Drygrange Roman Stone Summerhouse
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Drygrange Roman Stone Summerhouse by Walter Baxter as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Walter Baxter Taken: 27 Oct 2010
This Edwardian summer house in the grounds of Grange Hall was built in 1908 by the landowner, using over 40 cartloads of stone from the excavations at the nearby Trimontium Roman Fort. It is the only surviving collection of built Trimontium stones above ground.
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