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Cultural Heritage APPENDIX 12/1 APPENDIX 12/1 Listed buildings within 5km of the proposed building Build LB_UID Name Grade Easting Northing century Summary description Group Wryley Essington Canal Pelsall Works 219181 Bridge II 401459 304323 19 Canal bridge Wyrley-Essington canal Wyrley and Essington Canal Footbridge at 219182 Pelsall Junction II 401975 304438 EM19 Towpath Bridge Wyrley-Essington canal Late Perpendicu lar 16 19 271277 Parish Church of St Luke B 398144 310147 20 Parish Church of St Luke CannockCentre 271278 Wayside Cross in St Luke's Churchyard II 398133 310126 14 Wayside cross CannockCentre Railings and gates at South Side of St 271279 Luke's Churchyard II 398128 310069 18/19 Churchyard railings and gates CannockCentre 271280 Prospect Place II 400160 311264 18 19 House Hednesford 271281 Council House The Green II* 397935 310242 18 House CannockCentre Gates, railings and gate piers of Council Gates railings gate piers to 271282 House High Green II* 397950 310222 19 COU CannockCentre Tank Building of The Conduit Trust High Tank building for conduit [SM 271283 Green II 397942 310208 18 ST50] CannockCentre 271284 71, 71a, 73 and 75 High Green II 397944 310173 19 Houses[?] CannockCentre [Bank / house?] grouped with 271285 National Westminster Bank High Green II 397933 310176 19 71-79 (odd) CannockCentre 271286 79 High Green II 397913 310183 16 House CannockCentre 271287 Cross Keys Inn Hill Street II 400802 311075 18 Inn Hednesford 271288 Cross Keys Farmhouse Hill Street II 400337 311327 16 House? Hednesford 271289 Cannock Mill Lichfield Road II 398817 309903 17 18 Mill still used CannockOutlier 271290 Cannock Mill House Lichfield Road II 398800 309929 18 House [Mill House?] CannockOutlier Kingswood ERF – Volume 3 i SLR Consulting Limited APPENDIX 12/1 Build LB_UID Name Grade Easting Northing century Summary description Group 271291 New Hall Farmhouse Lichfield Road II 399956 309931 18 Farmhouse 271292 Anglesey Hotel Market Street II 400065 312388 19 House 271293 8 and 8a Mill Street II 398197 310064 16 House CannockCentre 271294 10 Mill Street II 398206 310075 18 House CannockCentre Wallhouse National School New Penkridge 271295 Road II 397339 310506 19 House and School CannockOutlier Earyl Decorated; 271296 Church of St James C 400975 307840 restored 19 Parish church of St James 271297 Little Wyrley Hall II* 401202 305934 15/16 17 Mansion Little Wyrley 271298 Barn to South of Little Wyrley Hall II 401194 305878 17 Tithe barn Little Wyrley 271775 14 and 16 Dundalk Lane II 397866 306740 17 18 20 3 Cottages 271776 Landywood Farmhouse Upper Landywood II 398393 305657 16 19 Farmhouse 271777 Longford Lodge Watling Street II 396603 309189 19 20 Lodge Hatherton Hall 271778 The Four Crosses Inn Watling Street II 395423 309491 17 18 Inn 271779 Hatherton Hall II 395989 310815 19 Small Country House Hatherton Hall Saredon Hall Farmhouse and Attached 271787 Cowhouse II 395301 308112 18 19 Farmhouse and cowhouse Saredon 271788 Great Saredon Farmhouse II 394951 308551 18 Farmhouse Saredon High View Cottage and Farm Cottage and 271789 Attached Barn II 395069 308532 16+ House cottage and barn Saredon 271790 Hilltop Farmhouse II 395095 308511 19 Farmhouse Saredon 271791 Hilltop Cottages II 395104 308441 17 19 House Saredon 271792 Little Saredon Dairy Farmhouse II 394819 307237 18 Farmhouse Saredon 271793 Little Saredon Manor II 394724 307204 16 18 19 House Saredon 271810 Chapel Farmhouse Bursnips Road II 397170 304486 18 19 Farmhouse 272618 Church of St Anne Church Street II* 404391 309346 19 Chapel of Ease 430776 Congregational Chapel Stafford Road II 397908 310343 19 Congregational chapel CannockCentre Kingswood ERF – Volume 3 ii SLR Consulting Limited APPENDIX 12/1 Build LB_UID Name Grade Easting Northing century Summary description Group Manse Immediately South of Manse to Congregational 430808 Congregational Chapel Stafford Road II 397905 310330 19 Chapel CannockCentre Crystal Fountain Public House St Johns 471651 Road II 397875 309651 20 Public House for M&B CannockOutlier Hednesford war memorial and gates, 502486 Rugeley Road II 400447.5 312528 20 Memorial Table 12-6 Scheduled monuments within 5km of the proposed building Monument number Name Easting Northing Description Churchyard Cross, St 21598 Luke's churchyard 398133 310125 Hexagonal conduit Head of 1736 built for water brought by pipe line from Stringer's ST50 Conduit head in High Green 397938 310210 Meadow Rumer Hill (SJ 9809) Leacroft [=LB271283] Table 12-7 HER sites within 2km of the proposed building HER no Above-ground Name Mon type Date NGRE NGRN visibility 1082 no Moated site, West of Walsall Road, Moat Med 399075 307464 Great Wyrley 1083 no Macehead, Near Ivy House, Bloxwich Findspot Pre 399400 307500 Road, Great Wyrley 1084 no Church Bridge, Cannock Road bridge