Description

SE 0936 BINGLEY MAIN STREET
(west side, off)
17/214 Wilsden

Walls flanking footpaths
leading to 'Wilsden Hill'
21.10.75 and the recreation ground

GV II

Footpath walls. Probably of C18 origin. Dry stone rubble. Walls
flank footpaths running in 2 crossed diagonals up the hillside, the
north-western one leading to the hamlet of Wilsden Hill. Stones set
on edge form coping. The walls separate the 2 footpaths from the
fields and former common land. The paths and walls were probably
laid out to provide access for piece workers living on the hillside
and as a direct line of access to the earliest mill complex on Main
Street.

Listing NGR: SE0919436367

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26426309

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