Humshaugh, England

Almshouse with attached wall and outbuilding, dated 1864. Snecked tooled stone with ashlar quoins, dressings and porches; graduated Lakeland slate roof. 1 storey, 5 bays, symmetrical.

Offices and drying shed of paper mill founded 1788 by Captain William Smith; cottage at west end mid-C19. Now two dwellings with garage and storage between and partly above.

House. Pair of C16/C17 bastles, remodelled in C18, further altered and rear wing built in later C19. Rubble, large in parts, with cut dressings; Welsh slate roof.

Parish Church, 1818 by H.H. Seward. Tooled ashlar; Lakeland slate roof.

House, formerly headmaster's house for school (q.v.), dated 1839 on lintel. Squared rubble with tooled ashlar porch, quoins and dressings; Welsh slate roof.

Gate piers and attached walls, c.1820. Ashlar. Square piers with plinths, bands and low pyramidal caps; oval panels in friezes.

Garden wall and shelter shed, c.1820. Wall brick in English garden wall bond 1 and 5, with 2 courses of sandstone; shelter shed rubble with cut dressings, Welsh slate roof.

Late C18 garden walls with C19 cottage, railings and gate. North and west walls brick in English garden wall bond with cut stone dressings; south wall rubble, rails and gate cast iron.

Garden wall and attached outbuildings, C18 with later alterations. Coursed rubble with dressings; Welsh slate roof to privy/dovecote, C20 grey tiles on west range.

Chapel. Late C11 or early C12, chancel probably rebuilt in C17. Largely demolished c.1816.