Listed Building record MDR25153 - Two Arches Re-used, Lomberdale Hall, Youlgreave

Two arches re-used, Lomberdale Hall, Youlgreave, possibly originally of medieval date, and possibly situated c1844. From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 16 SE PARISH OF YOULGREAVE MIDDLETON ROAD 3/136 (West Side) Pair of re-used arches in garden 20 metres south-west of Lomberdale Hall GV II Pair of re-used arches at entrance to viewing platform in Lomberdale Hall garden. Early English Stone. Each arch is set on low stone plinths and stands approximately 10 ft high, each is narrow with a tall point and deeply moulded. Both are possibly from Bakewell Church and were placed in the garden by Thomas Bateman the archaeologist who designed, and lived, at Lomberdale Hall. Included for group value only. Listing NGR: SK1973363850.' (1)