Description

1. 5118 HANHAM ABBOTS ABBOTS ROAD Two stone stiles on north and south sides of road and abutting sections ST 67 SW 3/150 of field walls II 2. Known locally as a "Gloucestershire Stile". Probably late-C19. The one on north side of road is a very good example of this type. A large wide stone slab with rounded hole in centre of lower part for dogs and flanking steps. Approached by 4 stone steps. About 5 ft 6 ins high to south and about 3 ft high to north. Flanking rubble field walls. About 30 yds to south-east is a less elaborate stile of the same kind. The main slab is cracked; battered jambs in rubble field walls. Approached by one step.

Listing NGR: ST6446970841

External Links

• Wikidata Q26410401

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