Med 398560 308280 Kingswood ERF – Volume 3 iii SLR Consulting Limited APPENDIX 12/1 HER no Above-ground Name Mon type Date NGRE NGRN visibility 1086 yes Moated Site, Laburnum Farm, Norton Moat Med 401214 307638 Canes 1930 no Common Bridge Pottery Kiln, Norton Pottery kiln Med 401400 308200 Canes 2201 part Cannock (Hatherton) Branch, Canal L19 industrial 396443 308253 Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal 2216 no Cannock Extension of the Wyrley and Canal 19 industrial 400856 307923 Essington Canal 2515 no Norton Canes / Norton (Placename) Site Med 401250 307750 3152 no Norton Farm, Norton Canes Farmhouse 19 industrial 401241 309125 3153 no Swan Farm, Norton Canes Farmhouse 18 agricultural 400720 307487 4021 no Common Bridge Pottery Kiln Pottery kiln, Med 401280 308100 findspot 4438 no Cropmark Features, Norton Hall Farm Ditch, field drain, Pre-Rom 400638 307859 ridge and furrow, enclosure, trackway 4465 no Hawkin's Basin, Hatherton Branch Aqueduct, canal L19 industrial 397586 308206 Canal wharf, canal basin 4479 no Linear Features, Norton Canes Linear feature No date 400976 307197 4480 part Overflow Channel, Wash Brook, Conduit Pmed 398394 308167 Cheslyn Hay 4489 no Gilpin's Canal Basin and Wharf, Canal basin, canal 19 industrial 398461 308236 Hatherton Branch Canal wharf 4491 possibly Walk Mill, Churchbridge Watermill, leat 18 industrial 398060 308267 4492 to be checked Railway Bridge and Accommodation Accommodation 19 industrial 398437 308285 Bridge, Gilpins Basin bridge, railway bridge 4697 reflected Watling Street (Gailey Wharf to Norton Road Rom 397782 308539 Canes) 4717 no Mill Green Windmill Windmill No date 398940 310090 4722 possibly Mill Green North Mine Coal workings 19 industrial 399140 310360 Kingswood ERF – Volume 3 iv SLR Consulting Limited APPENDIX 12/1 HER no Above-ground Name Mon type Date NGRE NGRN visibility 4723 possibly Mill Green South Mine Coal workings post-medieval 399170 310320 5206 yes Church of St. James, Norton Canes Church, cemetery, Med 400955 307857 church 5344 yes Ridge and Furrow, Norton Canes Ridge and furrow Med 400846 307272 5745 no Old Coal Shaft, Great Wyrley Mine L19 industrial 399068 308035 5746 no Old Coal Shaft, Belmont Close Mine, Mine L19 industrial 399066 307867 Great Wyrley 5747 no Old Coal Shafts, Great Wyrley Mine Mine L19 industrial 398914 306892 5748 no Great Wyrley Colliery Number 3 Plant, Mine L19 industrial 398502 306879 Landywood Lane, 5749 no PITSHAFT Mine 19 industrial 400036 306631 5751 no Fennel Close Mine Colliery L19 industrial 397880 307403 5752 no Old Coal Shafts, Cheslyn Hay Coal workings L19 industrial 397863 307358 5755 no Old Coal Shafts, Great Wyrley Colliery, Mine L19 industrial 398326 307052 Cheslyn Hay 5756 no Rosemary Tileries / Cannock Old Colliery, tile works, L19 industrial 397401 307887 Coppice Colliery blacksmiths workshop, magazine 5776 no Leacroft / Leacroft Old Hall / Leacroft Building, country Med 399600 309346 Hall house 5777 no Old Coal Pit, Leacroft, Cannock Chase Mine L19 industrial 399459 308994 5778 no London & North Western Railway Railway 19 industrial 401262 308931 (Norton Branch Extension) 5779 no Mine Shaft, Norton Canes Mine shaft L19 industrial 400888 308257 5790 no Cannock and Leacroft Colliery Colliery 19 industrial 399686 309513 6190 no Norton Hall (Park) Landscape park 20 rural 401141 307418 11285 no Leacroft Hill Farm, Leacroft, Cannock FarHERead 17 rural 400375 309563 11286 no Leacroft Farm, Norton Canes FarHERead, 19 industrial 400288 309357 house 11287 no Churchbridge Locks, Cannock Canal, canal lock L19 industrial 398828 308664 Extension of the Wyrley and Essington Kingswood ERF – Volume 3 v SLR Consulting Limited APPENDIX 12/1 HER no Above-ground Name Mon type Date NGRE NGRN visibility Canal 11288 no Brick and Tile Works at Rumer Hill Brick and 19 industrial 399117 309467 tilemaking site 11289 no Brick and Tile Works at Rumer Hill Brick and L19 industrial 398925 309353 tilemaking site 11290 no High Bridge / Leacroft Wharf, Cannock Canal wharf L19 industrial 399391 308894 Extension of the Wyrley and Essington Canal 11291 no Cannock and Leacroft Colliery Tramway Tramway tunnel L19 industrial 399425 309026 Tunnel 11292 no Cannock and Leacroft Colliery Tramway Tramway L19 industrial 399538 309185 11293 no Unnamed house House 19 rural 399436 309389 11294 no Unnamed house House 19 rural 399452 309375 11295 no Unnamed house House 19 rural 399479 309395 11296 no Unnamed house House 19 rural 399476 309421 11297 no Unnamed house House 19 rural 399453 309408 11298 no Unnamed houses House 19 rural 399087 309476 11299 no Brick and Tile Works at Rumer Hill Brick and Early Industrial 398789 309234 tilemaking site 11300 no Park Farm FarHERead 19 rural 399264 310011 11301 no Unnamed house House 19 rural 399306 309815 11302 no
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