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Appendix 1

Maps & Images

Land Use Consultants Drawing from Thomas Dingley’s History of Marble, “Taken from Ye Porter’s Lodge, 1684”, as reprinted in 1868 1714 Plan & detail, annotated on the reverse “To the Hon. John Talbot an Iconography of Lac.(ock) House & Gardens contents of which a. r. p. 20.0.3. Descr. by his serv., 1714” Lacock House & Garden, 1729 Plan 1827 Estate Plan of Lacock 1827 Estate Plan of Lacock (2nd version) Buck’s 1732 engraving of Lacock Abbey

A calotype of Lacock Abbey c.1844

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1764 Estate Plan (stitched image)

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1773 Historic Map (single image)

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1838 Tithe Historic Map (stitched image)

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1886 25 inch OS Historic Map (single image)

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RCHME Survey Overlay

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Appendix 2

Dates of buildings at Lacock and Lacock Abbey

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This list excludes modern (ie later 20th and 21st-century) buildings around the periphery of the village and on roads leading out from it. Sources used: listing descriptions, NMR entries, Mcmahon 2004.

13th Century

Lacock Abbey with Stable yard, Lacock Abbey (mid 16C, 13C-15C, 18C)

14th Century

Church of St Cyriac, Church Street (14C, 15C, 1861, 1902-3) Tithe Barn at Manor Farm, High Street The Corner House, 2 Church Street (& 17C) 3, 4 & 5, Church Street 8 & 8A Church Street (14C-15C) 20 Church Street (14C-15C) 2-5 (consecutive) High Street (14C-15C) 12, 12A High Street (14C-15C)

15th Century

The Porch House, 14 High Street (14C fragment, C15, 16C & 17C) 18A, 20, 21 High Street (medieval core) 6 & 7 High Street (medieval core) Lacock Bridge (late medieval-17C, 19C) 14-16 Church Street (late medieval-17C) King John’s Hunting Lodge, 21 Church Street (late medieval, 18C) Chamberlain’s House, 1 East Street (late medieval) 12A East Street (late medieval) Village Cross in schoolyard, High Street (late medieval) 3 West Street (late medieval) The Sign of the Angel, 6 Church Street (late) 7, 9 Church Street 8 High Street 5 West Street (probably)

16th Century

10 High Street 5-7 Cantax Hill (possibly 16C origin) The Fox-Talbot Museum & Abbey Lodge, High Street (mid) Sundial on terrace south-east of Lacock Abbey 10 Church Street (or earlier) 23 & 24 Church Street (or earlier) Barn to e. of Tithe Barn at Manor Farm, High Street (or earlier) Manor Farmhouse, High Street (or earlier) The George Inn, West Street (or earlier) 15-17 (cons) High Street (16C-19C) 16 & 17 East Street (late 16C/early 17C) The Folly, 1 Folly Lane (16C or early 17C)

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17th Century

Sundawn, 2 Chapel Hill The Carpenters Arms, Church Street 4 & 5, 6 & 7, 8 East Street 22 High Street (with earlier fragments) 2, 3 & 4 Nethercote Hill 1 West Street The Old Coaching House, 8 The Wharf (c1600) 1 & 2 Lovers’ Walk, Nethercote Hill (or earlier) Saddler’s Green, 7 The Wharf (or earlier) 11 West Street (early) 2 West Street (early) 12 & 12A West Street (mid) 2 & 3 East Street (late) Thatch Cottage, Wick Lane (C17 or early 18C)

18th Century

7 Bowden Hill 2 Cantax Hill The Surgery, Cantax Hill Outbuilding to rear of Manor Farmhouse, High Street Outbuilding to north of Stable Court at Lacock Abbey The Packhorse Bridge, Nethercote Hill, 1 Nethercote Hill Stable to Cantax House, to rear of 6 & 7 West Street Cottage adjacent to 4 Folly Lane, Wick Lane White Hall Farmhouse, Mons Lane (1710) Bridge House, 1 Church Street (early, on earlier core) The Red Lion Inn, High Street (c1730) 9, 19 High Street (mid) 11 High Street (mid) The columns, north of drive to Lacock Abbey (mid) Grove House, 14 West Street (mid, on earlier core) 8 & 9, 10 West Street (mid-late) The Red House, 13 Church Street (1778) 3 Cantax Hill (late) The Lock-up, East Street (late) 5 West Street (late) 6 & 7 West Street (late) 8-11 (cons), East Street (late 18C/early 19C)

19th Century

Church of St Stephen, Chapel Hill (1812) The Old Malthouse, Bewley Lane (early) Town Bridge, Cantax Hill (early) Milestone at junction with Corsham Road, Chippenham Road (early) Drying Shed in Tanyard, Church Street (early)

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14 East Street (early) Granary at Manor Farm, High Street (early) Lacock Primary School, High Street (1824) Strode House, The Wharf (1830-40 on earlier core) The Tanyard, 1-3 (cons) Church Street (1833) Coach house to The Old Malthouse, Bewley Lane (c 1840) The Old Brewery House & attached premises, Bewley Lane (c 1840-50) 15 East Street (early-mid) Wharf Cottage, The Wharf (early-mid) The Old Rectory, Cantax Hill (1865-6) 18 East Street (late) The Village Hall, East Street (1889)

20th Century

18 High Street (early) The War Memorial, West Street (1920) K6 Telephone Kiosk, Melksham Road

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Appendix 3

Lacock Abbey, Park, village and area: Historic and Archaeological Data

Land Use Consultants Lacock Abbey, Park, village and area: Historic and Archaeological Data Ref HER no NMR no NGR ST Period/Type Designation Comments 1 ST96NW482 212145 919684 Medieval Listed Grade I Lacock Abbey Augustinian nunnery founded 1229 Parks & Gardens dissolved 1539. Church destroyed after Dissolution Grade II was of nave and chancel, seven bays, with Lady Chapel to south. North wall of church survives as south side of claustral range. Claustral buildings included the sacristy, chapter house, dorter, dormitory, reredorter and frater. The claustral buildings were converted for domestic use after the Dissolution without major alterations to medieval buildings. 18th century alterations in Romantic and Gothic revival to north of cloisters and west range. Medieval mill and fishponds remain. Fox-Talbot invented photography here in 1839. 1 NTsmr137679 212145 919684 Medieval – remains Grade I listed. Lacock Abbey founded in 1229 by Ela Countess of of abbey Salisbury in memory of William Longspee her husband. Abbey built on meadow called Snaylesmead part of Lacock Manor. Abbey dedicated to St Bernard and the Virgin Mary. Ela became first Prioress and abbey originally had 15 nuns, later had 15-25 nuns from well to do families and provided education and training for girls. In 1535 was judged as good by Kings Commissioners and adequate revenue. However even though good and provided support in town suppressed 1539. William Sharington paid £783 for house and lands. 2 NTsmr139076 212145 919684 Medieval and post- Lacock Abbey and stable block medieval House Mid C16 remodelling of C13 and C15 Augustinian nunnery for William Sharington. Alterations of 1700 and 1740 for Sir John Talbot, and John Ivory Talbot. Entrance front rebuilt as Gothic great hall 1754-5 by Sanderson Miller for J Talbot. South front alterations in Tudor style 1828-30 for W H Fox Talbot. Restoration of medieval parts by H Brakpear 1900-1910 for C H Talbot. Ashlar & rubble stone build with C16 ornate twisted stacks. Two storeys with main part of house over medieval basement- three sides of a lierne vaulted C15 cloister with C14 Ref HER no NMR no NGR ST Period/Type Designation Comments bays at SW angle. C14 spaces off. East side, fine series of vaulted rooms: sacristy, chapter house and warming house intact apart from 1900 alterations to east side. All under dormitory originally. West side under Great hall originally Abbess’s lodging. North side undercroft to refectory. Upper part of house medieval roofs survive include C15 arch braced trusses and 3 tiers windbracing north side of refectory, and south side of dormitory C14 cusped windbracing. Exterior W front 1754-5 ashlar fronted hall to center with octagonal angle turrets with ogee shaped cupolas and ogee headed windows. Gothic revival. Left former medieval kitchen refronted in C18. To right plain parapeted range with C18 sash windows. South side similar plain former north wall Abbey church with balustrading and south-east corner tower C16 by Sharington and 3 oriels 1828-30. East front most medieval in outline some C13 style additions – windows – from c 1900. Tower and adjoining range additions C16. South end cross range also C16. Stable Court North of House a complete Tudor service court with large timber dormers, higher cross clock tower, Tudor arch doorways and Renaissance style C16 doors similar to house interior.C19 coach houses, early to mid C18 lodge houses on west side. 3 1010228 920683 Post-medieval David MacComish and D Brown RCHME Swindon Measured survey Field Survey 1:1000 survey on garden earthworks to north of Lacock Abbey for National Trust. 4 1073590 919675 Medieval floor & wall Excavations in advance of a new visitor center and Post-medieval lodge, interpretation area for National Trust. Geophysical garden features. survey also done. Excavation 1995 5 1404550 919684 Post medieval C16th Fox Talbot Museum Watching brief for gas pipeline and C18th Fox Jane Harcourt National Trust – post-medieval garden Talbot Museum wall and trackway Watching brief 2000 Ref HER no NMR no NGR ST Period/Type Designation Comments 6 ST96NW482 1073594 919675 Medieval infirmary, Geophysical Surveys of Bradford magnetometer and garden feature and resistivity surveys to field to east of Abbey. National leat. Trust project ref: 9316 info Geophysical survey 1995 7 ST96NW482 1128754 920684 Medieval infirmary AC Archaeology excavations and observations Excavation 1996 during drainage work in Stable Court, East Terrace and East Field. Excavations in East Field revealed rubble and walls from possible medieval infirmary. 2 test pits for pumping machinery. 8 ST96NW482 1352396 916685 Excavation 1999 Evaluation Jane Harcourt for National Trust for gas Tudor Courtyard pipe laying in Tudor courtyard medieval and post Medieval and post- medieval finds. C13 culvert leading from the brook medieval near the parish church and the base of a wall of a range near the kitchen, Thin surface of limestone rubble late medieval at earliest covered area 6.8m wide in front of original gatehouse to the courtyard area. 9 ST96NW482 1438205 920684 Medieval Nun’s Excavation along the north wall of the Abbey 150511 918689 Sewer Excavation revealed vast monastic drain 15m long by over 6m Abbey drain record high and over 1m wide backfilled in C16. Medieval floor tiles painted glass fragments, lead pilgrims ampulla, bronze shears and hundreds of bronze pins amongst finds. Excavation Jane Harcourt NT 2005; photographic recording of Abbey drain Wessex Archaeology 2005 10 ST96NW319 918637 Romano-British Excavation of former water garden revealed Roman Post-medieval finds. Samian, Oxon ware mortarium and coins Lacock Park former from leat. Possibly indicates Roman activity and water garden one of channels Roman in origin. Lacock Park grotto and cascade excavation 1999 National Trust by Martin Papworth. 11 ST96NW528 1132781 919684 Post-medieval The Rockworks C18 grotto part of the water garden feature. gardens North-west corner of the water garden arched cove faced in tufa like limestone facing garden with north-west side as a romantic ruin of limestone rubble and brick with one upper arch voussoirs and one lower arch which originally had water flowing through it. The lower arch was Ref HER no NMR no NGR ST Period/Type Designation Comments backfilled in early C20 and stream diverted. National Trust excavations 1996-2000. Trenches on both sides of the grotto to find blocked arch and floor level of the watercourse found blocking and wall from C19. 12 ST96NW528 619015 920684 Post-medieval, C18- Registered Park & Enclosed gardens designed in C18 for John Talbot. C19 Park Garden grade II Further alterations in mid C18 (1755-6) for John Ivory Talbot by Lancelot Brown. Altered and replanted with ornamental trees and exotic plants by W H Fox Talbot in early C19..Replanting 1980s and C19 rose garden replanted in 1992. 13 ST96NM528 919684 Post-medieval, C18- Registered Park & Historic Park. Abbey on flat level terrace with lawn C19 Park Garden Grade II to E and S with sunken retaining wall. On S side wall with 2 bastions with C18 urns. Terrace to SE has C18 sundial. Terrace W front graveled semi circular bastion before entrance to Abbey. N and NW Abbey woodland garden with graveled paths. Lawn N of drive has columned garden feature. Path to W perimeter to rose garden. Centre has pedestal with roses over. Stone Gothic alcove to N. Orchard to W of rose garden with medlar and mulberry. NW corner of site C18 grotto with C18 mature lime trees. Parkland separated from drive by cast iron railings. W of site are Walled Common or stable yard and former kitchen garden now village allotments. 14 NT ref 9366 1244781 920685 Formal garden Excavation 1995 prior to digging of cable trench through formal garden. 15 NTsmr137584 919683 Post-medieval C18 Park and Garden First Pleasure gardens of John Fox Talbot 1729 Pleasure gardens Grade II planted yew trees around the great basin, the long canal and the pond basin. Long avenue from the house to the water garden. 1731 building of a terrace wall and the head of the canal in stone. Garden separated from meadow to east by terrace walk and ha-ha. Excavation for cable laying evidence for ha-ha revetted with limestone and gravel walk.1764 map suggests ha-ha contained water from stream to north and flowed round garden bastion. To W of Long canal was great Ref HER no NMR no NGR ST Period/Type Designation Comments basin with in 1732 a gravel walk from the great court to the great basin. The water from this garden probably flowed into mill-race to the canal. Garden feature probably abandoned late 18th and pleasure garden reverted to pasture by 1886 OS map. 16 NTsmr136850 915685 Post-medieval C18 Park and Garden Coursed limestone dry and mortared walls with garden walls grade II rustic or dressed capping. Entrance with dressed piers and ball capping and steel gate. Boundary NW repaired. Sunken terrace wall with dressed capping, south terrace and around pond repaired. Wall south of drive similar to ha-ha. Fine wall with ornamental capping around orchard probably oldest. Walls of various dates but several date from C18th layout or earlier. 17 NTsmr137755 918687 Early C19 garden The Alcove dressed limestone seat built into the seat wall in the Old Orchard wall. Cross above site for contemplation and prayer. C19, 1830. Timber seat, Box and Portugal laurel around suggests enclosed paths and shrub beds. Faces onto 1992 rose garden. 18 NTsmr137438 919683 C16 and C18 sundial C16 sundial base ashlar baluster with fluted upper half and C18 brass sundial on top engraved with Thos. Wright instrument maker to ye Prince of Wales. 19 NTsmr137468 917684 C19 site of botanic Botanic garden planted by William Henry Fox garden Talbot 1825-1877 on site of C18 stables. By 1840 described as garden. Garden shown on 1885 and 1901 OS maps. Letters of 1829-1840 contain details of Talbot’s gardening. Garden enclosed by walling S of allotment gardens and N side of visitor center (former lodge and barn). 20 NTproject no 1184791 919684 Geophysical survey Geophysical and magnetometer survey of the site 9348 of the botanic garden of Botanic garden by WH Fox Talbot in early C19 also site of Lacock Abbey on OS map 1:2500 1973 21 NTsmr137887 919687 Post-medieval formal Dry stone banked running ditch with water from garden and moat plate weir in stone channel from River Avon. Bastion outline in moat alignment and stone paving near pillbox in location. 22 NTsmr137964 918684 Post-medieval The Monument C16 ashlar paired chimney stack re- Ref HER no NMR no NGR ST Period/Type Designation Comments garden ornament erected in C18 2 fluted Roman Doric shafts on high paneled pedestal full entablature over. N side strap work cartouche, lozenges each side. Above entablature female sphinx figure by poss. Benjamin Carter (1735-66). 23 NTsmr139757 920685 Medieval fishponds Medieval fishponds N and E of Lacock Abbey and post-medieval Rectangular pond to the N and similar rectangular canal remains. backfilled hollow to N of this may be other pond. Marked on map of 1714 and on tithe map of 1840. During C18 pond formed one part of L shaped canal in formal gardens. Pond now fed by two stone conduits in W end. The remains of the canal correspond to a hollow. 24 NTsmr139949 919683 Post-medieval Post medieval garden urns. Pair of acanthus and garden ornaments other leaf decorated carved stone urns. C 1770, but not in original position. 25 NTsmr140431 212175 916684 Medieval tithe barn SM28990 Abbey Farm Barn. Medieval tithe barn dating to 14th ST96NW467 C14. C with 8 bays of cruck trusses and a 4 bay wing. S perimeter of manor farmyard and may contain original perimeter wall of Abbey demesne. 26 NTsmr140608 917684 Post-medieval C16 Grade II listed Abbey Lodge High Street Lacock. Former C16 barn barn/stables and stables for William Sharington of which Lodge forms part. Much of masonry and roof structure original with stone tiles and roughly coursed rubble with stone quoining and C16 stone mullion windows on north wall. King post trusses in main part of barn but lodge has collar and tie trusses. Exterior has 18th Gothic treatment with stucco tracery to give effect of gothic chapel. Lean to Lodge building at E poss. added at same time with gothic window to replicate archway to back door. Tracery removed in C19-C20 with present windows. Coped verge to E with saddlestone. 27 NTsmr139230 212157 922681 Post-medieval bridge SM28988 Bridge C14-C15 joined by a rubble causeway to ST96NW468 another medieval bridge over the River Avon. The bridge is made of limestone and spans a smaller relief channel and is 29.7m long and 4.8m wide. ashlar arches N pair round arched and brick lined Ref HER no NMR no NGR ST Period/Type Designation Comments C19, the other 3 part of medieval bridge older pointed with rebated with cutwaters upstream. Bridge leads to a rubble built causeway largely modern which in turn leads to Lacock Bridge. 28 ST96NW483 212157 922681 Medieval and post- SM28989 Medieval bridge over the River Avon. Limestone medieval Bridge with ashlar facing, 4 rebated pointed arches, to east Lacock Bridge partly forward to those to W. Ashlar stone parapet, 26m long and 4.8m wide. Cutwaters on the upstream side, downstream heavy central pier with a stepped top. Bridge leads to rubble built causeway and further bridge to the W (ST96NW468 above). Originally known as Foot Bridge because at the foot of the hill. 29 NTsmr139229 920683 Post-medieval bridge Post-medieval New Bridge, narrow stone bridge across the Avon with central pier in 1714. Timber ornamental bridge from pre-1834 but not on 1885 OS map. Probably collapsed and stonework in river remains suggest simple unornamented bridge for stock or circular walks. 30 ST96NW479 867419 917687 Medieval finds Medieval pottery fragments, a whetstone and a beneath bridge at shear blade found 1984, accessioned Devizes Lacock museum 31 ST96NW454 867408 916686 Medieval and post- Town with medieval origins. Lacok in AD 854. Town Wilts EUS medieval Town established as a new town by abbey. Abbey was founded in early 13th C by Ela Countess of Salisbury wife of William Longspee (illegitimate son of Henry II) 32 ST96NW620 917679 Undated cropmarks Features south of Lacock Village. Many features S of Lacock visible as cropmarks. County Archaeological Service AP AER1539. 33 ST96NW475 916688 Medieval settlement Nethercote settlement with medieval origins AD 1337 34 ST96NW604 917689 Medieval/undated Nethercote features possibly headlands to ridge and furrow. 35 ST96NW450 867409 915688 Medieval finds Raycroft garden - C13th and later pottery. Owner has seen features in paddock at end of garden. Accessioned Devized Museum 1969.3 36 ST96NW477 938684 Medieval settlement Bowden settlement with medieval origins Boveden AD 1240 with area of possible settlement including Ref HER no NMR no NGR ST Period/Type Designation Comments a pond, platforms and hollow way N of Bowden House. 37 ST96NW466 212163 938680 Medieval and post- Conduit House for Lacock Abbey on Bowden Hill. medieval Conduit Medieval water conduit house that served the House Abbey. C16 building 3.7m square of limestone with stepped roof of stone slabs with projecting moulding. Height 4.64m with five plain circular ribs supporting roof. Above door and on east wall carved stone medallion with foliage dec. Inside water tank set into floor. Stone niche in N, E & S walls. Conduit served Abbey 2km to W. Original building built after 1280 when William Bluet of Bewley Court gave Abbess Beatrice right to build conduit house and watercourse on his land. Present replaced by William Sharrington in 1540s and conduit house still supplies abbey through modern water pipe. 38 ST96NW476 927685 Medieval settlement Bewley. Settlement with medieval origins. Beuelee AD c1325. Watching brief undertaken in 1995 ahead of landscaping. Fragments of medieval floor, garden wall, stone lined drain, rubble spread, roof tiles and pottery. Bath Archaeological Trust Bewley Court, Lacock WCC no 1995.055. 39 ST96NW464 212166 917685 Medieval market Scheduled Market cross partly restored by the Victorians cross AM664 40 ST96NW525 212160 916685 Post-medieval Lock- SM28990 Post-medieval Lock-up Blind House or overnight up prison cell, East Street. Domed roof. 41 ST96NW526 911686 Medieval and post- Mill site with medieval origins associated with medieval Arnold’s Richard Arnold AD 1642. Mill 42 ST96NW601 912686 Medieval features, Curved feature appears to be deliberate flattening earthworks E of of hilltop and area above Arnolds Mill has possible Arnolds Mill ridge and furrow plus other features. 43 ST96NW606 931675 Undated parchmark SW of Arnolds Mill parchmark feature. Curved SW Arnolds Mill feature showing as vegetation mark in pasture. AP evidence WCC 1971 A/10/220048 44 ST96NW527 913683 Post-medieval finds 3 lead tokens all different and a button (not all found together) Devizes Museum 1982.51 Ref HER no NMR no NGR ST Period/Type Designation Comments 45 ST96NW301 918672 Roman building S of Lacock Romano British Building foundations- substantial stone footings where the Roman Road to Bath crosses the River Avon. 46 ST96NW304 925673 Roman Road near Bromham Lacock and Melksham Without lie on the Lacock Roman road from Bath to Speen. The agger or ditch upcast is just visible in places but very eroded OS 6 “map . 48 ST96NW600 212148 921672 Undated earthwork S of Roman Road, earthwork. Roughly square near Roman Road earthwork with low bank situated on gravel terrace. Two possible entrances on NE and SW seems to post-date Roman Road. 49 ST96NW306 867416 911682 Roman coins Six 4thC coins. 2 of Constantine II, 2 of Valens or Valentinian and 2 illegible. Found by metal detectorist. 50 ST96NW308 910680 Roman coin N of Inwood, Sestertius of Marcus Aurelius 51 ST96NW309 910682 Roman coin Coin of URBS ROMA type found by metal detectorist. Devizes Museum daybook record 876 52 ST96NW312 910682 Roman coins Folly Cottages. 3 Roman coins - folis of Constantius II, folis of Constantine I and one of early C4 found by metal detectorist. Devizes Museum daybook records 802-805 1981 53 ST96NW314 925686 Roman pottery Romano-British pottery found from a raised area of field by Mr Brindle from rabbit activity. 54 ST96NW315 910671 Roman finds NE of Halfway Farm. Broken brooch in the form of a shield, and contemporary copy of an As of Nena. Found by metal detectorist. Devizes Museum Daybook and accessioned 1991.12 1991.140 55 ST96NW456 910681 Medieval coin Henry V penny found S of Arnolds Mill. Devizes Museum Daybook 746 56 ST96NW457 910682 Medieval coin Henry V coin S of Arnolds Mil.l Devzies Museum Daybook 751 57 ST96NW458 914684 Medieval coin Edward IV groat found W of Lacock. Devizes Museum Daybook 750 58 ST96NW462 909683 Medieval finds Thimble and 2 casting sprues found SW of Lacock Accessioned Devizes Museum 1981.70 59 ST96NW463 909682 Medieval finds SW of Lacock. Bale clip, damaged lead weight and lead dsc which was plain but pierced Accessioned Devizes Museum 1981.111 Ref HER no NMR no NGR ST Period/Type Designation Comments 60 ST96NW050 948664 Prehistoric finds/site Mesolithic worked flint blades found during fieldwork. Well struck blades from blade cores. Worked flint tools. Found Chittoe near Bromham. Does not appear to be within study area.

