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| Description: | In 1525 - 1538 Kings Cliffe stone travelled as far as Hengrave Hall near Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk where it was used for the tri-lobed oriel window and accompanying sculpture above the main entrance (Clifton-Taylor & Simmons 1987: 81). | |||||
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| Stone Used: | Kings Cliffe Stone | |||||
| Quarry Name: | Unknown | |||||
| Archaeological Period: | Later Medieval | |||||
| Dates (if known): | Unknown | |||||
| County: | Suffolk (Eastern England) | |||||
| Map Ref: | TL824686 | |||||
| Grid Reference: | E: 582400 N: 268600 | |||||
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