Wall extending east from barn of Great Lodge (EHER 29353)

17th century and later red brick wall.

Wall of the 17the century, extended in the 18th and 19th century. It is red brick in English bond, with half-round moulded coping bricks. The wall is butted against the south-east corner of brick barn, and originally extending eastwards approximately 20 metres, twice extended to the east. The height is approximately 3.5 metres. The last 6 metres at the east end was originally approximately one metre high, and raised in the 18th to 19th century to the same height as the remainder, but lacking the half-round coping. <1>