Lime Kiln Approximately 100 Metres South East Of High Chapel (Chapel Not Included)

The lime kiln, located approximately 100 meters southeast of High Chapel, is likely from the late 19th century and was probably constructed by a professional mason. It is made of large coursed blocks of sandstone rubble, featuring quoins and has a square plan built against a slope. The kiln stands about 2.6 meters high, with a battered design and a slight step back above the draw hole, which measures 1.75 meters high and is slightly tapered. Some coping stones are missing. Inside, there is a round-ended draw hole covered by three large stone slabs. This kiln is a good example of its type and is relatively well preserved, resembling another lime kiln located approximately 100 meters southwest of High Croft. It is a prominent feature in the landscape of Dentdale.