NHER 43283 (Structure record) - Post medieval garden wall

(S1) refers to wall of former garden established by Robert Sheriffe, brewer in 1844, and divided into three areas. North boundary wall remains with arched gateway, and 'interesting' remains of possible brewery buildings and an older glasshouse. East part of gardens now garden of Kyme Lodge, which was not inspected by author of (S1).

February 2006.
The north boundary wall mentioned must be that now serving as front garden wall to bungalows in Manor Court along footpath to north – the western section behind Shelfanger Court has been rebuilt. The wall is of bricks suitable for a date of 1844 but has been cut down to a height of 1 metre; it has the remains of pilasters. The arched gateway is in the section along Kyme Lodge which remains to a height of 3 metres but has a different appearance. No trace of brewery buildings or glasshouse unless they are in the private yards behind St Nicholas Street.
E. Rose (NLA), 18 February 2006.