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Latitude: 53.5671 / 53°34'1"N
Longitude: -2.8633 / 2°51'47"W
OS Eastings: 342920
OS Northings: 408182
OS Grid: SD429081
Mapcode National: GBR 8WF6.W0
Mapcode Global: WH86H.ZLPQ
Plus Code: 9C5VH48P+VM
Entry Name: Shippon Barn Range Approximately 200 Metres North East of Cross Hall Farmhouse (Not Included)
Listing Date: 1 March 1993
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1197059
English Heritage Legacy ID: 386385
ID on this website: 101197059
Location: West Lancashire, L40
County: Lancashire
District: West Lancashire
Electoral Ward/Division: Derby
Parish: Non Civil Parish
Traditional County: Lancashire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Lancashire
Church of England Parish: Westhead St James
Church of England Diocese: Liverpool
Tagged with: Cowshed
ORMSKIRK
SD40NW CROSSHALL BROW
663-1/4/148 (North side (off))
Shippon-barn range approx. 200m NE
of Cross Hall Farmhouse (not
included)
II
Shippon and barn range. Dated (168?) (4th digit illegible) on
lintel of shippon doorway, extended in later C18; altered, and
with C20 additions to west side and south end (the latter
mostly demolished).
Coursed squared sandstone with quoins, with addition of
handmade red brick; stone slate roof.
Rectangular 4-bay plan on north-south axis, containing lateral
shippons in the centre and at the north end and a waggon bay
at the south end; with C18 extension to the north end.
Two storeys, facing east, with blocked slit-breathers to the
upper floor; a segmental-arched waggon doorway to the 1st bay,
with chamfered surround; a Tudor-arched shippon doorway in the
centre, flanked by 3-light windows with chamfered flush
mullions (that to the left partly blocked); and a similar
shippon doorway and window to the 4th bay. Both these doorways
have deep monolithic lintels with chamfered soffits (not
matched by the jambs) and that in the centre has raised
lettering and the date 168?.
The north gable of the original range (now covered by the C18
extension and by C20 additions) appears to have at least one
similar mullioned window. The C18 extension has (inter alia) a
large rainwater head decorated with the Eagle-and-Child motif
of the Stanley family.
INTERIOR: the stone range has massive stop-chamfered beams
supporting the upper floor; a double shippon in the centre,
with wooden boskins on both sides; and a single shippon at the
north end, with similar boskins.
Listing NGR: SD4292008182
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