


There are a pair of lime kilns located to the north-west of Hobberlaw and south-west of High Hobberlaw. They probably date from the 19th century, with the eastern kiln built first. The kilns are lined with firebrick, with six draw arches around the kiln, each with one eye. There are also remains of a track which would have been used to transport the raw materials to the kilns. The pair of kilns are Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Hobberlaw Lime Kilns High Hobberlaw Historic Buildings and Monuments in Denwick Civil Parish
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PAIR OF LIMEKILNS 350 METRES NORTH WEST OF HOBBERLAW - Denwick - List Entry
- Pair of limekilns, probably early C19. Roughly-squared stone with cut dressings; western kiln has brick drawing arches and header brick lining to pot. Each kiln of irregular polygonal plan. Earlier …
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High Hobberlaw lime kiln (Denwick)
- A pair of probably 19th century lime kilns. The two kilns stand side by side but the easternmost kiln is earlier in date. Both kilns are lined with firebrick with …
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List number: 1051083
List grade: 2
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NU1704011551

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