Appendix 4

Listed Buildings within the area and surrounding context

Land Use Consultants Label Easting Northing NAME Street number Street name Date enlisted Grade

1 391199 172665 WILTSHIRE AREA HEALTH AUTHORITY HEADQUARTERS 53 ROWDEN HILL 22/06/1978 II 2 396534 168057 LITTLE TRODGERS 16 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 3 390477 163448 47 KING STREET 29/09/1950 II 4 391632 168478 6 AND 7 EAST STREET 20/12/1960 II GARDEN WALL ATTACHED TO THE WEST OF IVY STABLES AND 5 391638 173203 EXTENDING TO SOUTH BATH ROAD 22/06/1978 II MONKS PARK GARDENS AND WALLS TO WALLED GARDEN 6 387775 168009 ADJOINING 20/12/1960 II 7 392104 173293 21 HIGH STREET 22/06/1978 II 8 396146 165153 WEST VIEW 5 CHURCH HILL 03/04/1987 II 9 387212 170430 29 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 10 388618 168401 LANES END FARMHOUSE LANES END 01/08/1986 II 11 387258 170660 IVY HOUSE STABLES PRIORY STREET 01/08/1986 II 12 392054 174027 NUMBER 29 AND ATTACHED WALLS 29 LANGLEY ROAD 22/06/1978 II 13 391646 168497 THE VILLAGE HALL EAST STREET 07/01/1987 II 14 392145 173107 NUMBER 19 AND ATTACHED BRICK WALL 19 TIMBER STREET 22/06/1978 II 15 391158 169387 STABLE RANGE, GATEPIERS AND WALL AT NOTTON LODGE 07/01/1987 II 16 387206 170309 BARCLAYS BANK 16 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 17 392421 172908 02‐Dec LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 18 387361 168280 RIDGE HOUSE 01/08/1986 II 19 390328 163872 7 AND 9 CHURCH WALK 29/09/1950 II 20 392651 168181 THE OLD BREWERY HOUSE AND ATTACHED PREMISES BEWLEY LANE 07/01/1987 II 21 390368 163797 34 AND 34A CHURCH STREET 29/09/1950 II 22 394070 164612 SANDRIDGE TOWER SANDRIDGE HILL 13/02/1985 II 23 390111 165745 GAZEBO AND GARDEN WALLS TO REAR OF BEANACRE 13/02/1985 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL ABOUT 3 METRES NORTH WEST 24 390304 163752 OF FOX MEMORIAL IN CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 25 391637 168466 4 AND 5 EAST STREET 20/12/1960 II 26 387342 170744 BARN IN ESTATE YARD 01/08/1986 II 27 392393 173113 23 AND 24 COMMON SLIP 22/06/1978 II FALSTAFF VILLAS AND ATTACHED FRONT WALLS AND GATE 28 391462 173820 PIERS 39 AND 40 MARSHFIELD ROAD 22/06/1978 II 29 393895 168126 WALLS TO WALLED GARDEN AT BOWDEN PARK BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II HAYWARD MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 10 METRES NORTH OF NORTH EAST ANGLE OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH 30 387444 170566 OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 31 390472 163436 53 AND 55 KING STREET 29/09/1950 II 32 389094 173058 CHIVERLINS FARMHOUSE DERRIADS LANE 09/12/1985 II 33 391449 164381 8 CHURCH LANE 13/02/1985 II 34 392662 172493 133‐145 WOOD LANE 22/06/1978 II 35 387427 168076 RIDGE COTTAGES 03‐May 01/08/1986 II 36 392352 172963 23 AND 24 THE CAUSEWAY 19/10/1979 II 37 387116 170285 17 AND 19 PICKWICK ROAD 20/12/1960 II 38 390465 163916 19 BANK STREET 13/02/1985 II 39 389098 165408 OLD BREWERY HOUSE BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II REDMAN MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 13 40 390310 163743 METRES NORTH OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 6 41 390264 163734 METRES WEST OF TOWER OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 42 391442 173786 52‐67 MARSHFIELD ROAD 22/06/1978 II 43 388608 170396 SUMMERHOUSE IN WALLED GARDEN OF OLD HOUSE 20/12/1960 II 44 396924 167194 MILESTONE ON NORTH SIDE ABOUT 200 METRES EAST OF CALNE ROAD 03/04/1987 II 45 396950 165368 NO 28 THE POUND 03/04/1987 II 46 387186 170212 9 STATION ROAD 01/08/1986 II 47 387250 170556 THE OLD BANK HOUSE 61 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 48 390442 164053 SHURNHOLD HOUSE 18 BATH ROAD 29/09/1950 II 49 387196 170365 15 AND 17 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 50 390358 163880 22 CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 51 388981 171865 CHEQUERS FARMHOUSE THE CHEQUERS 01/08/1986 II 52 390502 163790 24A AND 24B HIGH STREET 29/09/1950 II 53 396486 165540 IVY COTTAGE 61 HORSEPOOL 03/04/1987 II 54 387166 170292 5 AND 5A HIGH STREET 01/12/1972 II HICKS MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 2 METRES EAST 55 396329 165186 OF EAST END OF CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II POCOCK MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1 METRE EAST OF S. GUY MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH AISLE DOOR OF 56 387428 170580 CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 57 387204 170326 18‐22 HIGH STREET 01/12/1972 II 58 391580 168404 LACOCK STORES 12 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 59 391361 173811 OAK LODGE AND ATTACHED YARD WALLS BRISTOL ROAD 22/06/1978 II 60 396494 168070 COPSE COTTAGE 13 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 61 388102 165616 46 AND 47 FOLLY LANE 13/02/1985 II 62 387210 170794 6 BENCES LANE 19/12/1980 II MELSOME MONUMENT ABOUT 6 METRES EAST SOUTH EAST OF ISAAC MONUMENT AT NORTH EAST ANGLE OF 63 387459 170614 CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 64 391655 168420 THE RED LION INN HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 65 391535 168636 4 CHAPEL HILL 15/12/1972 II 66 386227 168086 THE PLOUGH LOCKS CROSS 15/11/1985 II 67 388668 166032 THE MALT HOUSE 122 FIRST LANE 13/02/1985 II 68 391523 168426 THE WAR MEMORIAL WEST STREET 07/01/1987 II 69 391918 169132 REY BRIDGE 20/12/1960 II 70 396374 165282 THE GREYHOUND INN HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 71 387332 170588 THE COACH HOUSE 01/08/1986 II 72 392346 173170 46, 47 AND 49 ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II 73 389203 171658 OLD ROAD COTTAGE 9 THE CHEQUERS 01/08/1986 II 74 388424 168372 14 AND 15 VELLEY HILL 01/08/1986 II 75 387210 170344 26 AND 28 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 76 387242 170458 ROWAN HOUSE 46 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 77 396569 167781 23 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 78 387251 170225 SOUTH PLACE 1 LACOCK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 79 387316 170722 WORKSHOP RANGE ON SOUTH SIDE OF ESTATE YARD 01/08/1986 II 80 387394 169791 12 POUND PILL 01/08/1986 II 81 390221 167894 BARN AT WICK FARM WICK LANE 20/12/1960 II* 82 392149 173243 69 AND 70 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 83 391552 168464 NO 14 (GROVE HOUSE) AND BARN ATTACHED 14 WEST STREET 20/12/1960 II ISAAC MONUMENT ABOUT 4 METRES SOUTH OF NORTH BOUNDARY WALL, IN NORTH EAST ANGLE OF CHURCHYARD 84 387452 170616 OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 2 METRES SOUTH EAST OF J. CHANTER MONUMENT, NORTH EAST OF NORTH EAST ANGLE OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF 85 387449 170561 ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II NUMBERS 26, 28 AND 30 AND ATTACHED FRONT WALLS AND 86 392032 174070 GATE PIERS 26, 28 AND 30 LANGLEY ROAD 22/06/1978 II 87 388552 165992 LAGARD HOUSE FIRST LANE 13/02/1985 II 88 389184 168244 ATTWOOD FARMHOUSE 16 01/08/1986 II 89 392274 173040 NUMBER 11 AND ATTACHED FRONT WALLS AND GATE PIERS 11 THE CAUSEWAY 16/09/1996 II J. CHANTER MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1 METRE EAST OF M. CHANTER MONUMENT NORTH EAST OF NORTH 90 387448 170562 AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II NUMBER 6, 7 AND 8, YARFORD (NUMBER 8) INCLUDING GATE 91 392259 173089 PIERS 6, 7 AND 8 THE CAUSEWAY 23/03/1976 II 92 390460 163882 11 BANK STREET 29/07/1969 II 93 389125 170746 EASTON FARMHOUSE 01/08/1986 II 94 393859 167879 MILESTONE SOUTH EAST OF CHURCH OF ST ANNE BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II 95 396359 165227 CHURCH HOUSE 26 HIGH STREET 19/03/1962 II 96 392042 173596 6 AND 7 MONKTON HILL 22/06/1978 II 97 394867 171158 THE LYSLEY ARMS LONDON ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II 98 391429 163305 GATEPIERS TO LEFT OF BOWERHILL LODGE FARMHOUSE LONG LEAZE LANE 13/02/1985 II 99 392286 173015 NUMBER 13 AND ATTACHED FRONT WALLS AND GATE PIERS 13 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 100 393758 167932 CHURCH OF ST ANNE BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II 101 391937 169938 HOME PARK 07/01/1987 II 102 391984 173309 2 AND 3 HIGH STREET 19/05/1977 II 103 387352 169794 15 POUND PILL 01/08/1986 II 104 398160 166970 WICK COTTAGE THE COMMON 31/07/1986 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 20 METRES NORTH OF NORTH AISLE DOOR OF CHURCH OF ST 105 387424 170577 BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 106 392149 173275 48 MARKET PLACE 25/04/1950 II 107 392126 173306 FORMER COACH HOUSE 19 CHAPEL LANE 22/06/1978 II 108 392237 173129 1 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 109 391958 173773 22 AND 23 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 110 393115 172521 164 LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 111 391512 168484 THE GEORGE INN WEST STREET 20/12/1960 II 112 396328 169785 BARN TO SOUTH EAST OF HOME FARMHOUSE 31/07/1986 II 113 390522 164036 EBENEZER STRICT BAPTIST CHAPEL UNION STREET 13/02/1985 II 114 396156 172219 OLD ABBEY FARMHOUSE 25/11/1987 II HUTTON MEMORIAL AGAINST EAST END OF CHURCH OF ST 115 390306 163722 MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 116 390376 164147 BRIDGE OVER RIVER AVON BATH ROAD 29/09/1950 II 117 391851 168460 THE COLUMNS, NORTH OF DRIVE TO LACOCK ABBEY 07/01/1987 II 118 387234 170429 NOS 42 AND 42A AND COTTAGE TO REAR OF NO 42 42 AND 42A HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 119 391874 173316 AVON BRIDGE HOUSE BATH ROAD 22/06/1978 II 120 387273 170528 78 AND 78A HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 121 390567 163860 LOWBOURNE PLACE 16,18,20,22 LOWBOURNE 13/02/1985 II 122 397396 169978 LAUNDRY COTTAGE AND GATES 31/07/1986 II 123 391726 165618 GRANARY TO FRONT OF FOREST FARMHOUSE WOODROW ROAD 13/02/1985 II 124 392052 173336 LLOYDS BANK 29 HIGH STREET 22/06/1978 II 125 390306 165958 THE WALNUTS 13/02/1985 II 126 391645 168592 11 AND 12 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 127 390442 163574 9,11,13,15 MARKET PLACE 15/04/1982 II 128 389086 170572 BARN TO SOUTH WEST OF EASTON COURT FARMHOUSE 01/08/1986 II 129 388032 167882 BOYDS FARMHOUSE CHAPEL KNAPP 01/08/1986 II 130 391642 168442 CHAMBERLAIN'S HOUSE 1 EAST STREET 20/12/1960 II 131 396207 165155 3 CHURCH HILL 03/04/1987 II 132 387731 166400 151 AND 152 WEST HILL 13/02/1985 II WALLS TO WALLED GARDEN AND GARDENER'S HOUSE 133 387332 170886 ATTACHED 01/08/1986 II 134 387049 168790 LITTLE LYPIATT FARMHOUSE ROUGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 135 391572 173769 NUMBER 30 AND ATTACHED WALLS AND PIERS 30 MARSHFILED ROAD 22/06/1978 II 136 388322 168640 03‐May SILVER STREET 01/08/1986 II 137 397252 168888 CUFFS CORNER 31/07/1986 II ROW OF 4 CHEST TOMBS APPROXIMATELY 3 METRES TO 138 392294 173241 NORTH EAST OF CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 16/09/1996 II 139 389388 166695 WESTLANDS FARMHOUSE WESTLANDS LANE 13/02/1985 II 140 392342 173182 50 ST MARY STREET 25/04/1950 II 141 396978 171875 STUDLEY HOUSE FARM STUDLEY LANE 31/07/1986 II 142 391526 168568 TOWN BRIDGE CANTAX HILL 20/12/1960 II 143 388735 168348 7 AND 8 LANES END 01/08/1986 II GROUP OF 7 CHEST TOMBS APPROXIMATELY 3 METRES 144 392290 173197 SOUTH EAST OF SOUTH DOOR OF CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 16/09/1996 II 145 396464 168126 JASMINE COTTAGE 9 10 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 146 387395 167819 BARN AT POND CLOSE FARM 01/08/1986 II 147 392199 173178 STAFFORD HOUSE 16 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II TERRACES BALUSTRADES AND STEPS TO SOUTH AND EAST OF 148 397488 169911 BOWOOD HOUSE 31/07/1986 II 149 390444 163741 3 CHURCH STREET 13/02/1985 II 150 396522 168201 NUTHILLS FARMHOUSE DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II MILESTONE ON WEST SIDE ABOUT 150 METRES NORTH EAST 151 398396 168063 OF LANE TO BROADS LANE A3102 31/07/1986 II GROUP OF SEVEN MONUMENTS IN CHURCHYARD SOUTH OF PATHWAY SOUTH OF SOUTH EAST CHAPEL OF CHURCH OF ST 152 396316 165163 NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 153 391929 173985 CHURCH OF ST PAUL AND ATTACHED WALLS, GATES AND GREENWAY LANE 22/06/1978 II* HULBERT MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 4 METRES SOUTH OF SOUTH DOOR OF TOWER OF CHURCH OF ST 154 387423 170530 BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 155 388011 166178 SLADE'S FARMHOUSE 13/02/1985 II 156 391629 173716 81 AND 82 MARSHFIELD ROAD 22/06/1978 II 157 391892 169185 HILL COTTAGE 7 REYBRIDGE 07/01/1987 II 158 392593 172730 84 LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 159 396331 165175 CHURCHYARD WALL, GATES AND WAR MEMORIAL HIGH STREET 19/03/1962 II 160 389007 170445 PORCH TO EASTON HOUSE 01/08/1986 II 161 388609 170361 THE OLD HOUSE 20/12/1960 II 162 390318 165832 BEANACRE FARMHOUSE 13/02/1985 II 163 389004 170656 SPARROWS BARTON 01/08/1986 II 164 392050 174113 3 AND 4 THE HAMLET 22/06/1978 II 165 397427 170130 WALLED GARDEN TO NORTH OF BOWOOD HOUSE 31/07/1986 II 166 387455 164422 GIFFORD HALL 13/11/1962 II* 167 390266 165763 141 AND 142 13/02/1985 II 168 387198 170437 1 POST OFFICE LANE 01/08/1986 II 169 395531 163254 ROWDE CROFT FARMHOUSE DURLETT ROAD 09/01/1980 II 170 388542 170350 3 07/09/1993 II 171 392137 173276 50 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 7 172 390263 163736 METRES WEST OF TOWER OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 173 391887 173445 CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB 36 FOGHAMSHIRE 22/06/1978 II 174 392536 168151 THE OLD COACHING HOUSE 8 THE WHARF 07/01/1987 II 175 387209 170422 MIDLAND BANK 25 AND 27 HIGH STREET 01/12/1972 II 176 391519 168437 2 WEST STREET 20/12/1960 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT ABOUT 13 METRES SOUTH WEST 177 391685 168557 OF TOWER OF CHURCH OF ST CYRIAC CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II 178 391493 168577 THE SURGERY CANTAX HILL 07/01/1987 II 179 387389 170857 THE BRADFORD PORCH IN GARDEN TO REAR OF BATH HOUSE 01/08/1986 II 180 391607 165346 WOODROW HOUSE FARMHOUSE WOODROW ROAD 13/02/1985 II 181 390339 163884 11,13,15 CHURCH WALK 29/09/1950 II 182 391903 173709 THE SQUIRE RESTAURANT 16 AND 17 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 183 391891 169326 11 REYBRIDGE 07/01/1987 II 184 389085 168256 COURT HOUSE 9 01/08/1986 II MILESTONE ABOUT 25 METRES SOUTH EAST OF GATE 185 393626 172300 FARMHOUSE LONDON ROAD 25/11/1987 II 186 392702 168268 THE OLD MALTHOUSE BEWLEY LANE 07/01/1987 II 187 392400 173128 37 COMMON SLIP 22/06/1978 II 188 397046 165379 POUND HOUSE 39 THE POUND 03/04/1987 II 189 391846 173676 46 AND 47 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 190 392276 173248 ST ANDREWS CHURCH HALL AND ATTACHED WALL ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II 191 387214 170441 CORSHAM PARISH COUNCIL OFFICES WITH RAILINGS 31 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 192 396269 170904 CHRIST CHURCH CHURCH ROAD 31/07/1986 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 6 193 390286 163747 METRES NORTH OF NAVE OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 194 392080 173262 15 AND 16 HIGH STREET 22/06/1978 II 195 391623 168530 12 EAST STREET 20/12/1960 II 196 391703 168624 THE TANYARD 01‐Mar CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II 197 396961 167545 HOLLY TREE FARMHOUSE BACK LANE 31/07/1986 II 198 391739 168596 20 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 199 387326 170558 ETHELRED HOUSE 6 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 200 391951 173533 01‐Jul ST MARY'S PLACE 07/12/1993 II 201 395163 170895 10 11 12 13 OLD DERRY HILL 31/07/1986 II 202 391787 173830 26A PARK LANE 22/06/1978 II 203 388853 166230 209 CORSHAM ROAD 13/02/1985 II 204 389043 170600 BARN TO SOUTH OF EASTON COURT FARMHOUSE 01/08/1986 II 205 393613 172326 GATE FARMHOUSE 25/11/1987 II 206 397204 167082 BELL FARMHOUSE HEDDINGTON ROAD 31/07/1986 II 207 395611 170602 22 23 OLD DERRY HILL 31/07/1986 II 208 391834 173448 31 AND 32 FOGHAMSHIRE 22/06/1978 II TWO MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD CLOSE TO SOUTH 209 396304 165162 BOUNDARY WALL, SOUTH OF CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 210 387216 170786 2 AND 3 BENCES LANE 19/12/1980 II 211 391864 173502 THE BLACK HORSE PUBLIC HOUSE 62 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 212 387245 170613 THE OLD FIRE STATION PRIORY STREET 01/08/1986 II 213 387247 170540 57 AND 57A HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 214 391774 172123 STABLE AT ROWDEN FARM ROWDEN LANE 16/06/1986 II 215 