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Latitude: 53.7717 / 53°46'18"N
Longitude: -1.3501 / 1°21'0"W
OS Eastings: 442929
OS Northings: 430790
OS Grid: SE429307
Mapcode National: GBR MS0T.HP
Mapcode Global: WHDBT.7GBD
Plus Code: 9C5WQJCX+MW
Entry Name: Number 1 Winder at Ledston Luck Colliery, with garden wall and gate
Listing Date: 15 September 1987
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1264026
English Heritage Legacy ID: 428815
ID on this website: 101264026
Location: Ledston Luck, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS25
County: Leeds
Civil Parish: Ledston
Traditional County: Yorkshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): West Yorkshire
Church of England Parish: Ledsham All Saints
Church of England Diocese: York
Tagged with: Building
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SE 43 SW
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LEDSTON
Kippax
RIDGE ROAD (east side)
No. 1 Winder at Ledston Luck Colliery, with garden wall and gate
(Formerly listed under BARNSDALE ROAD WF10)
GV
II
Winding house, the western of a pair. Dated 1911 on the parapet. Red brick with sandstone dressings, roof concealed by a parapet. Square plan. Single vessel with appearance of two storeys, in Free Classical style. Symmetrical.
Sandstone ashlar plinth; slightly-recessed centre between corner pylons; in the centre a wide semicircular archway with banded convex moulding framing a segmental-headed doorway with double doors, above this a six-light mullioned window divided into three pairs by triangular king mullions rising from corbels below the sill and terminating in block corbels to a moulded cornice, a high parapet above this displaying in the centre a shouldered panel inscribed 'A D 1911'. The corner pylons each have a recessed centre with a three-stage, six-light window with an apron below and in the parapet above a raised panel with swags at the head, the parapet stepped up behind this. The left (north) side has openings for the drive cables to the winding gear; the south side has inter alia a three stage, fifteen-light window, and the rear a six-light window. In front, to the road, a rectangular garden is enclosed by a brick wall with stone coping, with two steps down, linked to a similar front wall stepped up to frame a gate with wrought-iron gates in Art Nouveau style.
Listing NGR: SE4292930790
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