1131b
General Information
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Registration number1131b
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Date constructedmid 1800s
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Century constructed1801-1900
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Evidence proof datebees known to have been kept in skeps in late 1800s
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Evidence proof usebees known to have been kept in skeps in late 1800s
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Listed building gradeN/A
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Condition10
Address
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AddressBrantwood
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Village or townConiston
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CountyCumbria
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Traditional County (pre 1974)Lancashire
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RegionEngland
Premises
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AccessiblePublic
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Location on PremisesGarden
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Direction facedS
Structure Information
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StructureL: Bee shelter
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External recessesN/A
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Internal recessesN/A
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CompartmentsN/A
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Flight holesN/A
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Front shapeN/A
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Back shapeN/A
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Recess sizeN/A
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House building shapeN/A
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External structure72x61x44
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Distance apartN/A
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RowsN/A
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Shelves1
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Height bases shelves23
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Wall materialSlate & stone
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Base shelf materialslate
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Lintel materialN/A
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Roof materialslates+wood
Photography Information
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Date of photograph1995
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Pictures availableC: Colour photo(s)
Notes
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free-standing, near vegetable garden; a notice says that bee shelter was here when John Ruskin lived at Brantwood (c. 1880-1900); shelter collapsed but was rebuilt in 1992 (Historic Gardens Conservation Project); also bee bole here (1131a)