391630 162493 WOOLMORE FARMHOUSE 13/02/1985 II* 216 391945 173528 NUMBERS 1‐7 (CONSECUTIVE) AND RUSKIN COTTAGE 01‐Jul ST MARYS PLACE 07/12/1993 II OUTBUILDING ON NORTH SIDE OF STABLE YARD AT NOTTON 217 391155 169405 LODGE 07/01/1987 II 218 390909 170945 SHOWELL FARMHOUSE CHIPPENHAM ROAD 20/12/1960 II 219 387216 170362 32 AND 34 HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 220 387192 170222 03‐Jul STATION ROAD 01/08/1986 II 221 393108 168055 WEST LODGES AND GATES TO BOWDEN PARK BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 16 222 391719 168549 METRES SOUTH OF CHANCEL OF CHURCH OF ST CYRIAC CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II 223 392401 173010 1 AND 2 THE BUTTS 16/09/1996 II 224 392210 173164 18 AND 20 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II MORGAN MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 7 METRES 225 387436 170534 SOUTH OF SOUTH EAST ANGLE OF CHURCH OF CHURCH SQUARE 01/07/1986 II 226 388598 168428 STONECROFT LANES END 01/08/1986 II CHIPPENHAM STATION, ENTRANCE BUILDING AND ATTACHED 227 392086 173719 PLATFORM CANOPIES COCKLEBURY ROAD 22/06/1978 II 228 387202 171366 14 AND 15 01/08/1986 II 229 390251 167906 DOVECOTE AT WICK FARM WICK LANE 20/12/1960 II BROOME MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1 METRE EAST OF HAYWARD MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH EAST 230 387446 170565 ANGLE OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 231 392292 173077 43 THE CAUSEWAY 16/09/1996 II 232 392147 173252 54 AND 55 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 233 394739 171426 HILL VIEW LONDON ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II REYNOLDS MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD BY WEST BOUNDARY WALL, ABOUT 41 METRES NORTH OF NORTH 234 387416 170600 WEST END OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 235 396237 165153 2 AND 3 THE CHANTRY 19/03/1962 II 236 392321 173014 33 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 237 386930 168995 OUTBUILDING TO SOUTH EAST OF GREAT LYPIATT 01/08/1986 II 238 393103 167942 7 BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II TAYLER MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1 METRE 239 396306 165178 SOUTH OF SOUTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 240 390453 163513 QUAKER COTTAGE 10 KING STREET 29/09/1950 II 241 395238 170825 DERRY HILL FARMHOUSE OLD DERRY HILL 31/07/1986 II 242 391707 168470 MANOR FARMHOUSE HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 243 391548 168518 10 WEST STREET 20/12/1960 II 244 391658 168566 KING JOHN'S HUNTING LODGE 21 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 245 392244 169088 REYBRIDGE HOUSE 07/01/1987 II 246 387660 168143 LILAC COTTAGE MONKS LANE 01/08/1986 II 247 393835 168316 STABLE BLOCK AT BOWDEN PARK BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II 248 391902 173443 19 THE BRIDGE 22/06/1978 II 249 395651 170494 MAGNA COTTAGE 24 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 250 390355 163874 VINE HOUSE 16 CHURCH WALK 29/09/1950 II 251 392336 169038 31‐33 REYBRIDGE 07/01/1987 II 252 391491 168636 3 CANTAX HILL 07/01/1987 II 253 395645 170620 HILLTOP 21 OLD DERRY HILL 31/07/1986 II 254 387185 171339 THE CROSS KEYS INN 01/08/1986 II 255 392529 172748 87‐105 LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 256 387291 170756 TIMBER STORE ON WEST SIDE OF ESTATE YARD 01/08/1986 II 257 391455 168632 05‐Jul CANTAX HILL 17/05/1984 II 258 387366 170079 SUMMERHOUSE IN GARDEN OF NO 1A (COTSDALE) POUND PILL 01/08/1986 II 259 397489 169511 CASCADE AT SOUTH WEST END OF LAKE 31/07/1986 II 260 391554 168557 THE CORNER HOUSE 2 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 261 392046 173298 7 HIGH STREET 22/06/1978 II 262 387394 170859 THE BATH HOUSE 20/12/1960 I 263 390377 163903 YORK GUEST HOUSE 26A AND 28 CHURCH WALK 29/09/1950 II 264 392579 168012 WHARF COTTAGE THE WHARF 07/01/1987 II NO 14 (THE PORCH HOUSE), WITH COTTAGE AND GARAGE 265 391545 168406 RANGE TO EAST 14 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 266 396506 168054 OLD WELL COTTAGE 15 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 267 392190 173210 62 AND 63 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 268 389000 170440 EASTON HOUSE 20/12/1960 II* 269 386515 165985 140 141 BATH ROAD 29/01/1988 II 270 396132 163350 OLD DURLETT DURLETT ROAD 03/04/1987 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 5 METRES NORTH NORTH EAST OF GODDARD MONUMENT 271 387444 170595 NORTH OF NORTH TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II SWEATMAN MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 3 METRES SOUTH OF CHURCHYARD NORTH WALL, NORTH OF NORTH 272 387438 170622 TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 273 390667 163963 17 LOWBOURNE 13/02/1985 II 274 398031 168336 COWAGE COTTAGES A3102 31/07/1986 II 275 391879 173756 NUMBER 37 AND ATTACHED WALLS AND GATE PIERS 37 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 276 391145 169908 18 AND 19 NOTTON 07/01/1987 II 277 387252 170546 59 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 278 386605 165977 146 BATH ROAD 29/01/1988 II 279 391634 168440 22 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 280 390346 163684 GATE PIERS TO NORTH ENTRANCE OF MELKSHAM HOUSE PLACE ROAD 13/02/1985 II 281 396346 165169 Dec‐16 HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 282 391900 173350 BANK HOUSE BATH ROAD 22/06/1978 II 283 391622 168581 8 AND 8A CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 9 284 390306 163741 METRES NORTH OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 285 387241 170215 K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK LACOCK ROAD 16/03/1992 II 286 397747 168812 BRIDGE ON ESTATE DRIVE EAST OF POND TAIL LODGE 31/07/1986 II 287 393787 168237 GUEST HOUSE AT BOWDEN PARK BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II 288 387293 170567 CORSHAM POST OFFICE 84 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 289 392154 173239 68 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 290 396177 166052 FORECOURT WALLS AND GATE PIERS AT NONSUCH HOUSE 19/03/1962 II 291 387839 165817 60 FOLLY LANE 13/02/1985 II 292 392141 173313 FORMER MILL BUILDING EMERY LANE 22/06/1978 II 293 387323 170657 110 AND 112 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 294 390387 166108 127 13/02/1985 II 295 391890 169255 8 REYBRIDGE 07/01/1987 II 296 390446 163503 NATIONAL SPIRITUALIST CHURCH KING STREET 29/09/1950 II 297 393438 164810 STABLES AT SANDRIDGE PARK SANDRIDGE HILL 22/03/1977 II 298 391047 169571 STABLE AND COACH HOUSE TO SOUTH OF NO 5 07/01/1987 II 299 391656 168458 TITHE BARN AT MANOR FARM HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 I 300 391603 168572 7 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 301 387068 170669 THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND PRIORY STREET 01/08/1986 II DUNSDON AND HULBERT MONUMENTS IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1.5 METRES NORTH EAST OF BREWER MONUMENT, SOUTH OF SOUTH EAST ANGLE OF SOUTH AISLE OF CHURCH 302 387441 170534 OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 303 387666 168523 7 MONKS LANE 20/12/1960 II 304 391610 168440 19 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II WEST MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 5 METRES SOUTH EAST OF S. NEALE MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH 305 387425 170594 AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 306 396818 165428 NO 13 THE POUND 03/04/1987 II STABLE TO THE OLD VICARAGE AND ATTACHED WALL AND 307 392313 173255 OUTBUILDING ST MARY STREET 16/09/1996 II 308 391685 168433 BARN TO EAST OF TITHE BARN AT MANOR FARM HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 309 396576 168279 NORTHEND COTTAGE 6 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II NEWMAN MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 4 METRES NORTH EAST OF GODDARD MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH 310 387447 170592 EAST CHAPEL OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 311 396419 168193 LOAF COTTAGE 2 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 312 386907 168965 BARN TO SOUTH OF GREAT LYPIATT FARMHOUSE 01/07/1986 II 313 391640 168561 THE CARPENTERS ARMS CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 314 391520 168671 CHURCH OF ST STEPHEN (UNITED REFORMED AND CHAPEL HILL 07/01/1987 II 315 387284 170673 81 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 316 390435 163642 31 MARKET PLACE 13/02/1985 II 317 387316 170543 4 AND 5 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II M. CHANTER MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD, ABOUT 2 METRES SOUTH OF BROOME MONUMENT, NORTH EAST OF 318 387446 170563 NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 319 392297 173062 NUMBER 41 AND ATTACHED WALL AND GATE PIER 41 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 320 390444 163410 42 KING STREET 13/02/1985 II 321 392077 173281 12 HIGH STREET 22/06/1978 II 322 396353 165152 ENTRANCE GATES AND PIERS TO VILLAGE CEMETERY NEW ROAD 03/04/1987 II 323 396623 165529 WEAVERS COTTAGE HORSEPOOL 03/04/1987 II 324 391852 173691 44 AND 45 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 325 391512 168496 5 WEST STREET 20/12/1960 II 326 387308 170561 07‐Oct CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 327 388353 170398 LAKE HOUSE 20/12/1960 II 328 387266 170595 67 HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 329 391817 173448 28‐30 FOGHAMSHIRE 22/06/1978 II 330 390496 163756 16 HIGH STREET 13/02/1985 II 331 387340 170575 THE SHAM RUIN 01/08/1986 II* 332 397600 170984 LODGE PIERS AND RAILINGS TO RUMSEY HOUSE LONDON ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II 333 397935 170868 76 77 LONDON ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II 334 388672 170526 ROSE AND UNICORN HOUSE 11 01/08/1986 II 335 391620 168415 6 AND 7 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II RUTTY MEMORIAL ABOUT 34 METRES FROM SOUTH EAST 336 390288 163682 CORNER OF LADY CHAPEL OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 337 392104 173085 35 GLADSTONE ROAD 22/06/1978 II 338 388496 170407 BARN AT PARK FARM 01/10/1970 II 339 391421 162827 401 AND 402 13/02/1985 II 340 389718 169170 BYDE MILL FARMHOUSE BYDE MILL LANE 01/08/1986 II 341 387202 170396 21 HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 342 397950 164916 79 NETHERSTREET 03/04/1987 II 343 392144 173247 71 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 344 391466 169059 WHITE HALL FARMHOUSE MONS LANE 20/12/1960 II 345 391570 168451 LACOCK PRIMARY SCHOOL HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 346 388495 168048 CHAPEL KNAPP FARMHOUSE CHAPEL KNAPP 01/08/1986 II 347 390319 166049 CHURCH OF ST BARNABAS 13/02/1985 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1 METRE NORTH OF G. NEALE MONUMENT NORTH OF NORTH 348 387419 170602 WEST END OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 349 396251 166102 OUTBUILDING AT NONSUCH HOUSE 19/03/1962 II 350 392339 172987 29 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 351 396646 167736 CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS BACK LANE 31/07/1986 II 352 389198 164987 GARDEN WALLS AND REAR GATE PIERS AT SHAW HOUSE BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II 353 392549 172767 THE ROYAL OAK 76 LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 354 391983 173974 CLIFT COTTAGE 13 LANGLEY ROAD 22/06/1978 II 355 392265 170154 GARDEN BALUSTRADING TO SOUTH OF LACKHAM HOUSE 07/01/1987 II 356 398099 166939 WICK FARMHOUSE THE COMMON 31/07/1986 II STABLE BLOCK AND ATTACHED WALLS AND GATE PIERS TO ST 357 392322 173150 MARY HOUSE (NUMBER 15) ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II WATSON MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 8 METRES 358 390282 163713 SOUTH OF LADY CHAPEL OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 359 387981 172339 STOWELLS FARMHOUSE ALLINGTON LANE 01/08/1986 II FRONT AND MAIN REAR RANGE OF ST ANDREWS HOSPITAL 360 391291 172642 AND ATTACHED WALLS ROWDEN HILL 22/06/1978 II 361 391640 168514 18 EAST STREET 07/01/1987 II 362 391568 168543 28 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 363 391722 168619 DRYING SHED IN TANYARD CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II 364 391236 172683 NUMBER 51 AND ATTACHED WALLS AND GATE PIERS 51 ROWDEN HILL 22/06/1978 II 365 387299 170642 77 HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 13 METRES NORTH OF GODDARD MONUMENT, NORTH OF 366 387445 170605 NORTH TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 367 390429 163634 TOWN HALL MARKET PLACE 29/09/1950 II 368 391494 173776 K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK ADJACENT TO NUMBER 69 MARSHFIELD ROAD 18/05/1989 II 369 389893 169172 NEW FARMHOUSE CORSHAM ROAD 07/01/1987 II 370 391622 168550 14 EAST STREET 20/12/1960 II 371 391931 174084 NUMBERS 11‐17 (ODD) AND ATTACHED FRONT WALLS Nov‐17 GREENWAY LANE 22/06/1978 II 372 387222 170247 STABLE RANGE TO NORTH EAST OF THE METHUEN ARMS HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 373 388956 171904 MYNTE FARMHOUSE THE CHEQUERS 01/08/1986 II 374 395722 170205 MILESTONE OPPOSITE NUMBER 31 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 375 392761 172578 THE PACK HORSE AND ATTACHED STABLE BLOCK 104 LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 376 388940 171930 BARN AT MYNTE FARMHOUSE AND ATTACHED STALLS THE CHEQUERS 01/08/1986 II 377 393766 167981 THE CONDUIT HOUSE BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II* 378 391865 169063 DISUSED COTTAGE TO SOUTH OF NO 1 REYBRIDGE 07/01/1987 II 379 389872 167588 BARN AT CATRIDGE FARM WICK LANE 07/01/1987 II 380 388602 170495 6 01/08/1986 II 381 390328 163847 6,8,10 CHURCH WALK 29/09/1950 II 382 392696 172639 88‐94 LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 383 387358 170548 GATEPIERS AT EAST END OF CHURCH STREET CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 384 388810 166110 MULTUM IN PARVO CORSHAM ROAD 13/02/1985 II 385 391390 173219 LOWDEN MANOR LOWDEN HILL 22/06/1978 II 386 390473 163873 PREMISES OCCUPIED BY GA EDWARDS FAR EAST TRADING 7 AND 9 BANK STREET 29/09/1950 II 387 391363 173797 OAK COTTAGE AND LITTLE OAK BRISTOL ROAD 22/06/1978 II THE OLD BAKEHOUSE TO REAR OF NUMBER 3 (NUMBER 3 388 392109 173234 NOT INCLUDED) MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II HARRIS MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 23 METRES 389 390318 163752 NORTH OF CHANCEL OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 390 388433 168393 VELLEY HOUSE 18 VELLEY HILL 01/08/1986 II STABLE, GARDEN WALL AND GATE PIERS TO NUMBER 55 ( 391 392291 173300 THE GROVE) ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II 392 390487 163734 12 HIGH STREET 13/02/1985 II 393 397788 169713 LAKESIDE COTTAGE 20/12/1960 II 394 392546 168029 MEAD FARMHOUSE THE WHARF 07/01/1987 II 395 387238 170216 K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK (NO 715569) SOUTH PLACE 14/02/1989 II 396 395479 165411 WESTBROOK HOUSE 19/03/1962 II 397 396461 166535 MANOR FARMHOUSE 03/04/1987 II 398 395536 165591 125 22/10/1974 II 399 391714 168709 2 NETHERCOTE HILL 07/01/1987 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 13 400 390293 163753 METRES NORTH OF PORCH OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 401 391601 168441 18A HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 402 390461 163738 11 HIGH STREET 29/09/1950 II 403 390383 163787 26 CHURCH STREET 13/02/1985 II 404 387272 170580 K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK IMMEDIATELY EAST OF TOWN HALL HIGH STREET 10/08/1995 II 405 387588 170187 SOUTH BANK FARMHOUSE LACOCK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 406 391945 173714 2 AND 3 UNION ROAD 22/06/1978 II 407 396121 169422 THE MAUSOLEUM 20/12/1960 I FORMER BRITISH SCHOOL, NOW PART OF CORSHAM 408 387290 170038 PRIMARY SCHOOL POUND PILL 01/08/1986 II 409 386769 168948 LYPIATT COTTAGES 4 01/08/1986 II CHIPPENHAM STATION, FORMER BRITISH RAIL OFFICE IN THE 410 392039 173674 CAR PARK COCKLEBURY ROAD 22/06/1978 II 411 392455 172801 47 AND 49 LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 412 390342 173465 NUMBERS 30 AND 32 AND ATTACHED GARDEN WALL 30 AND 32 FROGWELL 22/06/1978 II 413 390340 165664 BEECHFIELD HOUSE 05/06/1979 II 414 391897 173804 31 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 415 392205 173172 17 AND 17A MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 3 416 390298 163740 METRES NORTH OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 