Visually, a
dominant element of that area of the registered landscape which
lies north-west through west to south of the structure; adding
visual interest/focal points to three of the main walks as well as
to intervening open landscape. The Red Mount is the highest point
of
The Walks offering elevated view points
of the landscape from the structure itself and from the mound which
partially surrounds it.
The structure is unique and its importance is reflected in its
status as a Scheduled Ancient monument/Grade 1 listed
building.
The late 15th Century Red Mount Chapel was a wayside chapel
for pilgrims on their way to the shrine of Our Lady of
Walsingham. The upper chapel of 1506 has a fan vaulted roof,
further decorated with quatrefoils which inspired the design of the
pilgrimage trail plaque.
| Opening Times |
Every Wednesday and Saturday from Sat 29th May, 12noon -
3pm. Open Sundays during August.
Also open during Heritage Open Day on Sunday 12th September
(10am - 4pm)
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| Prices |
£2 per adult for joint ticket with South Gate. Children
Free but must be accompanied by an adult
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| Facilities |
N/A |
| Access |
Access is restricted, not suitable for wheelchair users,
please call before your visit |
For further Information, contact the Tales of the Old Gaol
House
Tel: 01553 774297