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Description and DateRemarksProtectionGrid Ref. and
Punchcard No.
Bridge
C.19		 Over River Loddon. The Street/Pyotts Hill. Brick with three arches. Very narrow. Erected by public subscription 1826.     C.A.
 SU 667 536
1801 86
Farm Buildinqs
C.19		 Lower Mill House, Newnham Lane. Stable, brick with hipped tiled roof. Barn, timber-frame and weather-board on brick base.     C.A.
 SU 669 537
1801 99
Farm Buildings
C.19		 Upper Mill Farm, Redbridge Lane. Mainly store sheds onto lane. Brick, some weatherboard. Tiled roofs. Some remains of farm and watermill buildings of C.19 date.     SU 654 520
1801 151
School
C.20		 Daneshill House. Originally a dwelling designed by Lutyens for a friend Mr. Hoare. Built in 1903 of local brick. 2 storeys. Tudor style with E-shaped plan. Gabled tiled roofs. Central, gabled, 2-storey porch. Mullion windows on both floors. Ref: Buildings of England; Hants. and I.O.W., (Pevsner and Lloyd), p.90.     T. & C.P. Act
 SU 656 539
1801 116
Cottages
C.20		 Daneshill Cottages. Built 1901. Architect Sir Edwin Lutyens. One storey of red brick. Gabled tiled roof with two gabled tile hung dormers. Mullion windows. Rear addition of 2 storeys with gabled dormers.     T. & C.P. Act
 SU 658 540
1801 157
Lodge
C.20		 Daneshill Old Lodge. Built 1902. Architect, Sir Edwin Lutyens. 2 storeys, red brick with tile hanging. Gabled tiled roof. Mullion casement windows with leaded lights. Roof sweeps down over one storey porch with brick piers.     T. & C.P. Act
 SU 661 537
1801 158
Building
C.20		 Former office of Daneshill Brick and Tile Works. Designed 1909 by Lutyens, to display the company's products at the Olympia Building Exhibition. Single storey of red brick with tiled roof. 'Tudor' moulded brick chimneys. Parapet of brick and tile. Bay windows with brick mullions and transoms. Brick fireplaces.     T. & C.P. Act
 SU 652 541
1801 120
Railway
 London to Basingstoke. Originally London, South Western Railway Company. Opened 1839. Doubled to four tracks on south side. Brick arched bridges.     SU 651 528
1801 103
Railway
 Basingstoke to Reading. Two track. Built by Great Western Railway Company. Opened 1848.     SU 650 538
1801 105
Railway Viaduct
 South of Old Basing Mill. Brick. Four arches. Over the River Loddon at Milihead to Basing Mill.     C.A.
 SU 661 529
1801 104
Canal (Disused)
 The Basingstoke Canal opened for navigation in 1794. Last barge sailed to Basingstoke 1914. Most of length in parish now filled in. Ref: London's Lost Route to Basingstoke, (Vine).     SU 651 524
1801 102
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