417 389049 170009 THE ROEBUCK INN 20/12/1960 II 418 391591 168439 18 HIGH STREET 07/01/1987 II 419 392370 172965 SPINKES PRINTING WORKS 22 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 420 391625 168494 8 EAST STREET 20/12/1960 II GROUP OF 4 CHEST TOMBS APPROXIMATELY 20 METRES TO 421 392309 173194 SOUTH EAST OF CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 16/09/1996 II 422 387397 168276 STABLE RANGE AT RIDGE HOUSE 01/08/1986 II 423 390466 163937 29 BANK STREET 13/02/1985 II 424 392023 174108 1 AND 2 THE HAMLET 22/06/1978 II 425 386574 165980 142 143 BATH ROAD 29/01/1988 II 426 391663 168591 THE RED HOUSE 13 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 427 391016 169680 ARUM COTTAGE 10 NOTTON 07/01/1987 II 428 389458 165114 ENTRANCE GATE PIERS TO DRIVE OF SHAW HOUSE BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II GROUP OF 5 CHEST TOMBS CLOSE TO SOUTH WALL OF 429 392291 173204 SOUTH CHAPEL OF CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 16/09/1996 II FENNELL MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 7 METRES WEST SOUTH WEST OF SOUTH WEST ANGLE OF CHURCH OF 430 396284 165178 ST NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 431 387065 170260 THE MANSION HOUSE (CORSHAM YOUTH CENTRE) PICKWICK ROAD 20/12/1960 II 432 391893 173791 NUMBER 32 AND ATTACHED WALLS AND GATE PIERS 32 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 433 392366 173035 44 AND 45 THE BUTTS 22/06/1978 II 434 389111 168336 24 01/08/1986 II 435 392238 173280 5 AND 6ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II 436 387612 170198 BARN RANGE TO EAST OF SOUTH BANK FARMHOUSE LACOCK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 437 390221 164294 THE RED LION PUBLIC HOUSE 1 AND 3 THE CITY 29/07/1969 II TOWNSEND MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHAYARD ABOUT 12 438 390279 163752 METRES NORTH OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II CROOK MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 9 METRES 439 390273 163745 TO NORTH WEST OF TOWER OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II TWO MONUMENTS ABOUT 9 METRES WEST OF SOUTH AISLE 440 391687 168563 OF CHURCH OF ST CYRIAC CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II 441 391958 173793 OLD ROAD TAVERN 1 OLD ROAD 22/06/1978 II 442 392041 173301 6 HIGH STREET 25/04/1950 II TWO MONUMENTS WEST OF CHURCHYARD PATH, SOUTH OF 443 396291 165168 SOUTH WEST ANGLE OF CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 444 391839 173447 33 FOGHAMSHIRE 22/06/1978 II 445 390496 163745 14 HIGH STREET 13/02/1985 II MILSOM MONUMENT AT NORTH EAST CORNER OF 446 387457 170617 CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II GATES PIERS, GATES AND FRONT WALL AND RAILINGS TO THE 447 389208 165321 OLD MALTHOUSE BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II 448 391538 168570 BRIDGE HOUSE 1 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 449 392243 173117 3 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 450 391311 172763 ST MARGARETS CONVENT AND ATTACHED WALLS ROWDEN HILL 22/06/1978 II 451 392180 173179 THE BEAR HOTEL 12 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 452 387289 170611 MAYO FOUNTAIN HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 453 390563 163526 8,10,12,14 SPA ROAD 29/09/1950 II 454 386774 170503 87 PICKWICK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 455 390642 163866 28A,30,32 LOWBOURNE 13/02/1985 II 456 387999 171593 THE FOLLY FARMHOUSE, BARN AND STABLE CHIPPENHAM ROAD 01/08/1986 II 457 392380 172930 20 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 458 387403 169607 PROSPECT LODGE 7 PROSPECT 01/08/1986 II 459 390067 167752 WICK FARMHOUSE WICK LANE 20/12/1960 II 460 388578 170457 PARK FARMHOUSE 01/08/1986 II 461 387225 170492 35 AND 37 HIGH STREET 01/12/1972 II AUST MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 6 METRES NORTH NORTH WEST OF GODDARD MONUMENT, NORTH OF 462 387440 170601 TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 463 391356 164450 CHURCH OF ST ANDREW CHURCH LANE 13/02/1985 II 464 389602 164732 40 AND 42 BATH ROAD 29/07/1969 II WINTER MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 5 METRES 465 390310 163733 NORTH OF CHANCEL OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 466 387686 168555 6 MONKS LANE 01/08/1986 II WALLS AND GATES TO EACH SIDE OF SOUTH GARDEN AT 467 387421 170618 CORSHAM COURT 20/12/1960 II 468 396421 168235 THE GEORGE INN DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II WILLIAM SALTER MEMORIAL ABOUT 3 METRES SOUTH OF 469 390301 163771 NORTH GATES TO CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II GROUP OF SEVEN MONUMENTS IN CHURCHYARD SOUTH OF 470 391704 168545 SOUTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST CYRIAC CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II 471 392340 172980 27 AND 28 THE CAUSEWAY 25/04/1950 II 472 392542 168094 SADDLER'S GREEN 7 THE WHARF 07/01/1987 II 473 388787 165769 74 SCHOOL LANE 13/02/1985 II 474 390233 165721 145,146,147 13/02/1985 II 475 396520 168042 WELL HOUSE TO SOUTH EAST OF NUMBER 15 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 476 392390 172921 THE THREE CROWNS PUBLIC HOUSE 18 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 477 397517 170948 THE COACH HOUSE LONDON ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II 478 387081 170706 SPRING GARDENS AND BARN ATTACHED 01‐Jun PRIORY STREET 01/08/1986 II MAGGS MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 35 METRES FROM SOUTH EAST CORNER OF LADY CHAPEL OF CHURCH OF 479 390287 163681 ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 480 393347 169316 NAISH HILL FARMHOUSE NAISH HILL 31/07/1986 II NUMBERS 9 AND 10 AND ATTACHED FRONT WALLS AND 481 392265 173055 GATE PIERS 9 AND 10 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 482 391446 173261 GATE PIERS AND WALLS TO LOWDEN MANOR LOWDEN HILL 22/06/1978 II 483 391618 168440 20 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 484 392302 173050 38 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 485 389894 167604 CATRIDGE FARMHOUSE WICK LANE 07/01/1987 II 486 388420 168410 OUTBUILDING TO NORTH WEST OF NO 19 (VELLEY COTTAGE) VELLEY HILL 01/08/1986 II 487 387274 170603 69 HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 488 387391 169841 8 AND 9 POUND PILL 20/12/1960 II 489 390399 163750 19,21,23 CHURCH STREET 13/02/1985 II 490 386907 169013 GREAT LYPIATT FARMHOUSE 20/12/1960 II 491 390468 163409 TAMAREE 59 KING STREET 13/02/1985 II 492 387917 163667 THE FOX AND HOUNDS THE STREET 29/01/1988 II NEWMAN MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 12 493 390259 163735 METRES WEST OF TOWER OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 494 390329 163773 3 CANON SQUARE 29/07/1969 II 495 388553 170411 WESTROP HOUSE 01/08/1986 II 496 392124 173068 1 WOOD LANE 22/06/1978 II 497 390386 164092 23,25,27 BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II 498 397855 167811 WHETHAM FARMHOUSE A3102 31/07/1986 II 499 396611 167756 WANS COTTAGE BACK LANE 31/07/1986 II 500 390665 163957 15,15A,15B LOWBOURNE 13/02/1985 II GATE PIERS AND GATES INTO CHURCHYD OF CHURCH OF ST 501 390310 163702 MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS PLACE ROAD 13/02/1985 II TWO UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENTS 1 METRE APART, ABOUT 502 391694 168555 14 METRES SOUTH OF TOWER OF CHURCH OF ST CYRIAC CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II 503 391697 173201 THE IVY LONGHOUSE AND THE IVY STABLES BATH ROAD 25/04/1950 II* 504 390603 163512 18 AND 20 SPA ROAD 29/09/1950 II 505 391536 168492 12 AND 12A WEST STREET 20/12/1960 II 506 389086 170679 6 01/08/1986 II 507 387254 170497 THE ROYAL OAK INN HIGH STREET 01/12/1972 II 508 388845 168281 1 CHAPEL HILL 01/08/1986 II 509 392556 173294 MONKTON HOUSE SADLERS MEAD 25/04/1950 II TOWNSEND MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 9 METRES 510 387415 170533 SOUTH OF SOUTH PORCH OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 511 387188 170286 8 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 512 387488 164217 BROUGHTON GIFFORD STRICT BAPTIST CHAPEL 29/01/1988 II 513 387214 170351 30 HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II BRUGES MONUMENT ANA RAILED ENCLOSURE AGAINST 514 390276 163724 SOUTH WALL OF SOUTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 515 390458 163536 6 KING STREET 13/02/1985 II GREEN MEMORIAL ABOUT 7 METRES SOUTH OF NORTH 516 390301 163768 GATES TO CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 517 392374 172889 NUMBER 1 AND ATTACHED WALL TO THE LEFT 1 LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 518 392436 172959 NUMBER 21 AND ATTACHED WALLS AND GATE 21 THE BUTTS 22/06/1978 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 8 519 390262 163735 METRES WEST OF TOWER OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 520 397983 170288 THE HERMITS CAVE AT NORTH END OF LAKE 31/07/1986 II 521 392268 173136 TUDOR HOUSE 53 THE CAUSEWAY 25/04/1950 II GAZEBO IN GARDENS TO LEFT OF SHAW HOUSE ENTRANCE 522 389254 164974 FRONT BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II GARDEN GATE PIERS, GATES AND FRONT WALLS TO 523 390079 165717 BEANACRE MANOR 13/02/1985 II 524 391586 168411 11 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 4 525 390299 163744 METRES NORTH OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 526 392624 172702 78 LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 527 392274 173325 THE GROVE 55 ST MARY STREET 25/04/1950 II HARRIS MEMORIAL ABOUT 10 METRES SOUTH OF NORTH 528 390306 163764 GATES TO CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 529 390478 163472 39 KING STREET 29/09/1950 II GROUP OF THREE MONUMENTS NORTH OF TOWER OF 530 396311 165197 CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 531 396390 170953 57 CHURCH ROAD 31/07/1986 II 532 391955 173823 THE NEW INN 25 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 533 391885 169126 5 AND 6 REYBRIDGE 07/01/1987 II 534 395068 170985 4 5 OLD DERRY HILL 31/07/1986 II 535 392328 173140 16 ST MARY STREET 25/04/1950 II* 536 388997 170471 Oct‐13 20/12/1960 II 537 387269 170598 69A HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II ROW OF 5 CHEST TOMBS APPROXIMATELY 2 METRES TO EAST 538 392304 173225 OF CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 16/09/1997 II 539 396426 163589 DURLETT FARMHOUSE DURLETT ROAD 03/04/1987 II 540 392359 172954 22A THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 541 387156 171240 02‐Apr 01/08/1986 II 542 387897 168897 10 THE LINLEYS 01/08/1986 II 543 391516 168460 3 WEST STREET 20/12/1960 II TUCKER MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 11 METRES SOUTH OF SOUTH EAST CHAPEL DOOR OF CHURCH OF ST 544 396322 165168 NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 545 397563 170944 RUMSEY HOUSE LONDON ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II 546 389145 168266 14 01/08/1986 II 547 392294 172869 8 AND 10 WOOD LANE 22/06/1978 II 548 392132 173104 OLD BAKE HOUSE 21 TIMBER STREET 22/06/1978 II GROUP OF 7 CHEST TOMBS IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF 549 392270 173227 CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 16/09/1996 II 550 390373 163885 26 CHURCH WALK 29/09/1950 II 551 391445 163311 BOWERHILL LODGE FARMHOUSE LONG LEAZE LANE 13/02/1985 II 552 386101 168089 PITS FARMHOUSE WADSWICK LANE 01/08/1986 II 553 392334 172992 30 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II SPRINGFORD MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1 554 390301 163738 METRE NORTH OF CHANCEL OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 555 390675 171685 PATTERDOWN FARMHOUSE 01/08/1986 II 556 390288 163732 CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 29/09/1950 II* 557 387290 170629 71 AND 73 HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 558 394831 171343 MILESTONE OPPOSITE UPPER COTTAGE LONDON ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II 559 388415 170194 MILESTONE TO WEST OF LADBROOK LANE JUNCTION LACOCK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 560 391609 168413 8 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 561 391515 168616 2 CANTAX HILL 15/12/1972 II 562 390344 163890 17 CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 563 390200 164286 BAPTIST CHURCH OLD BROUGHTON ROAD 29/09/1950 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 4 METRES SOUTH OF M. HULBERT MONUMENT SOUTH EAST OF 564 387443 170524 CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 565 392314 173168 ST MARY HOUSE 15 ST MARY STREET 25/04/1950 II* 566 391912 173488 1 AND 2 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 567 387731 168976 04‐Jun THE LINLEYS 01/08/1986 II 568 386783 165963 GORDANO FARM BATH ROAD 13/11/1962 II 569 397759 170977 RUMSEY FARMHOUSE LONDON ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II 570 387186 170280 6 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II THREE MONUMENTS IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 25 METRES 571 391724 168539 SOUTH OF CHANCEL OF CHRUCH OF ST CYRIAC CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II TWO BOLLARDS 30 METRES TO SOUTH WEST OF SOUTH 572 392272 173159 PORCH OF CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 573 391959 173108 26 WESTMEAD LANE 22/06/1978 II 574 390492 163729 MELKSHAM UNITED CHURCH HIGH STREET 13/02/1985 II 575 392378 173128 41 ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II 576 387208 170337 BARNETT BROS 24 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 577 392284 170182 LACKHAM HOUSE 07/01/1987 II 578 394728 171532 FOREST GATE FARMHOUSE AND BARN LONDON ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II 579 386809 170752 OSMANTHUS HOUSE 102 PRIORY STREET 01/08/1986 II 580 390438 163656 53 AND 55 HIGH STREET 29/09/1950 II 581 387165 168130 BARN AND GRANARY AT RIDGE SIDE FARM 01/08/1986 II 582 388658 166029 120 FIRST LANE 13/02/1985 II 583 387574 163979 HOLLYBROOK HOUSE WITH FRONT RAILINGS THE STREET 29/01/1988 II 584 396174 170448 QUEENWOOD 31/07/1986 II 585 392187 169382 REY MILL HOUSE REYBRIDGE 07/01/1987 II 586 391483 173774 68 MARSHFIELD ROAD 22/06/1978 II 587 391037 170229 FRONT LODGE, LACKHAM COLLEGE CHIPPENHAM ROAD 07/01/1987 II 588 394880 172567 MIDDLE FARMHOUSE STANLEY LANE 25/11/1987 II 589 388928 171909 CARTSHED AND LOFT AT MYNTE FARM THE CHEQUERS 01/08/1986 II 590 394490 164705 SANDRIDGE LODGE SANDRIDGE HILL 13/02/1985 II 591 396893 171533 GREENSTEAD 108 NORLEY LANE 31/07/1986 II NUMBER 12A AND ATTACHED RUBBLE STONE WALL TO THE 592 392275 173297 SOUTH EAST 12A ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II 593 387191 170230 1 STATION ROAD 01/08/1986 II 594 390163 165105 HALFWAY FARMHOUSE 1,2,3 BEANACRE ROAD 29/09/1950 II G. NEALE MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1 METRE NORTH OF S. NEALE MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH WEST 595 387420 170603 END OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 596 391893 169085 4 REYBRIDGE 20/12/1960 II 597 392230 173274 4ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II 598 387217 170379 PARKSIDE 36 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 599 392315 173027 36 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 600 389415 170227 COACH HOUSE AT THINGLEY COURT FARM 01/08/1986 II 601 391731 173199 THE IVY AND THE IVY WEST WING BATH ROAD 25/04/1950 I 602 392193 173184 14 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 603 386667 165975 NOS 150 AND 151 WITH FRONT RAILINGS AND GATE 150 151 BATH ROAD 29/01/1988 II 604 396510 168097 12 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 605 391549 168434 15‐17 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 606 392262 173337 UNITED REFORM CHURCH AND FORMER MINISTERS HOUSE EMERY LANE 22/06/1978 II 607 390382 166097 129 AND 130 13/02/1985 II 608 390478 163515 13 AND 15 KING STREET 13/02/1985 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL IN THE ABOUT 25 METRES 609 390316 163755 NORTH OF CHANCEL OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 610 389083 168284 GASTARD COURT FARMHOUSE 20/12/1960 II 611 396196 166036 NONSUCH HOUSE 19/03/1962 II* 612 389004 163375 FRYING PAN FARMHOUSE MELKSHAM LANE 29/01/1988 II CHEST TOMB APPROXIMATELY 10 METRES SOUTH WEST OF 613 392278 173189 SOUTH PORCH OF CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 16/09/1996 II 614 391506 168647 SUNDAWN 2 CHAPEL HILL 07/01/1987 II 615 392504 167960 STRODE HOUSE THE WHARF 07/01/1987 II 616 393070 172527 154 AND 156 LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 617 387956 168910 