Non-designated Heritage Assets Name of Building Historic Merit Contribution to local character Photograph The White House. Originally a post office, one of Stands on a corner plot at the 2 Waterford Lane the first houses in the village start of Green Lane. It sits on the brow of the hill in a prominent position. The Railway Cottages. The Old Railway Cottages, built in Positioned along the railway line 26 -42 High Street including new the 1800s, were for the and at the entrance to Green developments workers building the railway and Lane. Stand back from the road later used by the mine workers with long front gardens, unusual from Greetwell in Cherry Willingham, although Ironstone Quarry there have been some new developments built in front of two of them. Seeley’s Cottages Originally a row of cottages now Part of the original village, stands 22 24 High Street converted into 2 properties. No in a prominent position on the – 24 - Seeley’s Cottage was built High Street. Fronts straight onto for Robert Seeley, a high-class the path. Not a usual feature in grocer in Bailgate and a devout the village. Methodist. The Old School House This was in the 19th century The separate entrances for boys High Street as the village school when and girls can still be seen and it is Education Acts made schooling now the Church Hall. compulsory. Used as a meeting facility Bowser’s Farm Bleak Farm home of the late A fine example of early 20th 17 High Street Roy Bowser. His grandfather century buildings, left to fall into bought the house in 1920s as decade since the death of the
Non-designated Heritage Assets Name of Building Historic Merit Contribution to local character Photograph The White House. 2 Waterford Lane Originally a post office, one of the first houses in the village Stands on a corner plot at the start of Green Lane. It sits on the brow of the hill in a prominent position. The Railway Cottages. 26 -42 High Street including new developments The Old Railway Cottages, built in the 1800s, were for the workers building the railway and later used by the mine workers from Greetwell Ironstone Quarry Positioned along the railway line and at the entrance to Green Lane. Stand back from the road with long front gardens, unusual in Cherry Willingham, although there have been some new developments built in front of two of them. Seeley’s Cottages 22 – 24 High Street Originally a row of cottages now converted into 2 properties. No 24 - Seeley’s Cottage was built for Robert Seeley, a high-class grocer in Bailgate and a devout Methodist. Part of the original village, stands in a prominent position on the High Street. Fronts straight onto the path. Not a usual feature in the village. The Old School House High Street This was in the 19th century as the village school when Education Acts made schooling compulsory. The separate entrances for boys and girls can still be seen and it is now the Church Hall. Used as a meeting facility Bowser’s Farm 17 High Street Bleak Farm home of the late Roy Bowser. His grandfather bought the house in 1920s as A fine example of early 20th century buildings, left to fall into decade since the death of the
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