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Seagry Neighbourhood Plan Historic Evidence SEAGRY NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN HISTORIC EVIDENCE The key source for the information in this report was the Wiltshire and Swindon Historic Environment Record. Specific information for Seagry Parish was supplied about: • Events • Monuments • Listed Buildings • Historic Landscape Characterisation That information follows overleaf. There are no obvious items in the information that necessitate a specific policy in the Seagry Neighbourhood Plan, although the Landscape section of the plan and the associated Design Statement both make reference to historic landscape issues. The Neighbourhood Plan does not allocate any development sites. None of those submitted during the Call for Sites includes a feature covered in the historic information, although some features may be nearby. The plan includes a policy on infill development. Any planning applications for infill development would, as a matter of standard practice, be required to note, and provide any necessary mitigation in relation to, on site or adjacent features or any affected by views to or from historic features. Events within Seagry Parish Data from the Wiltshire and Swindon Historic Environment Record EWI1495 Legend Parish Wiltshire Events(point) 1:31,491 © Crown copyright and database rights 2018 Ordnance Survey 100049050 ° Wiltshire Council Event/Activity Full Report 12/02/2018 Seagry HER Data - Events Report Event IDEvent Name Event Type EWI1495 Excavation at Thorns Lane, Seagry Event - Intervention External Reference: Dates: 01/01/1882 - 31/12/1882, at some time (1882) Project Details: Event Types EXCAVATION Event/Activity References WSMR - Wiltshire SMR Event Number 1592 Organisation - None Recorded Associated Individuals ANKETELL, HK - Unassigned Carried out by Associated Organisations Location Grid Reference ST 9462 8059 (point) ST98SW Administrative Areas Civil Parish Seagry, North Wiltshire, Wiltshire Description and Sources Description Carried out by: HK ANKETELL Source: WAM 23 81 Sources - None recorded Associated Monuments ST98SW550 Thorns Lane, Seagry (Monument ST98SW550) zEventFullRpt Report generated by HBSMR from exeGesIS SDM Ltd Page 1 Historic Landscape Characterisation Data for Seagry Parish Data from the Wiltshire and Swindon Historic Environment Record HWI3595 HWI3626 HWI3611 HWI3627 HWI3353 HWI3629 HWI3630 HWI3589 HWI3593 HWI3596 HWI3618 HWI4386 HWI3610 HWI3590 HWI3592 HWI3594 HWI3624 HWI3618 HWI3622 HWI3621 HWI3591 HWI4410 HWI3625 HWI3609 HWI4385 HWI4408 HWI4409 HWI3663 HWI3614 HWI3588 HWI4398 HWI4383 HWI3725 HWI4403 HWI4411 HWI3662 HWI3665 HWI4322 HWI3587 HWI4400 HWI4407 HWI3664 HWI4314 HWI4402 HWI4321 HWI4399 HWI4319 HWI6663 HWI4323 HWI4404 Legend Parish Wiltshire BroadTypeC FEL Fields and enclosed land ORN Ornamental RSE Rural settlement WDL Woodland 1:30,564 © Crown copyright and database rights 2018 Ordnance Survey 100049050 ° Wiltshire Council Character Area Full Report 12/02/2018 Number of records: 50 Seagry HER Data - Historic Landscape Character Areas Report UID Name Full Type Code HWI3353 FEL-PLAN These fields are fairly regular in form and appear to have changed little since the 1 ed 6" OS map. They seem to represent an episode of planned enclosure during the post medieval period, but the character prior to this process cannot be identified. Broad Type Type Confidence Fields and enclosed land Planned enclosure Certain Period Post Medieval to C21 - 1540 AD? to 2012 AD Previous Types - None recorded Full Description No ridge and furrow shows on the aerial photographs to suggest earlier field systems, and no place name evidence to hint at prior character here either. National Grid Reference Area (Hectares) 35.77 Centred ST 9340 8177 (836m by 849m) ST98SW Attributes Type Value Average field size Large (>10ha) Boundary morphology Straight Field count (modern OS) 3 Field count (1 ed 6" OS) 3 Morphological shape Regular On First Edition 6" OS Yes Ridge and furrow Absent Sources Aerial Photograph: 2001. Wiltshire Council Aerial Photography. Aerial Photograph: Wiltshire Council. 2005-2006. Wiltshire Council Aerial Photography. Map: Environment Agency. Enclosure Map. 1:25000. Map: Ordnance Survey. 1:25000 Map. 1:25000. Map: Ordnance Survey. 