Hampshire Treasures

Volume 3 ( Hart and Rushmoor)

Description and Date	Remarks	Protection	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.
House C.19	Tundry House. Formerly The Rectory. Built 1836. Roman cement walls. Hipped slate roof. Sash windows. Four chimneys.		SU 782 526 2004 05
Church C.19	All Saints, Pilcot. Built in 1836 in Early English style. Stone structure. Slate roof. White marble font. C.16 brass to Anne Sutton. Altar piece is C.17 German painting.	T. & C.P. Act	SU 781 526 2004 04
House C.20	The Dower House. Built 1930 in the style of Dogmersfield House. Brick structure. Tiled roof. Sash windows with elongated sash windows on side of house. Three chimneys. Family crest set in gable. Fine location.		SU 779 527 2004 20
Cottage	Forge Cottage. Formerly Old Village Forge. Brick structure.	C.A.	SU 785 528 2004 21
Group E - Street Patterns, Street Furniture and Open Spaces
Canal Boundary Stone	North bank of Basingstoke Canal.	C.A.	SU 759 521 2004 33
Canal Boundary Stones(2)	One on each bank of the canal.	C.A.	SU 761 522 2004 34
Canal Boundary Stone	South Bank.	C.A.	SU 767 528 2004 35
Canal Boundary Stones(2)	One on each bank of the canal.	C.A.	SU 769 530 2004 36
Canal Boundary Stone	South Bank.	C.A.	SU 778 517 2004 37
Canal Boundary Stone	South Bank.	C.A.	SU 779 514 2004 38
Canal Boundary Stone	On North Bank, but difficult to locate.	C.A.	SU 782 513 2004 39
Canal Boundary Stone	South Bank.	C.A.	SU 785 512 2004 40