Description

ST BREWARD
SX 17 NE
7/187 Pair of small shelters of
uncertain purpose 150 metres to
east of summit of Butter's Tor
II

Pair of small shelters of uncertain purpose. Circa C19 or earlier. Granite rubble.
Plan: Small shelter of overall roughly circular plan with central dividing wall
forming two semi-circular cells. Two low entrances in front. Built into side of
steeply sloping bank which rises up to Butter's Tor (1038') on the west.
Exterior: Low shelter, built into the bank with two rectangular openings forming
entrances on front. Roughly constructed corbelled granite rubble roof.
Earth floor. It is possible that these buildings were goose houses and belonged to
the farm which now stands derelict to the south.

Listing NGR: SX1566978328

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26452546

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