| Summary : 14th century dovecote, built as part of the preceptory of Garway (SO42SE15). Sandstone rubble with truncated concial roof rising to parapet behind which is a central domed cupola supported on shafts. Circular plan. Battered base, water spouts to north and south, C14 entry to south side has shouldered jambs and square head above which is an illegible inscription (noted in RCHM) and a 2-centred relieving arch; square-headed doorway in north side is possibly C19. Interior has domical stone roof with circular central opening, 19 rows of nesting holes and a large stone in the centre of site of importance. |