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A brick-arched entrance, partially buried in an earth mound and surrounded by fallen autumn leaves, leads into a dark hollow.

Ice house, Dry Drayton (RGL 2022)

Icehouse, Old Rectory Drive, Dry Drayton

History of the Ice House

Listed building

Icehouse. c.1830. Gault brick. Round plan with round headed arch to entry.

A weathered, arched brick entrance built into an earthen mound, with fallen autumn leaves scattered over the ground.

Ice house Dry Drayton,(RGL 2022)

View into a dark, cylindrical brick chamber accessed through an arched stone doorway with a small table at the base.

Ice house Dry Drayton,(RGL 2022)

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