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Environmental Statement: Volume III

Appendix 13A: Designated Heritage Assets

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APPENDIX 13A – ALL DESIGNATED HERITAGE ASSETS LOCATION WITHIN 3KM STUDY AREA

List Entry Address Asset Type Grade Description Setting Number

1103707 Killingholme North Listed II Significance lies in its relationship The structures are still used as navigational aids, Low Lighthouse Building with the neighbouring lighthouses, alongside their counterparts to the north of the it was used in conjunction with the estuary; therefore, their setting is intrinsically neighbouring lighthouses to guide linked to the waterway. Their visibility from inland shipping in the . is secondary and limited due to industrial developments, including the existing oil refinery.

1215093 Killingholme South Listed II Brick and rendered lighthouse The structures are still used as navigational aids, Low Lighthouse Building 1836, four storeys and 15 metres alongside their counterparts to the north of the tall. Balcony on top floor and ribbed estuary; therefore, their setting is intrinsically dome with scalloped eaves. linked to the waterway. Their visibility from inland Significance lies in its relationship is secondary and limited due to industrial with the neighbouring lighthouses, developments, including the existing oil refinery. it was used in conjunction with the neighbouring lighthouses to guide shipping in the Humber.

1103706 Killingholme High Listed II Brick and rendered lighthouse, The structures are still used as navigational aids, Lighthouse Building 1831 and rebuilt 1876. Six storey alongside their counterparts to the north of the lighthouse which is 30 metres tall estuary; therefore, their setting is intrinsically and a ribbed dome and scalloped linked to the waterway. Their visibility from inland eaves. Has a balcony on top floor. is secondary and limited due to industrial Significance lies in its relationship developments, including the existing oil refinery. with the neighbouring lighthouses, it was used in conjunction with the neighbouring lighthouses to guide shipping in the Humber.

1346854 Manor Farmhouse, Listed II* Brick house with pantile roof dating Setting is how the building is viewed in its context from 16th century. L-shape plan with the moated sites. Viewed as a group along

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East Halton Road Building and 5-bays. Its significance lies in with the stables/granary block and other farm its historic interest as an early buildings to the east. example of a brick manor house which is surrounded by moats.

1214980 Stables/Granary to Listed II Located 50 metres to the east of Setting is the site of Manor farm and its Manor Farmhouse, Building Manor Farmhouse, the relationship with the historic moated sites. Road stable/granary building is constructed of brick with a pantile roof. Its significance is considered to be the intangible relationship it has with the Manor Farmhouse to the west and its historic use as an ancillary facility to the owners of the main house.

1103701 Church of St Denys, Listed I Parish church dating from the 12th Set within the existing settlement of North Church Lane. North Building century, built from ironstone and Killingholme, the setting of this asset is considered Killingholme limestone and brick. Additions to be the churchyard and how it viewed within the made in the 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, settlement. Surrounded by mature trees there are 18th and 19th century. historic footpath links to the former vicarage in the south.

1103729 Church of St. Peter, Listed I Parish Church dating from 13th Setting is the community it has historically served, Townside, East Building century with later additions. Built its surrounding yard and links to the surrounding Halton from ironstone and limestone and countryside. has a tower. Significance as a local parish church and architectural interest with detailing such as carved fleurons, trefoiled arches and a medieval font.

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1214966 The Old Vicarage, Listed II Yellow brick house with slate roof, Setting is the curtilage of the property, its grounds Clarkes Road, North Building L-shaped plan and dates to early and its historic relationship with the Church of St. Killingholme 19th century. Significance lies in its Denys that it served. former use as a vicarage and its architectural detailing of yellow brick and pilasters and doric doorcase.

1215113 The Nook, 2 School Listed II Timber framed house with pantile Located within the existing settlement of South Road, South Building roof. Evidence of mud and stud Killingholme, the setting is the curtilage it stands Killingholme infill and partly encased in brick. and how it is viewed in its context along School Dates to 17th century. Significance Road and along Town Street. lies in its historic interest as a timber framed structure with some original infill panels.

