Linley Mound, More
                Has been described as a Rejected Timber Castle (Motte)
                There are earthwork remains
                
	
		| Name | Linley Mound, More | 
		| Alternative Names |  | 
		| Historic Country | Shropshire | 
		| Modern Authority | Shropshire | 
		| 1974 Authority | Shropshire | 
		| Civil Parish | More | 
                Scheduled Monument: A site variously recorded as a Bronze Age burial mound, a medieval motte (fortified mound - an unlikely interpretation), and a post medieval ice house and summer house.
This is probably the site scheduled as Round barrow S of Linley Hall. Unfortunately, the scheduling maplet rings what appears to be a ring plantation. As a result there is a duplication with SA 1227. PAW comment May 1991.
Linley Mound, motte and tumulus (VCH 1908). An icehouse (Hogg and King 1970). Partly removed to make room for the erection of a summer house. Believed by the bailiff to be an ice-house (OS FI 1973).
Large barrow at Linley Hall scooped out to form an ice house. No record of contents (Wright 1856)
Evaluated for MPP in 1990-1, as one of less than 10 Ice Houses. (Shropshire HER)
                
                This site is a scheduled monument protected by law
                Not Listed
                
                
                
                
                
                
                Historic England (PastScape) Defra or Monument number(s)
                
                County Historic Environment Record
                
                
	
		| OS Map Grid Reference | SO348928 | 
		| Latitude | 52.5292701721191 | 
		| Longitude | -2.96408009529114 | 
		| Eastings | 334800 | 
		| Northings | 292800 | 
                 
                 
                