1872-1894. First Edition Ordnance Survey 6 Inch Map. 1:10560. Map: Ordnance Survey. c.1818. First edition Ordnance Survey 1 inch map. 1:63360. Associated Monuments MWI64477 Find Spot: Flint Finds, Southwest of Cleeve House MWI66202 Building: Outfarm North-northwest of Avil's Farm HLCFullRpt Report generated using HBSMR from exeGesIS SDM Ltd Page 1 UID HWI3587 Name Ell Wood UID Name Full Type Code HWI3587 Ell Wood WDL-ASNW This area of woodland is marked as ancient semi-natural woodland on the Natural England Inventory. The wood appears on both 1 ed OS maps and was well established by the C19. It may well be associated with Draycot Park to the south. Broad Type Type Confidence Woodland Ancient semi-natural woodland Certain Period Post Medieval to C21 - 1540 AD? to 2012 AD Previous Types - None recorded Full Description The 1 ed 6" OS map shows this woodland as lying on the northern border of a large area of parkland named as Draycot Park. National Grid Reference Area (Hectares) 14.09 Centred ST 9388 8021 (543m by 507m) ST98SW Attributes Type Value Morphological shape Irregular On First Edition 6" OS Yes Wood type Broadleaf Sources Aerial Photograph: 2001. Wiltshire Council Aerial Photography. Aerial Photograph: Wiltshire Council. 2005-2006. Wiltshire Council Aerial Photography. Map: Environment Agency. Enclosure Map. 1:25000. Map: Natural England. Ancient Woodland Inventory. Map: Ordnance Survey. 1:25000 Map. 1:25000. Map: Ordnance Survey. 1872-1894. First Edition Ordnance Survey 6 Inch Map. 1:10560. Map: Ordnance Survey. c.1818. First edition Ordnance Survey 1 inch map. 1:63360. Associated Monuments ST97NW527 Monument: Draycot Park HLCFullRpt Report generated using HBSMR from exeGesIS SDM Ltd Page 2 UID HWI3588 Name Oak Hill UID Name Full Type Code HWI3588 Oak Hill WDL-ASNR This area of woodland is marked as ancient semi-natural woodland subject to replanting on the Natural England Inventory. The wood appears on both 1 ed OS maps and was well established by the C19. Its form and extent have altered little recently. Broad Type Type Confidence Woodland Ancient semi-natural woodland replanted Certain Period Post Medieval to C21 - 1540 AD? to 2012 AD Previous Types - None recorded Full Description National Grid Reference Area (Hectares) 9.47 Centred ST 9386 8051 (516m by 387m) ST98SW Attributes Type Value Morphological shape Irregular On First Edition 6" OS Yes Wood type Mixed Sources Aerial Photograph: 2001. Wiltshire Council Aerial Photography. Aerial Photograph: Wiltshire Council. 2005-2006. Wiltshire Council Aerial Photography. Map: Environment Agency. Enclosure Map. 1:25000. Map: Natural England. Ancient Woodland Inventory. Map: Ordnance Survey. 1:25000 Map. 1:25000. Map: Ordnance Survey. 1872-1894. First Edition Ordnance Survey 6 Inch Map. 1:10560. Map: Ordnance Survey. c.1818. First edition Ordnance Survey 1 inch map. 1:63360. Associated Monuments - None HLCFullRpt Report generated using HBSMR from exeGesIS SDM Ltd Page 3 UID HWI3589 Name Seagry Wood UID Name Full Type Code HWI3589 Seagry Wood WDL-ASNR This area of woodland is marked as ancient semi-natural woodland subject to replanting on the Natural England Inventory. The wood appears on both 1 ed OS maps and was well established by the C19. It may be associated with the former park at Seagry. Broad Type Type Confidence Woodland Ancient semi-natural woodland replanted Certain Period Post Medieval to C21 - 1540 AD? to 2012 AD Previous Types - None recorded Full Description 1 ed 6" OS map shows a designed landscape associated with Seagry House to the east of this area. The form of this woodland may suggest it formed part of/or was incorporated into this post medieval parkland. National Grid Reference Area (Hectares) 28.63 Centred ST 9404 8139 (601m by 1203m) ST98SW Attributes Type Value Morphological shape Irregular On First Edition 6" OS Yes Wood type Mixed Sources Aerial Photograph: 2001. Wiltshire Council Aerial Photography. Aerial Photograph: Wiltshire Council. 2005-2006. Wiltshire Council Aerial Photography. Map: Environment Agency. Enclosure Map. 1:25000. Map: Natural England. Ancient Woodland Inventory. Map: Ordnance Survey. 1:25000 Map. 1:25000. Map: Ordnance Survey. 1872-1894. First Edition Ordnance Survey 6 Inch Map. 1:10560. Map: Ordnance Survey. c.1818. First edition Ordnance Survey 1 inch map. 1:63360. Associated Monuments ST98SW526 Monument: Seagry House HLCFullRpt Report generated using HBSMR from exeGesIS SDM Ltd Page 4 UID HWI3590 Name Seagry UID Name Full Type Code HWI3590 Seagry ORN-PARK This land is an open grassy area with ornamental tree clumps. It is shown in a similar fashion on the 1 ed 6" OS map and seems to represent a designed landscape associated with Seagry House which lies to the SE. Probably a post medieval creation. Broad Type Type Confidence Ornamental Parkland Probable Period Post Medieval to C21 - 1540 AD? to 2012 AD Previous Types - None recorded Full Description 1 ed 6" OS map shows 3 tree clumps here, of which 2 survive into modernity. The former manor house (Seagry House) seems to have had an area of designed grounds and parkland associated with it and this area appears to be a remnant of that process. National Grid Reference Area (Hectares) 8.31 Centred ST 9415 8122 (409m by 288m) ST98SW Attributes Type Value On First Edition 6" OS Yes Ridge and furrow Absent Sources Aerial Photograph: 2001. Wiltshire Council Aerial
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