1537a
![1537a](/image/beebole/1537a.jpg)
General Information
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Registration number1537a
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Date constructedc.1790-1800
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Century constructed1701-1800
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Evidence proof dateLocal history society describes tham as "niches that were used for skeps"
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Evidence proof useLocal history society describes tham as "niches that were used for skeps"
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Listed building gradeII
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Condition4
Address
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AddressBeverley End
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Village or townHebden Bridge
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CountyYorkshire, West
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Traditional County (pre 1974)Yorkshire: West Riding
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RegionEngland
Premises
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AccessiblePrivate
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Location on PremisesBank
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Direction facedSW
Structure Information
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StructureB: Bee bole(s)
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External recesses2
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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 shapeRectangle
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Back shapeFlat
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Recess size(upper) 23x18x18 and ?x22,36x22; (lower) 18,26x26,28x20,26
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House building shapeN/A
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External structureN/A
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Distance apart(upper)12ft, 12 in.; (lower) 33 in.
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RowsN/A
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ShelvesN/A
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Height bases shelves(lower) 12 and 6 in.
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Wall materialStone: Dry
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Base shelf materialN/A
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Lintel materialN/A
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Roof materialN/A
Photography Information
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Date of photograph2012
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Pictures availableG: Digital only
Notes
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altitude 751 ft (at front of site); bee boles on terraced slope (tenter grounds?) near property (demolished c.1930): single recess and pair in upper wall, pair in lower wall; ground level has risen above bottom of upper bee boles, and stones collapsing; lower pair: condition fair; also, at a lower level, near house, a possible bee bole, 18x22x12in.; site also has 6 probable bee shelters (1537(b)(c)(d)), and domestic recesses built for other purposes (N1537e)
Listed Grade II on 30th April 2018, List entry Number: 1422119