1346858 Baptist Chapel, Listed II Brick built Baptist Chapel dated Set back from road frontage and surrounded by Baptist Chapel Lane, Building 1792 with pantile roof, simple form. mature trees and vegetation. South Killinghall

1346976 Church of St Listed II Parsih church with elements from Setting within the small village of and Margaret, Station Building 14th century but predominantly viewed in context with the neighbouring properties Road, Habrough rebuilt in the mid-19th century. Built of the settlement. Viewed as a focal point within from limestone with a welsh slate the settlement. roof. Architectural and historic interest as an example of a gothic revival church.

1161587 Appletree Cottage, Listed II 17th century timber framed house Set within a small village of Habrough with visual Road, Building with thatched roof. Architectural links to the surrounding countryside. Habrough and historic interest as a limited example of thatched roof in the

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area.

1391349 The iron Bungalow, Listed II One of 5 bungalows which are Situated on Pelham Road, it is viewed in context 359 Pelham Road, Building constructed of corrugated iron with the remaining iron bungalow and the Immingham which is galvanized with zinc over surrounding modern development. a timber frame. Built in 1907 and only two now remain. Architectural interest as an iron clad dwelling and historic interest as the builders, Price Wills and Reeve also built Immingham Docks. Unaltered example of rapidly constructed temporary housing that were erected for employees of building or civil engineering projects.

1310011 Church of St. Listed I High significance resulting in the Setting is the village it serves. Andrew, Church Building Grade I listed status. The 11th Lane, Immingham century parish church is built from limestone and ironstone and has a tower added in 1924.

1161628 Cross base, Church Listed II Located 8 metres to south of Setting is the relationship it has with the church of St Andrew, Building church, this limestone and brick and its location within the church yard. Church Lane, structure has medieval originals Immingham which give it historic interest.

1161631 Belmont Cottage, 21 Listed II 19th century house built from yellow Setting is the immediate surroundings and how it is Church Lane, Building brick and red brick with pantile viewed in context with the neighbouring properties Immingham roof. Single storey. Significance and the church opposite.

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lies in its architectural interest.

1161630 Churchfield Manor, Listed II Red brick house with pantile roof The setting of Churchfield Manor is the rural Church Lane, Building late 17th century. Significance lies surroundings. Immingham in its historic and architectural interest.

1455139 Immingham War Listed II White granite memorial with square Located to the south-east of the development site, Memorial, Junction Building plan. Significance lies in its historic within the existing settlement of Immingham. Its of Humberville Road and architectural interest as a well setting is the surrounding streets and the way it is and Pelham Road, constructed and designed war experienced as a focal point on Humberville Road Immingham memorial which displays a and Pelham Road. reminder of the tragic events of war in the 20th century.

1008044 Manor Farm moated Scheduled The site contains two moated sites, The setting of the moated manor farm is site monument a smaller one, measuring 50m agricultural fields. square, located within the larger. The larger moat measures c.240m east to west and 180m north to south. The northern arm of the moat remains water-filled and is 10m wide and at least 2m deep.

1007813 Moated site and Scheduled A large sub- rectangular moated The setting of the moated site of Baysgarth Farm associated monument site, a second smaller moated is rural fields. earthworks at enclosure, and other associated Baysgarth Farm earthwork features. The island defined by the main moat measures 150m north-south and 80m east- west. The surrounding moat, which is now dry, is 10m

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wide and 2m deep.

1007815 North Garth moated Scheduled It includes a series of dry ditches The setting of the North Garth moated site is rural site and associated monument enclosing a main moated site and fields. enclosures a group of associated enclosures. The main moated site is situated at the northern end of the monument. The island defined by the moat is 40m long north-south and 20m east-west. It is enclosed by a moat 6m wide and 1m-1.5m deep.

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