Lime Kiln, Wainmans Bottom, In Front Of Carr Head is a Grade II listed building in the North Yorkshire local planning authority area, England. First listed on 27 January 2005. Lime kiln.

Lime Kiln, Wainmans Bottom, In Front Of Carr Head

WRENN ID: veiled-bastion-khaki
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: North Yorkshire
Country: England
Date first listed: 27 January 2005
Type: Lime kiln
Source: Historic England listing

Description

246/0/10008 27-JAN-05

COWLING CARR HEAD Lime Kiln, Wainmans Bottom, in front of Carr Head

Lime kiln, probably late C18 draw kiln, of roughly dressed coursed stone. It is built into a steep slope which is almost certainly artificially enhanced, with a charging ramp to the left. Semi-circular in plan, with an elliptical arched entrance c.1.5 metres high. Total height of c.4 metres, this rising to just above the upper ground level. Above the entrance, a pointed relieving arch. Interior overgrown at time of inspection, but with internal chamber complete with possible ledge at rear. Said to be remaining one of 15 in vicinity near to local becks.

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