Description

SS 94 NW SELWORTHY

4/10000 Wind & Weather Hut

II

Memorial. Erected 1878 by John Barton Arundel Acland of
Holnicote, New Zealand, the youngest son of Thomas Dyke Acland
(1787-1871). Built of ashlar, it is of rectangular plan with a
hipped stone roof and chamfered piers framing recesses with seats
set under inscriptions. These include poems extolling the
beauties of the countryside by Heber and Keble and an inscription
in commemoration of Thomas Dyke Acland, who holds an important
place in the history of the Picturesque movement for his
improvement of the Selworthy estate, particularly notable being
the cottages around Selworthy Green (q.v.).

Listing NGR: SS9147447660

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26544186

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