Description

TG 10 SE KETTERINGHAM
5/88 Left Gateway turret
to stable yard at
Ketteringham Hall
incorporating a Greek
marble, with attached
range.

GV II*

Gateway turret and range, 1899, for Sir Francis Boileau, red brick, plain
tiles. Octagonal 2-storeyed gate turret with projecting embattled parapet
having double sawtooth brick cornice; recessed single segmental headed
lights. Turret face to north-west with Greek stela relief marble, late
C2 BC, 38 x 60cm high from Asia Minor showing 2 women and two children.
Inscription above and 2 wreaths. Forward attached single storeyed range
with loft, crowstepped gables; 2 segmental headed carriage doorways, crow-
stepped dormer above with below a stone 60 x 50cm high, showing 3 C17 kings
S
inscribed 16 T A 68; inscription stone recording a Walnut tree felled
1899, planted 1666 to commemorate The Restoration. Range extended to left
with openings in similar style to rest. Turret and range balance right
turret and range, q.v. 5/89. R. Senff "Drei Hellenistische Grabrelief in
Ketteringham Hall", Boreas, 8, 1985, 81-92.

Listing NGR: TG1645202544

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17533110

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