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A view of a partially buried arch in a bank of six coke ovens, with possible associated walls to the left.

Footpath entrance at the north-eastern extremity of the New British Iron Company retaining wall.

Six depressions in the woodland floor, approx. 1.5m in diameter each, on an approx. north-west/south-east alignment. The 1st edition OS map of 1877 shows five banks of coke ovens on this site.

Blocked off entrance of a former tramroad associated with the New British Iron Company works.

Remains of a small arched structure with a brick back and a floor, to the east of the coke kiln bank.

Remains of a stone built wall, associated with the coke kilns.

Partial remains of a stone built wall associated with the coke kilns.

A view of three of the coke ovens in a bank of six associated with the New British Iron Company works, two of which are partially buried.

Section above the coke kilns exposed by children playing in the area.

A small, rectangular, stone-built recess or in-filled shaft, possibly associated with the small brick-built arched structure in the woodland immediately in front and below it.

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