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Limekiln, Harlaw Hill


18th century limekiln located at Harlaw Hill, just west of Longhoughton in Nothumberland. The kiln is Grade II listed.

Longhoughton Lime Kilns Grade II Listed Historic Buildings and Monuments in Longhoughton Civil Parish
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OLD LIMEKILN AT HARLAW HILL WASTE DISPOSAL SITE - List Entry
- "Limekiln, probably late C18. Squared sandstone on whinstone rubble core. Semi-octagonal plan, facing north. Centre opening has depressed arch, side openings round arches; drawing arches corbelled down to low segmental-arched …
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List number: 1153931
List grade: 2
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NU2182615800

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