AVILLS FARMHOUSE 11 THE LINLEYS 01/08/1986 II 618 390944 170930 BARN TO SOUTH EAST OF SHOWELL FARMHOUSE CHIPPENHAM ROAD 20/12/1960 II 619 393343 172427 ENTRANCE WALLS AND PIERS, CHIPPENHAM CEMETERY LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 620 391815 173588 RAILWAY VIADUCT NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II* 621 392265 173296 12 ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II BRAKSPEAR MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 4 METRES FROM EAST BOUNDARY WALL EAST OF SOUTH AISLE OF 622 387479 170526 CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 623 389059 171591 GATEPIERS AT NORTH EAST ENTRANCE TO CORSHAM PARK THE CHEQUERS 20/12/1960 II* 624 395198 170923 WELL HOUSE OLD DERRY HILL 31/07/1986 II 625 392183 173234 THE YELDE HALL AND THE COUNCIL CHAMBER MARKET PLACE 25/04/1950 I 626 392332 172998 31 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 627 387141 171324 THE LODGE 6 01/08/1986 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 9 METRES SOUTH OF TOWNSEND MONUMENT SOUTH OF 628 387412 170524 PORCH OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 629 397876 167903 BARN AT WHETHAM FARM A3102 31/07/1986 II 630 392712 169063 HOLLY COTTAGE NAISH HILL 07/01/1987 II 631 387415 170684 CORSHAM COURT 20/12/1960 I GODDARD MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 30 METRES NORTH OF NORTH EAST ANGLE OF NORTH TRANSEPT OF 632 387440 170590 CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 633 392559 164450 BLACKMORE HOUSE SANDRIDGE COMMON 13/02/1985 II 634 387221 170475 33 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 635 390491 163708 4,4A,6 HIGH STREET 13/02/1985 II 636 387415 164404 OLD FARMHOUSE 29/01/1988 II 637 390323 163820 4 AND 6 CANON SQUARE 29/09/1950 II 638 387270 170222 SOUTH PLACE 4 LACOCK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 639 391959 166575 QUEENFIELD FARMHOUSE LOWER WOODROW 13/02/1985 II 640 392095 173298 22 AND 23 HIGH STREET 22/06/1978 II STABLE, OUTBUILDINGS AND ATTACHED WALL TO THE REAR 641 391381 173797 (EAST) OF OAK LODGE BRISTOL ROAD 16/09/1996 II 642 391525 168399 K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK (TELEPHONE NUMBER 0249 73317) MELKSHAM ROAD 07/01/1987 II 643 392801 173922 COCKLEBURY FARMHOUSE COCKLEBURY LANE 20/10/1975 II 644 387239 170445 44 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 645 390424 163612 GATE PIERS AND GATES TO NO 27 (MELKSHAM HOUSE) MARKET PLACE 13/02/1985 II 646 395397 165449 THE CROSS 03/04/1987 II 647 389606 164657 SHURNHOLD FARMHOUSE 65 BATH ROAD 29/09/1950 II 648 388341 166180 WHTLEY FARMHOUSE FIRST LANE 13/02/1985 II 649 392216 173236 NUMBERS 38 AND 39 AND ATTACHED WALL 38 AND 39 MARKET PLACE 25/04/1950 II 650 391626 168439 21 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 651 396678 167570 WANS HOUSE SANDY LANE 19/03/1962 II 652 390427 163316 CONIGRE FARM HOTEL SEMINGTON ROAD 29/09/1950 II 653 388468 168476 CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST LANES END 01/08/1986 II 654 391513 168508 6 AND 7 WEST STREET 20/12/1960 II 655 391660 173387 5 AND 6 IVY LANE 22/06/1978 II 656 393731 168235 BOWDEN PARK BOWDEN HILL 20/12/1960 I 657 391881 169227 PIGEON HOUSE TO SOUTH OF NO 8 REYBRIDGE 07/01/1987 II 658 395718 166604 FORMER CHURCH OF SAINT MARY 14/01/1981 II 659 390310 163862 3 CHURCH WALK 29/09/1950 II GATE PIERS AND GATES WITH OVERTHROW TO NORTH SIDE 660 390297 163774 OF CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 661 387202 170616 THE PRIORY PRIORY STREET 20/12/1960 II 662 388195 166406 PEAR TREE INN 13/02/1985 II SAMSON MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 9 METRES 663 396293 165200 NORTH OF WEST END OF CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 664 395742 170551 39 40 CHURCH ROAD 31/07/1986 II 665 387194 170798 8 AND 9 BENCES LANE 19/12/1980 II 666 392890 171886 ROOKS NEST FARMHOUSE FORSET LANE 16/09/1996 II 667 388795 165770 75 SCHOOL LANE 13/02/1985 II STABLE AND BARN RANGE TO SOUTH WEST OF WICK 668 390203 167881 FARMHOUSE WICK LANE 07/01/1987 II 669 390317 163866 5 CHURCH WALK 29/09/1950 II 670 397862 170889 75 LONDON ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II 671 392414 172938 15 AND 16 THE BUTTS 22/06/1978 II 672 392251 173106 5 THE CAUSEWAY 10/01/1977 II 673 387498 166253 186 187 29/01/1988 II 674 392350 173125 18 ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II* 675 392259 173290 11 ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II 676 388657 168416 BARN AT LANES END FARM LANES END 01/08/1986 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 6 677 390291 163746 METRES NORTH OF PORCH OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 678 392206 173291 64 AND 65 ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II 679 390044 165718 STABLES AT BEANACRE MANOR 13/02/1985 II 680 395675 172603 MILL BUILDING AT STANLEY MILL 25/11/1987 II WILLIAMSON MEMORIAL IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 10 METRES 681 390286 163708 SOUTH OF LADY CHAPEL OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 682 391484 173768 THE COTTAGE 70 MARSHFIELD ROAD 22/06/1978 II 683 390154 165076 GAZEBO IN GARDEN OF NO 5 HALFWAY FARMHOUSE BEANACRE ROAD 13/02/1985 II 684 390456 163525 8 KING STREET 13/02/1985 II MANLEY MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 4 METRES EAST OF POCOCK MONUMENT, ABOUT 19 METRES NORTH OF 685 387432 170579 NORTH TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 686 396422 170930 STUDLEY LODGE OLD ROAD 31/07/1986 II 687 389253 165302 227 BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II 688 386206 167143 NESTON PARK ATWORTH LANE 20/12/1960 II* 689 392033 173343 NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK AND ATTACHED WALLS 30 HIGH STREET 22/06/1978 II REAR GATEPIERS AND WALL EXTENDING SOUTH EAST TO NO 112 HIGH STREET AND NORTH WEST TO END WALL OF 690 387311 170705 TIMBER STORE IN ESTATE YARD 01/08/1986 II 691 389000 170700 SMITHFIELD COTTAGES 01‐Mar 01/08/1986 II 692 392208 173201 WAR MEMORIAL MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 693 389389 170211 THINGLEY COURT FARMHOUSE 20/12/1960 II 694 387228 170508 45‐9 HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 695 391989 173537 METHODIST CHURCH AND ATTACHED WALLS AND PIERS MONKTON HILL 22/06/1978 II 696 390594 163516 16 SPA ROAD 29/09/1950 II 697 390373 165664 STABLES AT BEECHFIELD HOUSE 05/06/1979 II K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK ADJACENT TO CHIPPENHAM RAILWAY 698 392078 173708 STATION COCKLEBURY ROAD 16/09/1996 II 699 390347 164230 GATE PIERS, GATES AND RAILINGS TO FONT OF AVON HOUSE BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II 700 395630 170608 STABLE BLOCK TO REAR OF LANSDOWNE ARMS CHURCH ROAD 31/07/1986 II BEAVEN CHEST TOMB IN RAILED ENCLOSURE ABOUT 9 701 390277 163744 METRES NORTH OF TOWER OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 702 392068 174115 5 AND 6 THE HAMLET 22/06/1978 II 703 388980 170416 COACH HOUSE AT EASTON HOUSE 20/12/1960 II 704 390621 168533 THATCH COTTAGE WICK LANE 07/01/1987 II 705 390470 163420 57 KING STREET 29/09/1950 II 706 393919 167569 BOWDEN HILL HOUSE BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II 707 391863 173733 NUMBER 38, 39 AND 40 AND ATTACHED WALLS AND GATE 38, 39 AND 40 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 708 388987 170439 OUTBUILDING TO WEST OF EASTON HOUSE 20/12/1960 II 709 390226 163672 THE GRANGE 8 CANON SQUARE 29/07/1969 II 710 391075 169587 NO 5 (NOTTON COTTAGE) AND SCREEN WALLS TO ROAD 5 20/12/1960 II VERONA VILLAS AND ATTACHED FRONT WALLS AND GATE 711 391474 173815 PIERS 37 AND 38 MARSHFIELD ROAD 22/06/1978 II 712 391567 168409 12A HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 713 389066 170635 EASTON COURT FARMHOUSE 01/08/1986 II NUMBER 41, 42, AND 43 AND ATTACHED WALLS AND GATE 714 391859 173710 PIERS 41, 42 AND 43 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II THREE MONUMENTS IN CHURCHYARD ADJACENT TO SOUTH 715 391720 168564 WALL OF CHANCEL OF CHURCH OF ST CYRIAC CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 12 METRES SOUTH OF SWEATMAN MONUMENT NORTH OF 716 387435 170609 NORTH TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II MOUNTING BLOCK TO RIGHT OF FARM ENTRANCE OF 717 388331 166208 WHTLEY FARMHOUSE FIRST LANE 13/02/1985 II 718 390320 163839 4 CHURCH WALK 29/07/1969 II 719 393446 173136 HARDEN'S FARMHOUSE HARDEN'S LANE 25/11/1987 II 720 387723 168627 1 AND 2 MONKS LANE 01/08/1986 II 721 395656 172611 STANLEY MILL 25/11/1987 II THE ESTATE YARD AT BOWOOD HOUSE WITH ATTACHED 722 397408 169954 LODGE AND GATES 31/07/1986 II 723 389656 168484 SANDPIT FARMHOUSE 01/08/1986 II 724 390323 163841 ST MICHAELS COURT 6,7,8,9,10 CHURCH WALK 29/09/1950 II SUMMERHOUSE AND GARDEN WALLS TO GARDEN EAST OF 725 387266 170658 IVY HOUSE PRIORY STREET 01/08/1986 II 726 391639 168586 10 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 727 398434 166985 MARSH END FARMHOUSE THE COMMON 31/07/1986 II 728 392154 173037 BAGATELLE COTTAGE AND ATTACHED WALL TO THE REAR 3 WOOD LANE 22/06/1978 II 729 391640 168452 2 AND 3 EAST STREET 20/12/1960 II 730 396553 167846 19 20 21 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 731 391057 169673 07‐Sep NOTTON 20/12/1960 II 732 390365 163884 24 CHURCH WALK 29/09/1950 II 733 390460 172342 THE PHEASANT PUBLIC HOUSE BATH ROAD 22/06/1978 II 734 391880 169083 1 REYBRIDGE 20/12/1960 II 735 387694 168035 MONKS PARK COTTAGES 2 01/08/1986 II 736 391743 169467 CUCKOO BUSH FARMHOUSE REYBRIDGE 07/01/1987 II 737 391578 168436 VILLAGE CROSS IN SCHOOLYARD HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 738 395748 166629 PARK COTTAGE 86 19/03/1962 II 739 387263 170208 SOUTH PLACE 3 LACOCK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 740 387397 170543 GATEPIERS TO CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 741 387269 170021 FORMER COUNTY PRIMARY SCHOOL POUND PILL 05/01/1998 II WILKINS MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 10 METRES SOUTH OF SOUTH WEST ANGLE OF TRANCEPT OF CHURCH OF 742 396307 165168 ST NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 743 390856 172527 RAILWAY BRIDGE OVER BATH ROAD BATH ROAD 22/06/1978 II 744 397591 164694 ROSE COTTAGE WITH BARN 43 SAINT EDITH'S MARSH 03/04/1987 II 745 392262 173150 26 MARKET PLACE 16/09/1996 II 746 392212 173297 63 ST MARY STREET 25/04/1950 II 747 390475 163909 MELKSHAM CONSERVATIVE CLUB 17 BANK STREET 29/09/1950 II 748 396470 168187 HORSEPRIDE WELL DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 749 387258 170637 IVY HOUSE 2 PRIORY STREET 20/12/1960 II* 750 392005 173558 MONKTON COTTAGE MONKTON HILL 22/06/1978 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 9 METRES NORTH OF WASTFIELD MONUMENT, NORTH OF 751 387439 170617 NORTH TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 752 391059 169814 LITTLE NOTTON FARMHOUSE 16 NOTTON 20/12/1960 II 753 390912 170925 GRANARY TO SOUTH OF SHOWELL FARMHOUSE CHIPPENHAM ROAD 07/01/1987 II 754 390280 163592 MELKSHAM HOUSE 27 MARKET PLACE 13/02/1985 II OUTBUILDING AT MANOR FARM TO NORTH OF MANOR 755 391710 168506 FARMHOUSE HIGH STREET 07/01/1987 II 756 391638 168527 16 AND 17 EAST STREET 20/12/1960 II 757 391983 168370 SUNDIAL ON TERRACE SOUTH EAST OF LACOCK ABBEY 07/01/1987 II 758 387201 170389 ALEXANDER HOUSE 19 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 759 386489 167839 NESTON LODGE ATWORTH LANE 01/08/1986 II 760 392226 173304 NUMBER 61 AND ATTACHED REAR GARDEN WALLS 61 ST MARY STREET 25/04/1950 II* M. HULBERT MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 4 METRES SOUTH EAST OF EAST HULBERT MONUMENT, SOUTH EAST OF SOUTH EAST ANGLE OF SOUTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST 761 387444 170529 BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II FEILDING MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD EAST OF CHANCEL OF 762 391729 168571 CHURCH OF ST CYRIAC CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II 763 387175 170303 7 AND 9 HIGH STREET 01/12/1972 II 764 388495 168047 BARN AT CHAPEL KNAPP FARM CHAPEL KNAPP 01/08/1986 II 765 392109 173301 OLD BAPTIST CHAPEL CHAPEL LANE 25/04/1950 II* 766 391921 173740 19 AND 20 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II S. GUY MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 25 METRES NORTH OF NORTH AISLE DOOR OF CHURCH OF ST 767 CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 1.777777778 387425.35 768 392186 173180 13 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II LYNE MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 2 METRES NORTH WEST OF MARY GUY MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH AISLE 769 387426 170587 OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 770 390380 163924 25 CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 771 397926 168156 WHETHAM HOUSE A3102 31/07/1986 II 772 396206 166064 STABLE BLOCK AT NONSUCH HOUSE 19/03/1962 II 773 391931 173862 THE LITTLE GEORGE HOTEL NEW ROAD 16/09/1996 II 774 391631 168583 9 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 775 388348 170238 WESTROP LODGE LACOCK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 776 388901 165573 CHURCH FARMHOUSE BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II 777 395357 165414 THE COTTAGE 03/04/1987 II 778 397718 169874 THE BOATHOUSE 31/07/1986 II 779 397691 168791 POND TAIL LODGE AND GATES 31/07/1986 II 780 395690 170495 THE GOLDEN GATES CHURCH STREET 15/12/1972 II* 781 388954 170432 DOVECOTE AT EASTON HOUSE 20/12/1960 II* 782 387325 170176 THE HUNGERFORD ALMSHOUSES POUND PILL 01/08/1986 I 783 390436 163946 34 CHURCH WALK 29/09/1950 II ARNOLD MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1 METRE EAST OF REYNOLDS MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH WEST END OF 784 387418 170599 CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 785 396260 165247 COACH HOUSE TO SOUTH OF BATTLE HOUSE HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 22 786 387403 170526 METRES SOUTH OF SOUTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 787 392306 173042 37 THE CAUSEWAY 25/04/1950 II 788 389216 164994 SHAW HOUSE BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II 789 396421 168174 APPLE TREE COTTAGE 3 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL ABOUT 9 METRES SOUTH OF 790 390300 163765 NORTH GATES TO CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT ABOUT 8 METRES SOUTH WEST 791 391687 168560 OF TOWER OF CHURCH OF ST CYRIAC CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II 792 386934 168414 THE OLD WELL HOUSE ROUGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 793 396404 165421 27 HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 794 391564 168560 3 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 795 390503 163794 24,26,28 HIGH STREET 29/09/1950 II 796 387260 170356 GAZEBO TO REAR OF NO 36 (PARKSIDE) 36 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II* ENTRANCE GATE PIERS AND GATES TO DRIVE OF BEANACRE 797 390165 165689 MANOR 13/02/1985 II 798 395766 164998 COMMON FARMHOUSE THE COMMON 03/04/1987 II 799 387294 170635 75 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 800 396171 165971 GARDEN WALLS AND SUMMERHOUSE NONSUCH HOUSE WESTBROOK 19/03/1962 II 801 387761 168019 MONKS HOUSE STABLES 20/12/1960 II 802 392696 168282 COACH HOUSE TO THE OLD MALTHOUSE BEWLEY LANE 07/01/1987 II 803 391680 173812 Nov‐14 PARK LANE 16/09/1996 II 804 391686 168590 14‐16 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 805 391676 168661 THE PACKHORSE BRIDGE NETHERCOTE HILL 07/01/1987 II 806 395636 165704 126‐130 03/04/1987 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 18 METRES NORTH OF NORTH AISLE DOOR OF CHURCH OF ST 807 387423 170575 BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 808 389721 172808 DERRIADS FARMHOUSE DERRIADS LANE 09/12/1985 II 809 392225 172905 23 WOOD LANE 22/06/1978 II FIVE MONUMENTS SCATTERED IN SOUTH WEST ANGLE OF 810 391694 168536 CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST CYRIAC CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II 811 390469 163896 13 AND 15 BANK STREET 13/02/1985 II 812 397400 170100 KENNELS LODGE DEVIZES ROAD A342 31/07/1986 II 813 391589 168574 THE SIGN OF THE ANGEL 6 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 814 391547 168441 15 WEST STREET 20/12/1960 II 815 395326 169873 GRANARY AT LOXWELL FARM DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 816 392663 172480 147, 149 AND 151 WOOD LANE 22/06/1978 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 19 METRES NORTH OF NORTH AISLE DOOR OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW

