Description

SJ 73 NE MAER C.P. MAER

9/103 Park bridge, steps and
revetment walls about
l00m north of Maer Hall

GV II

Park bridge and steps, carrying footpath over road,and revetment walls.
Mid-C19. Rough-faced coursed sandstone rubble. Single segmental span
with open parapet, sprung from heavily battered revetment walls of chiselled
rafted ashlar blocks; the west abutment extends about 50m to north and
25m to south and is between 1.2m and 4m high, rounded return to south;
the east abutment extends north about 50m and south approximately 230m,
again between 1.2m and 4m high; steep approach to churchyard up steps
opposite subsidiary entrance to Maer Hall (q.v.). On the west side of
the bridge, a 5-flight set of steps with low coped sides and piers with
octagonal urn finials leads down to the grounds of Maer Hall (q.v.).

Listing NGR: SJ7919438420

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26278803

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