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Lime kiln at Codlawdean (Acomb)

A lime kiln is marked on the first edition Ordnance Survey map of about 1860. A survey in 1976 showed that it was built of rough stone and two of the walls still stood up to 1.5 metres high. There is a fire hole in one wall and there may have been two draw arches. The kiln has been out of use for some time as there is a mature tree growing in the centre of it and the stonework has been taken to build nearby field walls.

Reference number: N8602
Historical period: Post-medieval (1540 to 1900)

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Source of Reference
Local History of Acomb
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