Listed Buildings in Rimington and Middop Parish

Buildings Officially Designated As Being Of Historic Importance And Having Protection From Demolition Or Major Alteration

MIDDOP HALL AND FARM BUILDING ADJOINING AT RIGHT ANGLES

SD 834 453 Stocks Lane
House c1600. Farm building probably Mid19th Century.
South wall has at least two fragments from Sawley Abbey.

Middop Hall 

Click the link below to see the will of Christofer Lister of Medehoppe

The will of Christofer Lister of Medehoppe (pdf) 

HALSTEAD FARMHOUSE (formerly listed as HALSTEAD HEAD)

SD 809 461 Rimington Lane.
House 1783. Grade II 

Halsteads farm

 

HIGHER GAZEGILL FARMHOUSE AND BARN ADJOINING TO WEST

SD 825 463 Dancer Lane
House and attached barn. Late 18th Century.

Higher Gazegill Farm As was                 Mulberry Grange

 

SALEM CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL AND ATTACHED MANSE

SD 821 458 Martin Top, Long Lover Lane 
Congregational Chapel, Early 19th Century. Grade II.
In the centre of the façade is a sundial tablet inscribed "Time flies swift away". THe date that it was built, 1817, is in pebbles at the front gate

Martin Top Chapel                 Martin Top Sundial resized           Martin Top pebbles 350

 

BUSTARDS FARM HOUSE

SD 803 456)
House, Late 16th' Century.

Bustards farm

 

LOWER GILLS FARMHOUSE

SD 823 447
House, 1698, altered.

Lower Gills Farmhouse

 

THE OLD FARMHOUSE

SD 804 457
House, Mid 18th Century.

The Old Farm House

 

NEWFIELD EDGE HALL

SD 846 452
House, Mid 18th Century.

Newfield Edge Hall

 

AYNHAMS HOUSE

8D812 464 Rimington Lane
House 1812. 

Aynhams

 

WOOD FARMHOUSE

SD 794 451
House, Late 18th Century.

Wood Farm

 

CLOUGH HEAD

SD 82I 438
House, 1702, altered.

Clough Head

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Rimington & Middop Heritage Day

Ribble Valley Archaeology and Local Historian Brian Stott are holding another Heritage Day

At Rimington Memorial Institute
On Sunday 16 March 11am to 4pm

As well as information on the village's heritage generally there will be information on the exciting archaeological digs we have done in Rimington; these are on the Roman Road and in the search for a lost medieval chapel. We have found well preserved remains of the Roman road and in the search for the chapel we have found the foundations of a large medieval stone building, along with many pieces of medieval pottery and at least one confirmed piece of Roman pottery.

This is a fantastic opportunity to find out about your local heritage, find out how to have a go at archaeology and ask us questions about what we have found and our future plans.