817 CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 1.777777778 387423.404 CONDUIT HOUSE IN ARBORETUM TO NORTH OF KITCHEN 818 387313 170993 GARDENS 01/08/1986 II 819 395786 165786 LITTLE HEDGES 03/04/1987 II 820 390722 163428 36 AND 38 SPA ROAD 13/02/1985 II 821 390306 163777 11 CANON SQUARE 29/09/1950 II 822 387452 164393 GATE PIERS AND WALLS TO FRONT OF GIFFORD HALL 29/01/1988 II 823 387225 170524 51 AND 53 HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 824 396352 165186 18 HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 825 388598 170509 8 AND 9 01/08/1986 II 826 392335 173208 ZEALYS HOUSE 53 ST MARY STREET 25/04/1950 II* 827 387304 170142 THE PARISH ROOM POUND PILL 01/08/1986 II 828 390412 163700 2 AND 3 PLACE ROAD 13/02/1985 II 829 387304 170590 JOHNSON'S BAKERY 90 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 830 389022 169232 THINGLEY BRIDGE FARMHOUSE 04/10/1985 II FORD MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 2 METRES SOUTH EAST OF SOUTH EAST BUTTRESS OF SOUTH AISLE OF 831 387439 170538 CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II ROSE AND CROWN PUBLIC HOUSE AND ATTACHED STABLE 832 392210 173141 BLOCK 22 MARKET PLACE 25/04/1950 II* 833 392247 173110 4 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 834 387656 163845 30 THE STREET 29/01/1988 II 835 386644 165903 PROSPECT FARM 43 BATH ROAD 29/01/1988 II 836 386750 165959 THE WHITE HART BATH ROAD 29/01/1988 II MILES MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 13 METRES 837 390313 163742 NORTH OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 838 395705 170589 42 CHURCH ROAD 31/07/1986 II 839 397922 170219 THE DORIC TEMPLE 31/07/1986 II 840 397940 170311 CASCADE AND GROTTOES AT NORTH END OF LAKE 31/07/1986 II ARMSTRONG AND DICKINSON MONUMENTS IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 5 METRES NORTH EAST OF TODD MONUMENT, 841 387430 170612 NORTH OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 842 392427 173140 21 COMMON SLIP 22/06/1978 II 843 391541 168507 11 WEST STREET 20/12/1960 II 844 395368 172593 POUND FARMHOUSE 25/11/1987 II 845 398007 169638 LAGGUS FARMHOUSE AND COTTAGE 31/07/1986 II 846 387214 170760 PRIORY COTTAGE 1 BENCES LANE 19/12/1980 II 847 390510 163583 THE LIMES MARKET PLACE 29/09/1950 II 848 391607 173760 NUMBERS 28 AND 29 AND ATTACHED WALL AND GATE PIERS 28 AND 29 MARSHFIELD ROAD 22/06/1978 II GUY MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 3 METRES NORTH OF S. GUY MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH AISLE DOOR OF 849 387427 170583 CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 850 392158 173273 46 AND 47 MARKET PLACE 25/04/1950 II 851 387113 170319 CORSHAM UNITED REFORMED CHURCH PICKWICK ROAD 20/12/1960 II CHEST TOMB APPROXIMATELY 50 METRES TO SOUTH EAST 852 392288 173172 OF CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 16/09/1996 II 853 391590 168555 25 AND 26 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 854 391501 162681 409 AND 410 13/02/1985 II 855 393369 172406 TWO CHAPELS AND GATEWAY, CHIPPENHAM CEMETERY LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 856 392008 173322 4 AND 5 HIGH STREET 22/06/1978 II 857 387285 166082 178 29/01/1988 II 858 391594 168412 10 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 859 392429 172951 NUMBERS 19 AND 20 AND ATTACHED FRONT WALLS 19 AND 20 THE BUTTS 22/06/1978 II 860 392325 173006 32 THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 861 392262 173318 56 ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II 862 386995 168136 BARN AT RIDGE FARM 01/08/1986 II TODD MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 5 METRES EAST NORTH EAST OF COLE MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH AISLE 863 387425 170608 OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 864 391136 169425 NOTTON LODGE 20/12/1960 II 865 394566 170260 THE OLD FARMHOUSE NOCKETTS HILL 31/07/1986 II 866 386801 170715 DILL HOUSE 69 PRIORY STREET 01/08/1986 II 867 397050 171109 THE SOHO INN NEW ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II 868 392436 172811 ALBERT COTTAGES AND ATTACHED WALL AND GATE PIERS 43 AND 45 LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 869 394961 167097 SPYE PARK HOUSE WITH STABLES AND GATE PIERS 03/04/1987 II 870 392241 173182 JUBILEE BUILDING 32 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 871 395085 170952 7 OLD DERRY HILL 31/07/1986 II COLLETT MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 4 METRES NORTH OF NORTH WEST CORNER OF NORTH AISLE OF 872 390281 163742 CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 873 391907 173530 BAPTIST CHURCH AND ATTACHED WALLS AND PIERS STATION ROAD 22/06/1978 II 874 388481 166440 NORTHEY'S FARM 183 13/02/1985 II 875 395711 170574 43 44 CHURCH ROAD 31/07/1986 II 876 391636 168736 LOVERS' WALK 1 AND 2 NETHERCOTE HILL 07/01/1987 II 877 396954 171051 FROG HOLLOW 69 OLD ROAD 31/07/1986 II 878 391287 173137 81, 82 AND 83 LOWDEN 22/06/1978 II 879 395131 167283 THE GAME LARDER SOUTH EAST OF THE DEMOLISHED 03/04/1987 II 880 396308 169808 HOME FARMHOUSE 31/07/1986 II BREACH MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 12 METRES 881 390280 163708 SOUTH OF LADY CHAPEL OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 882 393348 172416 CARETAKERS COTTAGE, CHIPPENHAM CEMETERY LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 883 392432 172837 9 LONDON ROAD 22/06/1978 II 884 391357 168777 THE OLD RECTORY CANTAX HILL 07/01/1987 II 885 389108 168270 CONQUEST 11 01/08/1986 II 886 391901 173818 NUMBER 30 AND ATTACHED WALLS AND GATE PIERS 30 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 887 393160 165996 RHOTTERRIDGE FARMHOUSE LOWER WOODROW 13/02/1985 II THREE CHEST TOMBS APPROXIMATELY 24 METRES SOUTH 888 392266 173178 WEST OF CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 16/09/1996 II 889 396578 167845 22 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II HOWSE MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 2 METRES NORTH OF NORTH AISLE FIRST BUTTRESS OF CHURCH OF ST 890 387412 170566 BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II COLE MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 7 METRES NORTH OF REYNOLDS MONUMENT, BY WEST BOUNDARY WALL, 891 387419 170608 NORTH OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 892 395736 170522 38 CHURCH ROAD 31/07/1986 II 893 391543 168250 1 WEST STREET 20/12/1960 II 894 392251 173282 07‐Oct ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II TWO MONUMENTS IN CHURCHYARD BY PATH SOUTH OF 895 391713 168553 SOUTH TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST CYRIAC CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II COLLETT MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1 METRE NORTH OF NORTH AISLE FIRST BUTTRESS OF CHURCH OF ST 896 387412 170565 BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 897 395651 170571 THE LANSDOWNE ARMS INN CHURCH ROAD 31/07/1986 II 898 396664 165532 BAYNTUN COTTAGE 18 HORSEPOOL 03/04/1987 II 899 392261 173141 25A AND 25B MARKET PLACE 16/09/1996 II 900 390456 163675 GATE PIERS AT ENTRANCE TO PLACE ROAD MARKET PLACE 13/02/1985 II 901 387318 170762 GRANARY ADJOINING DOVECOTE IN ESTATE YARD 01/08/1986 II 902 391544 168211 THE FOLLY 1 FOLLY LANE 07/01/1987 II 903 390443 163950 36 CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 904 391748 173701 VINE COTTAGE 8 MARSHFIELD ROAD 22/06/1978 II 905 393906 169067 BARN RANGE AT BOWDEN PARK FARM NAISH HILL 07/01/1987 II 906 395670 164970 50 THE COMMON 03/04/1987 II 907 390496 166293 UPPER BEANACRE FARMHOUSE 13/02/1985 II 908 391030 169962 NOTTON HOUSE 19/09/1973 II 909 392047 174014 NUMBER 27 AND ATTACHED WALL 27 LANGLEY ROAD 22/06/1978 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 7 METRES NORTH OF WASTFIELD MONUMENT NORTH OF 910 387438 170614 NORTH TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II DANCY MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 2 METRES NORTH OF NORTH AISLE FIRST WINDOW OF CHURCH OF ST 911 387413 170565 BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II TERRACE WALL AND BALUSTRADE TO WEST AND SOUTH OF 912 393705 168225 BOWDEN PARK BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II 913 389823 172919 DERRIADS AND WALL ATTACHED TO REAR DERRIADS LANE 22/06/1978 II 914 392060 174102 OXFORD HOTEL 32 LANGLEY ROAD 22/06/1978 II 915 387316 170627 94‐100 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 916 387125 170232 COACH HOUSE TO WEST OF THE GROVE PICKWICK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 917 396205 164703 CROWHILL FARMHOUSE NEW ROAD 03/04/1987 II 918 392198 173284 66 ST MARY STREET 25/04/1950 II 919 391486 168597 CANTAX HOUSE AND FRONT GARDEN WALL CANTAX HILL 20/12/1960 II* MORTIMORES WEIGHBRIDGE OFFICE, CHIPPENHAM STATION 920 391997 173736 YARD OLD ROAD 22/06/1978 II 921 387165 170283 3 AND 3A HIGH STREET 01/12/1972 II 922 387392 170188 THE ROOKERY LACOCK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 923 387250 170473 52 HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II HAWKINS MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 12 METRES 924 387430 170527 SOUTH OF CHANCEL OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 925 388863 165720 CHRIST CHURCH CORSHAM ROAD 13/02/1985 II* CURNICK MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 45 926 390271 163675 METRES SOUTH OF LADY CHAPEL OF THE CHURCH OF ST CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 927 392360 173151 45 ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II ROWDEN FARMHOUSE WITH BARN, OUTBUILDINGS AND 928 391825 172091 GATEPIERS ATTACHED ROWDEN LANE 16/06/1986 II* BAYLY MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 8 METRES NORTH OF WASTFIELD MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH 929 387438 170616 TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 930 387302 170661 79 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 931 392238 173219 35 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 932 387320 170641 102 AND 104 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 933 391883 173764 NUMBERS 35 AND 36 AND ATTACHED WALLS AND GATE 35 AND 36 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II 934 387413 165632 THE HAYES BATH ROAD 29/01/1988 II 935 387028 168154 RIDGE FARMHOUSE AND WALLS TO FRONT GARDEN 20/12/1960 II 936 392217 173301 62 ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II 937 391603 168412 9 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 938 397940 164870 75 NETHERSTREET 03/04/1987 II 939 390385 163214 WEST END PUBLIC HOUSE AND GARDEN WALLS SEMINGTON ROAD 29/09/1950 II 940 392568 172744 80 AND 82 LONDON ROAD 16/09/1996 II 941 387759 168963 LITTLE LINLEYS 7 THE LINLEYS 01/08/1986 II 942 392326 173227 THE OLD VICARAGE AND ATTACHED RAILINGS 54 ST MARY STREET 25/04/1950 II* TURNER MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 45 METRES 943 390265 163678 SOUTH OF LADY CHAPEL OF THE CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II* 944 392337 173134 17 ST MARY STREET 28/06/1978 II 945 390372 163784 32 CHURCH STREET 13/02/1985 II GROUP OF FOUR MONUMENTS ADJACENT TO SOUTH EAST 946 396316 165176 CHAPEL OF CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 947 396332 165201 THE LOCK UP HIGH STREET 19/03/1962 II 948 396476 168085 11 DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 949 390462 163734 9 HIGH STREET 13/02/1985 II 950 390512 163980 4,5,6 UNION STREET 13/02/1985 II 951 387158 170246 WALL, PIERS AND GATES TO THE GROVE PICKWICK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 952 391651 173382 IVY COTTAGES 7 IVY LANE 22/06/1978 II 953 389192 165324 THE OLD MALTHOUSE BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II 954 389047 168213 BARN AT GASTARD COURT FARM 01/08/1986 II BREWER MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1 METRE EAST OF MORGAN MONUMENT SOUTH OF SOUTH EAST ANGLE OF 955 387438 170533 CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II ROW OF 5 CHEST TOMBS APPROXIMATELY 6 METRES SOUTH 956 392302 173215 EAST OF CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 16/09/1996 II 957 394508 172705 HITHER FARM COTTAGE STANLEY LANE 25/11/1987 II 958 392357 173112 19 ST MARY STREET 25/04/1950 II* 959 391611 168560 23 AND 24 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II WILTSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICES, COUNTY AND 960 392149 173174 MAGISTRATES COURT 9 AND 10 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II STABLE BLOCK AND OUTBUILDINGS TO SOUTH WEST OF THE 961 387138 170223 GROVE PICKWICK ROAD 20/12/1960 II 962 387321 170647 106 AND 108 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 963 397157 167119 THE BEAR HEDDINGTON ROAD 31/07/1986 II 964 389383 170230 BARN TO REAR OF THINGLEY COURT FARMHOUSE 01/08/1986 II 965 396465 168200 THE LODGE DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 966 390322 163773 7 AND 9 CANON SQUARE 29/09/1950 II 967 393364 167838 ARNOLDS FARMHOUSE BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II 968 392339 173199 THE WOODHOUSE 52 ST MARY STREET 25/04/1950 II* MILESTONE ABOUT 200 METRES SOUTH OF JUNCTION WITH 969 396034 168613 LANE TO REYBRIDGE DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II 970 390479 163836 1 BANK STREET 13/02/1985 II 971 388965 170518 9 01/08/1986 II 972 388315 166209 BARN AT WHTLEY FARMHOUSE FIRST LANE 13/02/1985 II WILTSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICES, COUNTY AND 973 392156 173160 MAGISTRATES COURT 11 MARKET PLACE 25/04/1950 II 974 387216 170387 38 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 975 386263 168051 1 CHAPEL LANE 01/08/1986 II 976 392223 168102 LACOCK BRIDGE 20/12/1960 II* UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1 977 387439 170543 METRE EAST OF SOUTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 978 390265 164263 THE UNICORN PUBLIC HOUSE 59 BATH ROAD 29/09/1950 II 979 392114 173288 20 HIGH STREET 22/06/1978 II 980 387402 169806 10 AND 11 POUND PILL 01/08/1986 II 981 390337 163816 2 CANON SQUARE 29/09/1950 II 982 394170 167938 SPYE ARCH LODGE BOWDEN HILL 19/03/1962 II* 983 391700 168479 OUTBUILDING TO REAR OF MANOR FARMHOUSE HIGH STREET 07/01/1987 II WALL, GATE PIERS, RAILINGS AND BOLLARDS TO 984 392304 173246 CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II M GUY MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 4 METRES NORTH OF S. GUY MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH AISLE 985 387427 170584 DOOR OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 986 392026 173295 NEW TOWN HALL AND NEELD HALL HIGH STREET 25/04/1950 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 1 METRE NORTH EAST OF J. CHANTER MONUMENT NORTH EAST OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW 987 CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 1.777777778 387449.673 988 390341 163904 19 AND 21 CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 989 391176 169891 20 AND 21 NOTTON 07/01/1987 II 990 393328 167899 APPLE TREE COTTAGE 15 BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II 991 391633 168416 02‐May HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 992 395902 165867 SLOPERTON COTTAGE 19/03/1962 II 993 387237 170225 OUTBUILDING TO EAST OF METHUEN ARMS HOTEL HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 994 392242 173235 36 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 7 METRES NORTH NORTH WEST OF GODDARD MONUMENT, 995 387440 170603 NORTH OF TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II GATE PIERS AND GARDEN WALLS TO FRONT OF WOODROW 996 391627 165324 HOUSE FARMHOUSE WOODROW ROAD 13/02/1985 II SIMS MEMORIAL ABOUT 9 METRES SOUTH OF NORTH GATES 997 390302 163767 TO CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II NALDER MEMORIAL ABOUT 0.5 METRES SOUTH OF SOUTH 998 390280 163723 AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 999 390654 168560 COTTAGE ADJACENT TO NO 4 FOLLY LANE WICK LANE 07/01/1987 II 1000 386162 168130 01‐Jul LOCKS CROSS 01/08/1986 II 1001 387377 170579 STABLES, RIDING SCHOOL AND SOUTH ENTRANCE ARCH 20/12/1960 II* 1002 391698 168706 1 NETHERCOTE HILL 07/01/1987 II 1003 395346 166638 THE OLD COTTAGE SILVER STREET 03/04/1987 II 1004 388804 166559 WHITLEY HOUSE 13/02/1985 II 1005 398019 165053 DARCY HOUSE 62 NETHERSTREET 03/04/1987 II 1006 396426 171641 TOP FARMHOUSE STUDLEY HILL 31/07/1986 II GROUP OF FIVE MONUMENTS AT SOUTH EAST CORNER OF 1007 396325 165165 CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 1008 390656 163866 34 LOWBOURNE 29/09/1950 II 1009 387818 165815 MINSTER HOUSE 59 FOLLY LANE 13/02/1985 II 1010 392238 173195 LONDON BUILDINGS AND WALL ATTACHED TO THE REAR 33 AND 34 MARKET PLACE 25/04/1950 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 3 METRES NORTH EAST OF S. NEALE MONUMENT, NORTH OF 1011 387425 170601 NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 1012 387249 170479 54 HIGH STREET 01/08/1986 II 1013 391890 173783 NUMBERS 33 AND 34 AND ATTACHED WALLS AND GATE 33 AND 34 NEW ROAD 22/06/1978 II MOORE MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD NORTH OF TOWER OF 1014 396315 165195 CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS HIGH STREET 03/04/1987 II 1015 387368 169812 16 AND 17 POUND PILL 01/08/1986 II 1016 387152 170840 10 BENCES LANE 01/08/1986 II 1017 390355 164276 AVON HOUSE BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II 1018 392299 173117 GAZEBO IN GROUNDS TO SOUTH WEST OF NUMBER 16 ST MARY STREET 22/06/1978 II 1019 397010 164296 LOWER HAWK ST FARMHOUSE HAWK STREET 03/04/1987 II 1020 390456 163548 2 KING STREET 13/02/1985 II 1021 394131 167948 EAST LODGE TO BOWDEN PARK BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II 1022 387079 170282 ENTRANCE WALL TO THE MANSION HOUSE PICKWICK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 1023 394818 170853 PEWSHAM HOUSE OLD DERRY HILL 31/07/1986 II 1024 391628 168504 09‐Nov EAST STREET 20/12/1960 II 1025 391575 168548 27 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II WASTFIELD MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 13 METRES SOUTH SOUTH EAST OF SWEATMAN MONUMENT NORTH OF 1026 387436 170608 NORTH TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 1027 387298 170186 FRONT WALL AND PIERS TO THE HUNGERFORD ALMSHOUSES POUND PILL 01/08/1986 II 1028 391546 173743 73 AND 74 MARSHFIELD ROAD 22/06/1978 II 1029 387352 170693 THE OLD LAUNDRY COTTAGE AND ATTACHED RANGE 01/08/1986 II 1030 396279 165286 BATTLE HOUSE HIGH STREET 19/03/1962 II* 1031 392299 173071 CAUSEWAY METHODIST CHURCH THE CAUSEWAY 22/06/1978 II 1032 386495 165918 56 57 BATH ROAD 29/01/1988 II 1033 387171 168169 RIDGE SIDE FARMHOUSE 01/08/1986 II 1034 397917 165020 NETHERFIELD 93 NETHERSTREET 03/04/1987 II 1035 387230 170193 CORSHAM FURTHER EDUCATION CENTRE LACOCK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 1036 389219 165039 STABLES AT SHAW HOUSE BATH ROAD 13/02/1985 II 1037 391492 168518 STABLE TO CANTAX HOUSE, TO REAR OF NOS 6 AND 7 WEST STREET 07/01/1987 II 1038 391949 168496 OUTBUILDING TO NORTH OF STABLE COURT AT LACOCK 07/01/1987 II 1039 388257 168651 6 AND 7 SILVER STREET 01/08/1986 II 1040 387308 170609 92, 92A AND 90A HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II* 1041 387154 170269 1 AND 3 PICKWICK ROAD 20/12/1960 II 1042 396265 165148 PORCH HOUSE 1 THE CHANTRY 19/03/1962 II 1043 389156 170768 BARN TO EAST OF EASTON FARMHOUSE 01/08/1986 II 1044 387288 170549 2 CHURCH STREET 01/12/1972 II 1045 388800 166559 BARN TO REAR OF WHITLEY HOUSE 13/02/1985 II 1046 391637 168537 15 EAST STREET 07/01/1987 II 1047 391801 173687 1 AND 2ST PAUL STREET 22/06/1978 II 1048 391571 168565 4 AND 5 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 1049 387263 170515 CHEVIOT HOUSE 76 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 1050 389031 170452 15 01/08/1986 II FOX MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD, ABOUT 13 METRES 1051 390305 163748 NORTH OF PORCH OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL ABOUT 10 METRES SOUTH OF 1052 390300 163764 NORTH GATES TO CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 1053 391831 174037 PARKLANDS 52 MALMESBURY ROAD 22/06/1978 II 1054 397598 164632 116 AND 118 SAINT EDITH'S MARSH 03/04/1987 II HULBERT MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD BY NORTH CHURCHYARD WALL ABOUT 26 METRES EAST OF SOUTH AISLE 1055 387462 170537 OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II GATES, GATE PIERS AND BOLLARDS APPROXIMATELY 20 1056 392239 173210 METRES NORTH WEST OF TOWER OF CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 1057 387188 170252 THE METHUEN ARMS HOTEL HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II ANGEL HOTEL AND MOTEL AND STABLES ATTACHED TO THE 1058 392135 173194 REAR 8 MARKET PLACE 25/04/1950 II* 1059 391697 165611 FOREST FARMHOUSE WOODROW ROAD 13/02/1985 II 1060 391621 168542 12A EAST STREET 20/12/1960 II 1061 393511 163130 TANHOUSE FARMHOUSE REDSTOCKS 13/02/1985 II 1062 391722 168797 3 AND 4 NETHERCOTE HILL 07/01/1987 II 1063 391770 172074 BARN AT ROWDEN FARM ROWDEN LANE 16/06/1986 II 1064 387280 170209 GATEPIERS TO SOUTH AVENUE OF CORSHAM COURT LACOCK ROAD 20/12/1960 II 1065 387297 170546 3 CHURCH STREET 01/12/1972 II THE FOX TALBOT MUSEUM AND ABBEY LODGE AND 1066 391745 168405 ENTRANCE GATES HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 1067 387407 169583 DUNSFORD HOUSE 9 PROSPECT 01/08/1986 II 1068 390319 163834 2 CHURCH WALK 29/07/1969 II 1069 390452 163654 K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK OUTSIDE CLARE HOUSE (NO 702871) MARKET PLACE 31/01/1989 II 1070 392247 173188 CARETAKERS COTTAGE TO JUBILEE BUILDING (NUMBER 32) MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 1071 391494 162728 THE GROVE 407 AND 408 13/02/1985 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 4 METRES EAST OF S. NEALE MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH 1072 387425 170598 AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 1073 391285 169037 MILESTONE AT JUNCTION WITH CORSHAM ROAD CHIPPENHAM ROAD 07/01/1987 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 7 1074 390285 163748 METRES NORTH OF NAVE OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 1075 391333 169907 26 AND 27 NOTTON 07/01/1987 II SHAUL MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 6 METRES 1076 390291 163748 NORTH OF PORCH OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT ABOUT 1 METRE SOUTH OF 1077 387118 170304 SOUTH WALL OF FORMER CORSHAM CONGREGATIONAL PICKWICK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 1078 387262 170579 TOWN HALL HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 1079 390082 165734 BEANACRE MANOR WITH DAIRY 13/02/1985 II* 1080 387255 170211 SOUTH PLACE 2 LACOCK ROAD 01/08/1986 II 1081 387272 170541 80 AND 82 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 1082 391429 162816 403 AND 404 13/02/1985 II 1083 387235 170402 THE VICARAGE 40 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 1084 390388 163756 25 CHURCH STREET 29/09/1950 II TUCKER MEMORIAL IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 3 METRES 1085 391696 168574 NORTH OF TOWER OF CHURCH OF ST CYRIAC CHURCH STREET 07/01/1987 II 1086 396529 171467 87 STUDLEY LANE 31/07/1986 II TAYLOR MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 3 METRES EAST OF TOWNSEND MONUMENT, SOUTH OF PORCH OF 1087 387419 170531 CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 1088 391555 168528 8 AND 9 WEST STREET 20/12/1960 II 1089 387192 170346 LLOYDS BANK 13 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 1090 387850 168709 MONKS FARMHOUSE MONKS LANE 20/12/1960 II GATE MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 4 METRES 1091 390282 163744 NORTH OF NAVE OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 1092 387278 170551 1 CHURCH STREET 20/12/1960 II 1093 390486 163686 THE KINGS ARMS HOTEL MARKET PLACE 29/09/1950 II 1094 390148 165811 BARN AT BEANACRE OLD MANOR 13/02/1985 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL ABOUT 2 METRES NORTH WEST 1095 390304 163750 OF FOX MEMORIAL IN CHURCHYARD OF CHURCH OF ST CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 1096 387163 170233 THE GROVE PICKWICK ROAD 20/12/1960 II* 1097 392043 173545 THREE GATE PIERS AT ENTRANCE MONKTON HOUSE MONKTON HILL 22/06/1978 II 1098 389780 169140 BYDE MILL BYDE MILL LANE 01/08/1986 II 1099 387008 170673 CORSHAM BAPTIST CHURCH PRIORY STREET 01/08/1986 II 1100 392174 173275 44 AND 45 MARKET PLACE 25/04/1950 II 1101 393862 169063 BOWDEN PARK FARMHOUSE NAISH HILL 20/12/1960 II 1102 387386 169899 6 AND 7 POUND PILL 01/08/1986 II 1103 387210 171043 CHELTENHAM COTTAGE 1 01/08/1986 II 1104 392405 172943 13 AND 14 THE BUTTS 22/06/1978 II 1105 389088 168302 COURT COTTAGE 26 AND 27 01/07/1986 II 1106 392630 168509 BEWLEY COURT BEWLEY LANE 20/12/1960 I BATCHELOR MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD ABOUT 5 METRES NORTH EAST OF NEWMAN MONUMENT, NORTH OF CHANCEL 1107 387452 170594 OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 1108 392407 173122 36 COMMON SLIP 22/06/1978 II 1109 393803 168096 THE GROTTO AT BOWDEN PARK BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II* 1110 392230 173140 23 AND 24 MARKET PLACE 22/06/1978 II 1111 387161 170275 1 HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 1112 391389 162846 399 AND 400 13/02/1985 II 1113 394224 168017 POWNEY'S COTTAGES 1 AND 2 BOWDEN HILL 03/04/1987 II 1114 390536 163630 RACHEL FOWLER CENTRE MARKET PLACE 29/09/1950 II 1115 391915 166620 QUEENFIELD FARMHOUSE LOWER WOODROW 13/02/1985 II 1116 395464 166661 CHURCH VIEW SILVER STREET 03/04/1987 II 1117 392281 173214 CHURCH OF ST ANDREW MARKET PLACE 25/04/1950 II* 1118 394804 171328 JEROANS LONDON ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II 1119 391645 168470 THE LOCK‐UP EAST STREET 20/12/1960 II 1120 391958 173104 WESTMEAD HOUSE AND ATTACHED WALL WESTMEAD LANE 22/06/1978 II 1121 387202 171355 16 01/08/1986 II 1122 393859 168236 ICE HOUSE TO NORTH OF WALLED GARDEN AT BOWDEN BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II 1123 392363 172949 21 THE CAUSEWAY 25/04/1950 II 1124 395796 164924 BUNBURY 42 THE COMMON 03/04/1987 II 1125 390450 163492 16 KING STREET 13/02/1985 II 1126 389910 169192 BARN TO NORTH EAST OF NEW FARMHOUSE CORSHAM ROAD 07/01/1987 II 1127 387846 168097 MONKS HOUSE 20/12/1960 II S. NEALE MONUMENT IN CHURCH YARD ABOUT 2 METRES NORTH EAST OF REYNOLDS MONUMENT, NORTH OF NORTH 1128 387419 170600 WEST END OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH SQUARE 01/08/1986 II 1129 392339 173191 51 ST MARY STREET 25/04/1950 II 1130 390474 163443 49 AND 51 KING STREET 29/09/1950 II 1131 396406 171002 STRICT BAPTIST CHAPEL STUDLEY LANE 31/07/1986 II 1132 387254 170568 THE PACKHORSE INN HIGH STREET 20/12/1960 II 1133 387176 170313 11 HIGH STREET 01/12/1972 II ENTRANCE SCREEN, LODGE, EAST SIDE WALL AND SOUTH 1134 392641 170074 END BUILDING IN STABLE YARD AT LACKHAM HOUSE 07/01/1987 II 1135 392070 173286 10 AND 11 HIGH STREET 22/06/1978 II 1136 387162 171343 11 01/08/1986 II 1137 391492 173776 69 MARSHFIELD ROAD 22/06/1978 II MILESTONE ABOUT 400 METRES WEST OF JUNCTION WITH 1138 396030 171071 STUDLEY LANE NEW ROAD A4 31/07/1986 II 1139 396179 165184 BANKSIDE CHURCH HILL 03/04/1987 II UNIDENTIFIED MONUMENT IN CHURCHYARD, ABOUT 2 METRES NORTH OF WEST END OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW 1140 387154 170269 CHURCH SQUARE CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 1141 390223 163707 THE GROVE CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 1142 386700 170502 SELBORNE HOUSE 64 PICKWICK ROAD 20/08/1998 II HARRIS MEMORIAL IN CHURCHYARD SOUTH OF CHANCEL OF 1143 393771 167924 CHURCH OF ST ANNE BOWDEN HILL 07/01/1987 II 1144 397760 168982 FARM BRIDGE NORTH NORTH EAST OF POND TAIL LODGE 31/07/1986 II 1145 387401 167833 POND CLOSE FARMHOUSE 01/08/1986 II HUTTON MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 9 METRES 1146 390309 163735 NORTH OF NORTH AISLE OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II UNIDENTIFIABLE MEMORIAL IN THE CHURCHYARD ABOUT 11 1147 390313 163720 METRES EAST OF EAST END OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL CHURCH WALK 13/02/1985 II 1148 396532 167925 THE OLD CHAPEL DEVIZES ROAD 31/07/1986 II

