| Location | Toft Gate, Bewerley CP | 
| County | Yorkshire | 
| Grid Reference | SE 13028 64377 | 
| Date of visit | 19 March 2011 | 
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| Extract from interpretive panel on site. | 
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| The flue and chimney | 
| A most unusual, if not unique, design which appears to date from the 1860s. The kiln was heated by a series of separate fireboxes part way down the large bowl, It apears that after charging with limestone a lid was placed over the bowl and the fumes led away via a stone flue to a chimney some distance away. The structure is now a scheduled ancient monument. | 
© David Kitching 2011
Page last updated 28.3.2011