Bridge, Flanking Walls And Piers About 25 Metres South East Of Fishing Lodge

Heritage listing

Details ST 78 SE 3/73 DODINGTON C.P. DODINGTON PARK Bridge, flanking walls and piers about 25 metres south east of fishing lodge G.V. II Bridge, flanking walls and piers. Late C18/early. C19, part of the planned walk around the lake. Sandstone, limestone and brick. North elevation has round- headed tunnel entrance in rusticated sandstone ashlar, plain pilaster broken forward to each side, cornice and coping. Limestone rubble wall to each side, swept round to terminal square piers, each with coping and flat top of rusticated sandstone; wall higher to east to accommodate slope of ground. South elevation has round-headed tunnel entrance with large rusticated keystone breaking through cornice, plain pilaster to each side, no coping. Interior of tunnel has side walls in rock-faced limestone, brick vault. On top of bridge, limestone rubble walls with sandstone coping to north and south, about one metre high, one square limestone pier remaining to south east, with hipped top; wall about 18 metres long to north and about 30 metres long to south, where it meets the rear of the fishing lodge (q.v.), ramped up towards centre, with quoins at angle where wall turns. Listing NGR: ST7534680208 Legacy The contents of this record have been generated from a legacy data system. Legacy System number: 395940 Legacy System: LBS

From the Historic England List Entry under OGL v3.