Description

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5230 BURSLEDON SCHOOL ROAD

Boundary wall to
Greyladyes
SU 40 NE 8/72

II

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Late 18th century, extended 1906. High brick wall alongside roadway, curving at the
junction of School Road, with High Street, and continuing alongside High Street.
Red brickwork, Flemish bond but central (more recent) section in English bond. At
the north end a plain arched doorway (to No 6 Greyladyes). Then an entrance doorway
to the Roman Catholic Chapel; this has rusticated frame with a triangular top (in
cement) having a small niche. Above a raised section of the wall the south end of
the Roman Catholic Chapel meets the wall at an angle, in the form of a Gothic stone
bell turret having a triangular top, a pointed arch resting on stepped buttresses
each with a niche containing a carved figure, and an exposed bell. Further east a
small arched opening contains a circular wrought iron grill. The northern section
(abutting High Street) has blue headers, a rubble stone base, and 2 buttresses.

Listing NGR: SU4821309751

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26405829

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