Listed Building: SHELTER TO NORTH OF THE ENTRANCE LODGE TO DERBY ARBORETUM (1271145)

Shelter or garden pavilion. c1850, probably designed by Henry Duesbury of Derby. Red brick with painted ashlar dressings. Single storey. Plain ashlar plinth and moulded ashlar cornice with brackets. Western front has broad segmental arch with keystone supported on square stone columns with decorative capitals and moulded bases. Either side single similar round headed arches with low panelled walls and tall spear railings. Parapet topped with ashlar cartouche and shield. Derby Arboretum was laid out 1839-40 by J C Loudon, and extended 1845. It was the first park to be specifically designed for and owned by the public as a direct result of the Movement for Public Walks. This Arboretum is included on the Gardens Register at grade II*.