Burford, England

Also known as, and shown on map as, Warwick Almshouses. Mid C15, restored (and altered) 1828. Coursed rubble, Cotswold stone roof; 2 storeys, coped verge string over 1st floor.

Presumably once a cart-shed, now a small house. After 1812, prdmbly mid C19. Coursed rubble, slate roof, coped verges.

Large farmhouse, possibly a posting inn for the traffic on the high road between Oxford and Cheltenham; now a road-house. After 1812. Coursed rubble, slate roof.

Bridge.Probably late C18. Coursed squared stone. 2 segmental arches with angled cutwater to centre. Having Latin inscription panel to centre.

Chest-tomb. Probably early C19. Ashlar with enriched panels, corner piers with incised Soanian fret and moulded cross-gabled acroteria with anthemion reliefs in tympana.

Bale tomb. c.1760. Enriched ashlar.

Bale tomb. Early C19. Ashlar.

Chest tomb. Erected 1609. Cyma moulded plinth and cornice to heavy ledger.

Bridge. Probable C14 core, south side rebuilt C18, north side widened by Telford 1815, widened again in 1868 and finally in 1908. Ashlar with reinforced concrete widening.

Chest-tomb. Thorns Buckland died 1850 but the tomb probably dated from the c.1790 date inscribed on the south side. Ashlar, moulded panels, plain corners, moulded cornice.