Description

NEWARK ON TRENT

SK7953NE CASTLEGATE
619-1/8/118 (North West side)
Former slaughterhouse and cattle
stall 5 metres north west of 68A

GV II

Former slaughterhouse and cattle stall. c1780, altered mid
C19. Brick with rendered south gable and pantile roofs, the
main building with a louvred clerestorey. Rebated eaves.
Single storey. Central round headed close boarded door with
plain jambs and to its right a window with plank shutters.
North gable has a blocked opening to the clerestorey and
below, 2 small breathers. Lean-to cattle stall, to left, has a
doorway with reused jambs. Smaller lean-to addition, to left,
has an off-centre doorway. Whitewashed interior has brick
floor with drain and tethering ring. East side has a stable
door and an unglazed window. Roof beams have hooks with hoist
blocks and slatted ice compartment. This building is an
ancillary to the former butcher's shop at 68 Castlegate.
(Mr. T Duffy, 68A Castlegate).

Listing NGR: SK7952853848

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26575718

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