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The Arches


"The Arches" were originally built in 1735 as the courtyard gateway to Wallington Hall. However, later they proved too narrow for coaches and were moved and re-erected as an eyecatcher in 1751.[1] The Arches are a Grade II* listed building.

Wallington Grade II* Listed 1735 Historic Buildings and Monuments in Wallington Demesne Civil Parish
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THE ARCHES - Wallington - List Entry
- "Courtyard gateway from Wallington Hall, 1735, re-erected as eyecatcher 1751. Squared stone with ashlar dressings. 3 bays. slightly-projecting pedimented centre bay has semicircular arch; flanking bays..."
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The Arches (Wallington Demesne)
- "This courtyard gateway originally leading to Wallington Hall was built about 1735. It was moved and re-erected as an eyecatcher in 1751- it was moved because the arches were too …
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List number: 1370638
List grade: 2*
Keys to the Past HER: N10530
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NZ0322684922

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