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9 and 10, Market Place

A Grade II Listed Building in Hoyland, Barnsley

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Latitude: 53.4948 / 53°29'41"N

Longitude: -1.4215 / 1°25'17"W

OS Eastings: 438478

OS Northings: 399939

OS Grid: SK384999

Mapcode National: GBR LXJ0.1Y

Mapcode Global: WHDD4.4FC6

Plus Code: 9C5WFHVH+WC

Entry Name: 9 and 10, Market Place

Listing Date: 4 December 1986

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1191255

English Heritage Legacy ID: 333885

ID on this website: 101191255

Location: Elsecar, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S74

County: Barnsley

Electoral Ward/Division: Hoyland Milton

Parish: Non Civil Parish

Built-Up Area: Hoyland

Traditional County: Yorkshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): South Yorkshire

Church of England Parish: Elsecar Holy Trinity

Church of England Diocese: Sheffield

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This list entry was subject to a Minor Enhancement on 22/10/2020

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HOYLAND NETHER
Elsecar
MARKET PLACE (north side)
Nos 9 and 10

GV
II
Pair of cottages. Mid-C18, altered C20.

MATERIALS: rubble sandstone, Welsh slate roof, formerly stone slate.

EXTERIOR: semi-detached pair of two-storey, double–fronted cottages with central entrances and a lower wing to the rear of each cottage. The building is quoined with large quoins. Openings have large plain lintels and projecting sills, the windows having glazing bars. There is a brick end-stack on the left, the end-stack to the right being shared with the neighbouring property (this other property is not included in the listing). The rear wings also have end-stacks.

HISTORICAL CONTEXT: this is thought to be one of the buildings depicted on a plan dated 1757, being a surviving pair of cottages of those that originally formed the hamlet of Elsecar Green. These cottages predate the development of the industrial village of Elsecar by the Earls Fitzwilliam of Wentworth Woodhouse. At Elsecar, from the late C18 onwards, the Fitzwilliams invested in coal mining and iron working, erecting industrial buildings along with good quality workers’ housing and a range of other urban facilities including a church and school, all within what had been an agricultural landscape. The survival of many of these buildings makes Elsecar an important and significant place, telling the story of three centuries of coal mining, Christian paternalism, and industrial boom and decline.

Listing NGR: SK 38478 99930

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