Appendix 5

Consultation Questionnaire sample

Land Use Consultants

Lacock CMP Consultation

Background

The National Trust has commissioned Land Use Consultants to prepare a Conservation Management Plan for Lacock. This Plan will examine the various layers of significance including its historic, ecological, community and other values and uses. The Plan will consider what is important and why, and set out how Lacock will be looked after in the future. As part of this process we would like to find out what people value about Lacock and why?

Land Use Consultants would like to hear from as many Lacock residents and visitors as possible during the preparation of the Plan. This questionnaire gives you the opportunity to have your say.

About you

1. Are you a resident or a visitor?

Resident Visitor from......

2. Are you a National Trust member?

Yes No

3. Your gender Male Female

How you value and visit Lacock - Visitors

4. How often do you visit Lacock? daily once a week once a fortnight once a month less than once a month first time

5. How do you travel to Lacock? on foot by horse? by bicycle by car by bus other (describe)

6. How long does it take you to travel to Lacock from your home? up to 10 minutes 11- 20 minutes up to half an hour over half an hour over 1 hour

7. How do you use Lacock? (please tick as many boxes as apply to you) walking walking with a dog visiting shops visiting the Abbey wildlife watching quiet relaxation visiting the Fox Talbot Museum visiting the tea rooms fishing visiting the gardens eat/drink at restraunts Use the playground/recreation ground

other (describe)

How you value Lacock - Residents

8. How do you use Lacock? (please tick as many boxes as apply to you) walking walking with a dog visiting shops visiting the Abbey wildlife watching quiet relaxation visiting the Fox Talbot Museum visiting the tea rooms fishing visiting the gardens eat/drink at restraunts Use the playground/recreation ground working allotments other (describe)

9. How long have you lived at Lacock

How you value Lacock – Residents and Visitors

13. Do you have a favourite place at Lacock? If so, please mark it with an X on the map.

14. If you have identified a favourite place, can you explain why it is important to you?

Use and Management of Lacock

16. Is there anything that stops you enjoying Lacock?

19. Are there any forms of management you would like to see taking place at Lacock?

20. Are there any forms of management you would not like to see taking place at Lacock?

21. Is there anything you would like to improve at Lacock?

Yes No

If so please explain

Do you have any other comments? (continue on spare sheet if necessary)

Appendix 6

Consultants Brief

Land Use Consultants

Lacock, Wiltshire

Conservation Management Plan Brief for Consultants

1. Introduction

The place:

The NT property of Lacock is an extraordinary place. A riverside settlement occupied at least since Roman times. It contains an architecturally complex abbey/ country house, surrounded by evidence of a succession of important gardens beside a village containing many important medieval buildings. The park and farmland contains significant wildlife and historic interest but much remains to be fully understood.

The Property consists of the 13th Century Abbey, most of the village and 350 acres, given to NT in 1944 by Matilda Talbot together with the family portraits. The abbey has 13th Century cloisters, sacristy, chapter house, warming room, chaplains room and nuns’ parlour. After the reformation, Sir William Sharington adapted the monastic remains to make a Tudor mansion, adding some exceptionally fine early Renaissance work. In 1753 Sanderson Miller made changes in the Gothick style and the house was further altered in 1828. Here Fox Talbot in 1835 invented the photographic negative process. His achievements are celebrated in the Fox Talbot Museum established in 1975, which has significant photographic and other collections. The Trust purchased the majority of the Abbey contents in 2009. Family occupation of the principal part of the Abbey continued until the end of 2009.

Remains of Tudor, 18th and 19th century gardens are visible as earthworks and structures surrounding the Abbey. There are some fine trees in the Abbey Grounds including some black walnuts, and parkland.

The cottages in the village are of diverse architectural appearance, dating from the 13th to 19th centuries and built of local stone, timber framing and brick. A high percentage retain medieval fabric and are listed . Lacock is a Conservation Area and is a strong village community. The Trust owns the majority but not all of the buildings, which are mostly let to residential and business tenants. 2 High Street is a Holiday Cottage, and is occasionally opened to visitors. The Trust owns the contents of the historic shop at 2 High Street, which is also sometimes opened to visitors.

There is farmland, parkland and open space including Bewley Common and Bowden Hill. The River Avon flows through the Property and is a key feature.

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The Conservation Management Plan is required to:

• Inform the National Trust’s long term maintenance and management strategy for the existing and former historic property at Lacock including the Abbey, gardens, park, historic buildings, collections, village and countryside. • Guide the Trust’s ongoing conservation work. • Understand the potential impact of change to parts of the site managed/ owned by others • Inform development of a clear vision for the future direction • Understand the needs, perceptions and interests of the local community, visitors and other stakeholders through appropriate consultation • Inform access and interpretation • Inform the revised Property Business Plan • Assist and inform working with partners/ stakeholders eg. tenants, planning authorities

1.2 The Plan should cover

1.21 The significance, conservation and management requirements of the land, structures, collections and other objects, archaeology, planting and ecology in National Trust ownership/ management at Lacock.

The Abbey is grade I listed, the village is within a Conservation Area with all buildings listed and the garden and some of the surrounding farmland is on the Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest, PG2244, Grade II. It includes:

• the area of approximately 9 acres (3.6 ha) immediately surrounding/ enclosed by Lacock Abbey known as the Abbey Grounds or gardens, bounded by walls, ha ha and park railings, and the cloisters. • Garden structures; a sundial, a woodshed, and a monument known as The Columns or The Chimney, all listed separately Grade 2 • the area known as the park of approximately 42 acres (17 ha) which forms part of Lacock Abbey’s setting, includes pasture land is bounded by the Corsham Brook and the River Avon, It contains important archaeological remains of lost formal gardens dating from the Tudor period and includes structures such as the 18th century Rockworks and connecting leats and walls. There are also remains of former planting schemes including significant trees.. • Areas of land outside the Registered area which form the setting of the site, including land owned by the National Trust on Bowden Hill and Bewley Common • Lacock Bridge, listed Grade 2*, which spans the river Avon at the end of Abbey Field • The River Avon and corridor has significant ecological interest and is also popular with fishermen • The Village including over 100 stone structures most listed II and dating from the medieval period. 13 are listed II* • The Farmland including Bewley Common • A large colony of Pipistrelle and other bats including Greater and Lesser Horseshoe in the Abbey, wildlife associated with ancient trees, herb rich neutral grassland,

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species rich hedges, wide variety of birds, good population of amphibians, and a badgers’ sett. • Grasslands on Bewley Common, and Countryside stewardship land adjacent to the Abbey in one of the two highest grades for National Trust grasslands. (G1 and G2) • Indigenous and other contents of the Abbey including family portraits and other pictures, sculpture, furniture, books, ceramics, textiles and metalwork. The Abbey was formerly a Registered Museum, and in due course an application may be made for Museum Accreditation. • The Fox Talbot Museum, an Accredited Museum with its own specialist Curator. It holds significant collections of photographs, photographic equipment and other material, including material on loan from the British Library. It mounts two exhibitions each year. • The former shop and post office at 2 High Street with historic shop fittings and a large quantity of former stock and other objects.

The site is used by the Trust’s staff, volunteers, and visitors, and the parkland and open spaces are used by the general public. Parts of the site are tenanted, including an area managed under the Countryside Stewardship Scheme. Part of the site (the Kitchen Garden) is currently let to the Lacock Garden and Allotment Society. Fishing rights on the bank of the Avon are let to the Amalgamated Fisheries Ltd (formerly Bristol Bath and Wilts Amalgamated Anglers).

1.2.2 Issues relating to the conservation requirements of the above including:

• Vulnerability and factors affecting it • Gaps in knowledge, implications and what needs to be done to address them • Access • Uses • Visitor management; • Parking; • Statutory requirements and agencies including Wiltshire Council, English Heritage, Natural England • Protected Species legislation • Climate change • Others to be identified. .

1.2.3 The significance and character of buildings, places, objects and other material including archives not owned by the Trust:

• This will include a characterisation of the settlements of Lacock, that provide both context and setting for the buildings in the Trust’s ownership. This will inform the development of policies relating to buildings in the Trust’s ownership. • The very substantial Lacock archives formerly housed in Lacock Abbey are not in National Trust ownership. They contain a wealth of information and interest relevant to Lacock. • Management requirements for buildings not in Trust ownership will not form part of the study.

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1.2.5 Stakeholders and stakeholder consultation to include: • Local Community, including the Trust’s tenants; • Visitors/ Supporters including volunteers, Associations etc • Academic community; • Staff; • Others.

1.3 Existing documents Please see appended to this brief an Excel spreadsheet of all known documents relating to Lacock as of 22/11/2006.

The following documents should be given particular attention: • Lacock Abbey Historic Landscape and Restoration Plan by Nicholas Pearson Associates Survey 1993 • Lacock Abbey Preliminary Park and Garden Survey by Penny G Snowden 1992 • Lacock Abbey Botanic Garden Survey by Julia Lewis and Katie Fretwell June 1998 • Botanic garden Archaeological surveys 1997 • rockworks and geophysical survey site of formal garden north of the abbey 2002 • Archaeological surveys abbey field (old water gardens to north of abbey), 1995 • Archaeological geophysical surveys of old formal gardens to south of abbey (2008) • Bowden and Bewley common Grassland Survey and NT Biological Survey • Bat Survey produced by the Wiltshire Bat Group, 2005 and NT Bat Surveys • Recent research on C18th gardens from WRO/Local History Centre by Sandy Haynes and Devizes U3A • Lacock’s entry in the NT Parks and Gardens Plant Database (incomplete, but all trees are listed) • Quinquennial Report from Seymour and Bainbridge 2005 • Vernacular building surveys including documentary research 1987-97 • Jane and Tony Harcourt’s room by room architectural survey of mansion 1987 • Lacock Conservation Performance Indicators (CPIs) 2008

2. Contents of the Plan

The contents of the final written plan should be based on the National Trust Guidance on Conservation Management Plans and Conservation Statements.

