Hampshire Treasures

Volume 5 ( New Forest)

Description and Date	Remarks	Protection	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.
Well	Irons. Old Healing Well, name taken from the colour of its water. Square in plan and lined with timber. Originally a pond for the gun-powder mills at Eyeworth. O.S.A. SU21 SW2.	N.P. Act S.S.S.I.	SU 229 147 2203 30
Group F - Historical or Literary Associations
Village Stocks (Site)	Stocks Cross. On roadside verge. No visible sign remains.		SU 270 155 2203 09
Public Gallows (Site)	Stocks Cross. On roadside verge. No visible sign remains.		SU 250 155 2203 09
Building (Site and Remains)	Gunpowder Factory, Eyeworth Lodge. The magazine - large earth mound with brick chamber. Originated by Captain Schultz (German), to make powder for the German army in the Franco-German war, 1870. Specialised in powder for sporting guns until 1914. Taken over by British government. Powder transported by horse and cart to Redbridge Station. O.S.A. SU21 SW3. Ref: The New Forest, 1895, (Wise), p.114.	N.P. Act S.S.S.I.	SU 226 145 2203 20