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Boundary Stone on West Side of Road Approximately 20 Metres South of Lane to Catholes

A Grade II Listed Building in Dent, Cumbria

Boundary stone

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Boundary stone marking boundary between parishes of Sedbergh
and Dent. Probably C18. Sandstone. Flat-faced segmental-headed
slab approx. 1 metre high, with worn inscription "D / S". There are no markings on the stone so it may have been defaced during the Second World War as a security precaution.

Uploaded by Nick on 3 January 2015

Photo ID: 118652
Building ID: 101383826
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