2.1 Format The Plan will use the following format: 1 page ‘How to Use the Plan’ Executive Summary, the key findings of the plan. • Introduction and Summary - a statement of what the plan will cover • Collecting information and consultation -Stakeholder consultation, -Statutory designations -Legislative and Planning Framework

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• Description of property and its attributes, including character areas • Gazetteer • Assessment and justification of significance • Draft Statement of Significance • Identification of key management issues • NT policies and objectives for managing significance • Management actions necessary to implement the plan • Monitoring and review • Plan deposition and archive • References

3. Collection of information and consultation

The consultant will be required to identify, describe and evaluate all elements of the site’s component parts, including defining Character Areas – which must be agreed in consultation with the National Trust before finalising , and development over time. They will be expected to cover each and all of the different types of heritage on the site. In particular, they will need to undertake the following work in order to understand the site: • Examine existing primary and secondary research and identify gaps in research • Examine existing Field surveys, condition surveys and other investigations and identify gaps • Collect copies of relevant documents and summarise the main points. The information to be collected will include statutory and other Designations and protection, conservation or registration documents (local, regional, national or international) • Obtain management information, describing how the site operates today, to develop policies that are consistent with local, regional or national strategies or with relevant legislation or standards • Prepare a series of phase plans showing the development of the site particularly the Abbey Garden and grounds • Consult stakeholders • Prepare a gazetteer identifying individual elements of the site and their significance.

ARCHAEOLOGY, LISTED & OTHER HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREA

3.1.1 Archaeological research: review of existing documentation The Plan should provide a summary of the archaeological history of Lacock, its buildings and landscape. This should be supported by maps showing the development of the landscape through time. Contact the Regional Archaeologist for advice on past survey information contained within the National Trust Historic Buildings Sites and Monuments Record at Eastleigh Court. In addition to the County Council Sites and Monuments Record (3.2 below) the consultant will need to consult the archival sources held by the Wiltshire and Swindon Local History Centre. The consultant will look at and analyse aerial photographs and documentary maps to identify previously unknown archaeological sites but not undertake a full archaeological and historic landscape survey (we do not have this for the property at this stage)

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3.1.2 Sites and Monuments Records The consultant will need to consult the Wiltshire County Council’s Sites and Monuments Record and National Monument Record Swindon to ensure that a comprehensive list of archaeological sites is compiled.. The data should be included in the CMP Gazetteer.

3.1.3 The consultants will need to consult the Regional Curator, Regional Archaeologist, and Building Surveyor about the significance and condition of historic buildings and the village as a whole.

3.1.4 The consultant will need to consult Wiltshire Council conservation staff and any published material on the character and significance of the Conservation Area

COLLECTIONS

3.1.3 Fox Talbot Museum

Collections include over 17,000 photographs, ranging from pre-photographic silhouettes and paintings up to 21st century photographic art, and a collection of over 1200 items of photographic technology including cameras, lenses, enlargers, etc.

The consultants will need to consult the Museum Curator and prepare an overview of the house and the collection and their significance

3.1.4 Lacock Abbey

i) Lacock Abbey is a Grade 1 listed house. The Collection includes family portraits given by Matilda Talbot. The majority of the Abbey contents were acquired by NT in 2009. They broadly consist of family portraits and other pictures, sculpture, furniture, books, ceramics, textiles and metalwork. They include • Indigenous items made or commissioned for the house and items closely with it and with associated with the Talbot family, including items photographed by WHF Talbot. Some items can be traced in one or more of a series of historic inventories. National Trust inventory compilation, inventory photography and library cataloguing will be done in 2010 • Items formerly owned by members of the Burnett-Brown family descended from the Talbots who occupied the main part of the Abbey from 1954 to 2009 • Archaeological collection of finds from both archaeological work and other discoveries over a very long period • Architectural fragments stone and • Medieval and 16th century ceramic tiles made for the building but no longer in situ

ii) The consultants will need to consult the Regional Curator responsible for Lacock and prepare an overview of the house and the collection and their significance.

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LANDSCAPE AND ECOLOGY

3.1.5 Lacock Abbey Garden and parkland and other elements of designed landscape

i) Are important components of the village landscape, within the Conservation Area

ii) The consultants will need to consult the Regional Curator, Regional Archaeologist, the Gardens Adviser and the Head Gardener.

3.1.6 Tenanted farmland The remainder of the Trust’s property is tenanted farmland. The consultants will need to record this and the nature of the tenancies that apply, as they have a direct bearing on the wider landscape management. Much of the tenanted farmland and the Park are in Countryside Stewardship.

3.1.7 Landscape assessment Historic Landscape and Restoration Plan was produced by Nicholas Pearson Associates in 1993. This included the physical environment, land uses and historic landscape assessment. The physical background to the property, its geology, soils, hydrology and landform need to be assessed and described. The consultants should refer to this work as part of the context for assessing the importance of the landscape within the Trust’s property.

3.1.8 Ecology and Nature Conservation

The consultant should include an assessment of the biological interest of the estate including that associated with land, rivers and water courses as well as buildings. The report should include management recommendations to protect and where possible enhance the wildlife value at Lacock.

The National Trust Biological Survey and Nature Conservation Advisors notes will provide some guidance.

3.1.9 Trees and woodland The consultants should record the history, disposition and significance of the plantations, individual trees and surviving hedgerow trees in the landscape. The issue of replacement trees needs to be addressed within the plan.

3.1.10 River Avon

The River Avon flows through the Property and is a key feature as well as being integral to the positioning of the Abbey and village. It has significant ecological value. It regularly floods and there is evidence that some meadows were once managed as water meadows. The management of the river corridor needs to be addressed in the Plan.

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OTHER VALUES

3.1.10 Key Figures Many people have played a part in shaping Lacock, making both positive and negative impacts. The CMP should attempt to assess the significance to Lacock of individuals such as Sharington and the Talbots, and of the physical evidence of their contributions.

3.1.11 Associations Lacock and the Talbot family have important associations/ links with Kew, The Royal Society, pioneer and leading C19 Photographers, C13 Royal connections, the Fox- Strangways family at Abbotsbury and Melbury, the Davenport family at Davenport House in Shropshire, with Cotehele, Edgecumbe , Margam Abbey, and Penrice. The consultants will need to describe and evaluate these important attributes of the place and consider their significance.

3.1.12 History Lacock has a complex history and social history, including the changes brought about by Ella, Sharington and the Talbots. These have contributed to attitudes and perceptions that have persisted to the present day. The consultants will need to develop a programme of consultations to establish these and other values that the property has for its many constituencies of interest.

3.1.13 Intangible qualities Lacock is valued by many people for qualities including tranquility, peace, time depth, beauty, spiritual etc. The consultants should establish these and other values, their significance, vulnerability and issues arising

ENGAGEMENT

3.1.14 Consultations The consultant will be entirely responsible for involving stakeholders in the plan, and managing a programme of involvement and consultation. The steering group will provide a list of contacts which may include:

• Lacock property staff and volunteers • Janet Burnett- Brown • NT and other relevant specialist staff/ consultants • Lacock Village tenants and residents • Lacock Tenants’ Association • Local community, including the farming community • Visitors and other interested members of the public • Lacock Garden and Allotment Society • Amalgamated Fisheries Ltd. • Lacock Parish Council • Wilts Council Conservation Officer • Wiltshire Council • English Heritage Parks and Gardens Inspector Kim Austin

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• Local historians inc Sandy Haynes (garden historian) and Lacock Research Group (U3A (Devizes) Group) • Members of Trust Committees and relevant Advisory Panels

There are several existing networks, which could be used to facilitate these consultations. The consultants should consult the Trust’s staff to identify appropriate existing links

4. Field Survey and gazetteer

The consultant will prepare a detailed field survey and gazetteer to record all of the physical components of the gardens and park, which combines information about all the different types of heritage. This will involve fieldwork to identify the main elements, features and areas, and will use the background research. The entry for each element should include:

• The history (from oral or documentary sources) • A description of surviving features (archaeology, buildings, landscape features and plants) • Any designations • Assessment of Significance– A, B, C, N, D (see below) and reasons for it. • Management issues, including condition • Sources (note any relevant reports or information)

Each element should be numbered and photographed and related to a base map.

The gazetteer should be set out as a Microsoft Office Word document, incorporating photographs. Its contents should also be provided in tabular format (e.g. Excel) suitable for direct loading into the National Trust’s Historic Buildings and Sites and Monuments Record. A survey of the Abbey garden, and part of the Abbey Field is available on AutoCAD available from NT Wessex Regional Office (Peter Sides, Building Technician) The Gazetteer should be presented as an appendix to the Plan.

5. Assessing Significance

The consultant should prepare an evaluation of significance for the asset as a whole, setting out how the asset is significant and to whom. They should also provide more detailed information about the significance of different parts of the asset which helps day-to-day management. They should explain very clearly how and on what basis the assessment of significance has been prepared, and who has been involved or consulted in preparing it. Significance may be designated A, B, C, N, D, where A denotes international significance, B, national, C local, N is neutral, and D detrimental.

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Following the description, evaluation and assessment of significance required above, the Consultants will draft a revised Statement of Significance. This will also require consultation and may require additional consultation with representatives of the groups outlined above.

6. Identification of key management issues - risks and opportunities

6.1 The consultant should set out a clear statement of how and why the overall significance of the site and of its components are vulnerable, and what other issues affect its long-term future. They should identify any conflicts between different values for the site. .The consultant should also identify opportunities for enhancing the significance of the site. • information about who uses the site today – how and why; • a conservation history – any previous reports on repairs, conservation, restoration, development or other action; • current management requirements or standards that need to be met (health and safety, disability access and environmental health); • relevant planning policy documents, such as statutory plans or other strategic plans; • current management policies adopted by the National Trust, including desired improvement in CPI score, Energy Reduction targets, Going Local, training, access or education policies, health and safety policies and so on • copies of any leases or management agreements for the asset; • any other local, regional or national strategies that are relevant to the asset, such as and regeneration strategies.

6.2 The following specific issues must be addressed: • balancing the long term interests of the site with visitor numbers, events etc. and their impact on the historic and natural environments, collections, tranquillity and other intangible values, visitor experience etc. Some of these issues are dealt with in the Conservation for Access Toolkit assessment, which is in preparation for the Abbey. • balancing the enjoyment and safety of visitors with the management of the site for wildlife. • Tree conservation and replanting • Future direction/collection policy of botanic garden • Agricultural tenancies • Rockworks • Archaeological conservation within buildings and landscape • Recently acquired Abbey Contents • Traffic management and congestion in the village.

7. Conservation management policies and objectives

The consultant will work with the steering group to produce a framework of National Trust management policies that relate to the identified issues and management for the site. A series of more detailed management objectives – not the actions needed to achieve them - will be prepared to address the specific needs of the site and the detailed issues, in line with National Trust Guidance on Conservation Management Plans and Conservation Statements and the attached list of contents. These policies will be specific to the needs of

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the heritage asset and the people who value it. They will be explicitly based on an understanding of the asset, its significance and current management issues.

Short term, medium term and long term objectives should be set out in both narrative and tabular form, with a clear line of development through from understanding, assessment of significance, vulnerability, issues, policies and objectives.

Recommendations for frequency of review of plan should be made.

8. Management Actions

The consultants will prepare a set of detailed management proposals/ actions with time scales required to implement the policies and achieve the objectives identified above. It may be helpful to include these in tabular form relating them back to the relevant issues, policies and objectives to ensure a clear and logical progression. The actions will need to relate to and inform the Property Management Plan.

The consultant should provide a method statement of how they will manage partnership and consultation.

9. Project management and monitoring The client for the work is The National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty

The consultant will work with the steering group, whose members are;

Graham Heard General Manager, Lacock and West Wiltshire (Client)

Sue Carter Gardener-in-Charge, Lacock Abbey Emily Webb Rural Surveyor David Formby House Manager Karen Bolger Visitor Services Manager Roger Watson Fox Talbot Museum Curator Nathan Ward Building Surveyor Tracy Bollans Warden and the following National Trust staff from the Wessex Region; Alan Power Gardens Advisor Stephen Ponder Curator Helen Moody - Conservator Martin Papworth Archaeologist Simon Ford Nature Conservation Advisor

The day-to-day contact for the project will be Graham Heard

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The steering group will be formally consulted at the following stages in the planning process

After the consultant has been appointed, to agree the work programme and dates for review points;

When the following stages have been completed [drafts must be received by group members well in advance] • Provide feedback on the consultation exercise when completed • When the gazetteer and text on understanding the site and the assessment of significance have been produced • When the text on issues/ policies/ objectives/ actions conservation policy has been completed • When the first full draft of the plan has been completed • And informally at other times as appropriate

10.1 Responsibilities The consultant will be responsible for the programme of involvement and consultation.

10.2 Timetable The current timetable for the project is as follows: The plan to be completed by 1st September 2011

11. Information needed from consultant with the form of tender

The consultant should provide a project design setting out how they will respond to the brief. The Project Design should include a method statement which explains their approach and • how the partnership process will be managed; • the strategy for consultation and involvement; • the strategy for background research; and • the strategy for fieldwork and surveys; • an explanation of how any extra work will be carried out and delivered; • the range of professional skills which people involved in the project will need, including the names and CVs of proposed team members and their specific responsibilities and any arrangements for subcontracting parts of the work; • a breakdown of costs • a timetable for the project, including milestones and dates, which takes account of the time needed to involve and consult people on drafts; • the extent of professional insurance or indemnity cover.

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12. Publication The consultant will provide 10 digital copies of the CMP on CD in Word format & PDF plus 5 hard copies

The hard copy will be an A4 document with photographs and illustrations set within the text. Reduced copies of maps and plans should be provided in the text. The gazetteer and other supporting information should be provided in appendices. Copies of the final plan should be sent to Graham Heard for distribution and archiving.

13. Copyright and confidentiality The National Trust will retain full copyright over information, reports and plans and shall have absolute control over the use and/ or dissemination of that information. The consultant should clear the copyright for any illustrations or other material used. The consultant will be fully credited whenever the material is used or reproduced.

14. Archiving The Project Archive, including photographs (JPEGS), original plans and copies of other resource material should be submitted to the National Trust to be included in the archive. Good digital copies of report and documentary archive including all available historic maps and significant photographs including historic aerial photographs.

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Appendix 7

‘English Heritage Register of Historic Parks and Gardens’ Description

The following is from the English Heritage Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest.

An early 18th-century garden and park with which the landscape gardener Lancelot Brown was involved in the mid-18th century, and which was improved in the early 19th century by the pioneer photographer, William Henry Fox Talbot.

LOCATION, AREA, BOUNDARIES, LANDFORM, SETTING

Lacock Abbey, a level site of around 15 hectares, lies immediately east of the village of Lacock and about 5km north of Melksham. To the south-east runs the River Avon while to the south the site is bounded by a stone wall which runs along the road leading eastwards out of the village (London Road). There are extensive views to the hills in the distance to the east, and towards the fields immediately surrounding the site, which form its setting. The latter include New Bridge Mead on the east side of the River Avon, March Mead, situated to the north-east of the site, and Lacock Fields and Fatting Leaze to the north.

HISTORIC DEVELOPMENT

Lacock Abbey was founded in 1232 as a nunnery for Augustinian canonesses. In 1539 the abbey was dissolved and sold to William Sharington, who converted it into a country house. Sharington was succeeded by his brother Henry in 1553, whose daughter married John Talbot of Salwarp, Worcestershire. Lacock Abbey remained in the ownership of the Talbot family until the Second World War.

In the early 18th century, under the ownership of John Talbot, Lacock Abbey had a series of enclosed gardens to the south, east, and west of the Abbey (Estate plan, 1714). In the mid-18th century, the then owner, John Ivory Talbot undertook various works to both the Abbey and its gardens. In 1753 John Ivory commissioned the architect Sanderson Miller, who altered the south front and added a gothic archway. Shortly afterwards, in 1755-6, Ivory Talbot paid a bill of £250 to the landscape gardener Lancelot Brown (1716-83), which suggests the latter's involvement with alterations to the grounds (Architect Hist 1984). An estate plan of 1764 shows that the enclosed gardens to the south and east of the Abbey had been removed by this date. The Kitchen Garden, Orchard, and Common Yard are still shown however, and to the north of the Abbey are extensive formal gardens, with the former fishponds (Estate plan, 1714) turned into an L-shaped canal and a circular pond.

In the early 19th century, the Abbey's grounds were altered and replanted under the ownership of the pioneer photographer, William Henry Fox Talbot (died 1877). Between 1830 and 1840, Fox Talbot researched the history of the Abbey,

and became a prominent botanist, mathematician, astronomer, and Egyptologist. As a keen plant collector, he planted various exotic species and ornamental trees in the Abbey grounds. He also informalized the layout of the garden, and reduced and partly filled in the formal the orchard. In 1992 they recreated the early 19th- century rose garden. Works are currently being undertaken to restore the Common Yard's 19th-century layout, including the rebuilding of the greenhouses used by Fox Talbot.

REFERENCES Used by English Heritage

J Britton, The Beauties of Wiltshire (1825)

J P Neale, Views etc. 3, (2nd Ser 1826)

T Dingley, History of Marble (1868)

Country Life, 13 (7 February 1903), pp 176-81; 53 (3 March 1923), pp 280-7; (10 March 1923), pp 314-21; (17 March 1923), pp 352-8; 123 (1 May 1958), p 950; 162 (15 September 1977), p 674

N Pevsner and B Cherry, The Buildings of England: Wiltshire (2nd edn 1975), pp 284-9

J Sales, West Country Gardens (1980), pp 224-5

Architectural History 27, (1984), p 443

Lacock Abbey, guidebook, (National Trust 1991)

Lacock Abbey Historic Landscape Survey and Restoration Plan, (Nicholas Pearson Associates Ltd 1994)

Maps

Plan of Lacock Abbey, 1714 (Annotated on the reverse: `To the Hon John Talbot an Iconography of Lac. House and Gardens contents of which a. r. p. 20.0.03. Descr. By his serv., 1714 (National Trust collection)

Sketch Plan of Lacock House and Environs before alterations, nd (National Trust collection)

Lacock Estate Plan, 1764 (National Trust collection)

Andrews and Drury, Survey of Wiltshire, 1773

Survey and valuation of the Estate of W H Fox Talbot, 1807 (National Trust collection)

Map of estates in Lacock, 1840 (National Trust collection) Tithe map for Lacock parish, 1840 (Wiltshire and Swindon Record Office)

OS 6" to 1 mile:

1st edition surveyed 1885, published 1889

2nd edition published 1925

OS 25" to 1 mile:

1st edition 1885, published 1889

2nd edition published 1925

Illustrations

SW Prospect of the Abbey of Lacock Taken from Ye Porter's Lodge 30 April 1684 (drawing reprinted in Dingley 1868)

S and N Buck, The south-east view of Lacock nunnery, in the county of Wilts, 1732 (National Trust collection)

Buckler, watercolour, Lacock Abbey, a view from the river, 1808 (National Trust collection)

G Clarke Scaldwell, View of Lacock Abbey Wiltshire, 1834 (National Trust collection)

G Clarke Scaldwell, Lacock Abbey Wiltshire, 1834 (National Trust collection)