Macclesfield Canal stone fence posts north of Bridge No. 20 is a Grade II listed building in the Cheshire East local planning authority area, England. First listed on 5 April 2013. Fence posts.

Macclesfield Canal stone fence posts north of Bridge No. 20

WRENN ID
patient-threshold-reed
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Cheshire East
Country
England
Date first listed
5 April 2013
Type
Fence posts
Source
Historic England listing

Description

Canal fence posts, c1840, erected alongside the Macclesfield Canal. Local sandstone

LOCATION: The fence posts are located along the outside edge of the tow path on the north-west side of the Macclesfield Canal, on a raised embankment section of the canal approximately midway between bridge no.20 and bridge no.19.

DESCRIPTION: The fence posts, of which 73 are visible amongst heavily overgrown vegetation, are constructed of local sandstone and are formed of roughly-hewn, tapered slabs. The posts are approximately 1-1.5 metres high and are each pierced by two railing slots. A small number of the posts are damaged at the top, but most are intact. The fence posts are evenly spaced, although some in the line are missing, and many are now inter-linked by barbed wire.

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