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Listing: Locally listed in 2001. Plain but substantial wall built of
local stone. Possibly part of the boundary to the grounds of Beckminster
House but not as decorative as the listed section further along the wall.
A distinctive feature of the street scene.
Comment: There are many old walls, with modern houses behind
them, scattered around the suburbs of Wolverhampton. They are often all
that is left of the old houses, very often gentlemen's residences, which once
lay behind them. They are in a variety of materials, including the locally
created one, clinker. This wall is probably the longest of all such surviving
walls.
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