Description

BURTON-CUM-WALDEN THUPTON GILL ROAD
SE 0085-0185
(south side)
15/28 Chimney and flue
approximately 150 metres
south-south-west of Cote
Farmhouse
- II

Chimney and flue. Rebuilt 1847. Rubble. Chimney square in plan,
approximately 1.75 metres wide, tapering slightly in elevation, and standing
approximately 6 metres high, also leaning slightly. Running south-west from
chimney, flue approximately 500mm wide internally, barrel vaulted at
junction with chimney, formerly with slab covering for rest of length.
Served the water-powered Burton lead smelting mill which ceased operation in
1870, and some rubble from which lies near Whiterow Road. Arthur Raistrick,
The Lead Industry of Wensleydale and Swaledale, Vol 2. The Smelting Mills,f
1975, pp 48-9.

Listing NGR: SE0190185409

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26424398

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