PLYMOUTH HERALD.
Back in August we posted information about the Lee Moor tramway bridge where we carried out some repairs to the stonework. Our local newspaper, The Herald, have released an article about it.
Check it out!
http://www.thisisplymouth.co.uk/Historic-bridge-restored/story-19805592-detail/story.html#
MONUMENTAL GATEWAY.
Here’s an interesting little project we carried out a few years ago. We were nominated by Plymouth City Council to carry out the complete reconstruction of a Grade II listed monumental gateway at Lockyer’s Quay in Plymouth, Devon.
This link will take you back to our main website telling you what was involved. There you will also find a link to the original archeologists report detailing its full history.
TIN MINING CHIMNEY.
This old stone chimney stack is a relic from our tin mining heritage and it’s perched on the crest of a hill in an isolated, overgrown patch of rural Devon countryside. We have been invited to take a look at it and determine what repair work needs to be undertaken. We don’t know much about its history as of yet but records of mining here go back as far as the early 1700’s so we imagine it has been standing for about 300 years. Once a specification has been approved work will hopefully start early next year and we’ll be able to tell you a lot more about it.
Watch this space!