NHER 56867 (Monument record) - Gate piers and gates, south east entrance to Abbey

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This is the main entrance to Abbey House from the sunken road which divides the gardens from the parkland beyond. It comprises wrought iron gates (possibly made by the Norwich firm Barnard, Bishop and Barnard) on moulded iron piers connected to stone piers by iron railings.

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Map sheet TF93NW
Civil Parish WALSINGHAM, NORTH NORFOLK, NORFOLK

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ORIGINALLY PART OF NHER 2029.

March 2012.
This is the main entrance to Abbey House from the sunken road which divides the gardens from the parkland beyond. It comprises wrought iron gates (possibly made by the Norwich firm Barnard, Bishop and Barnard) on moulded iron piers connected to stone piers by iron railings. Recorded as being in sound condition in 2008. Information from (S1).
K. Powell (HES), 21 March 2012.

  • <S1> Unpublished Contractor Report: Historic Landscape Management. 2008. Walsingham Abbey Grounds. Landscape Conservation Strategy. Historic Landscape Management.

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Feb 27 2015 5:33PM

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