Hampshire Treasures

Volume 5 ( New Forest)

Page 217 - Marchwood

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Description and DateRemarksProtectionGrid Ref. and
Punchcard No.
Group A - Natural Features
Area of Ecological Importance
 Part of the Eling and Bury S.S.S.I. lies in this area. Bury Marsh supports a mixed saltmarsh flora and fauna. Nationally important for its wader population.     N,P. Act
S.S.S.I.
 SU 381 115
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Trees
 Land adjoining St. John's Church. Several trees of a variety of species standing in the area centred on grid reference.     T.P.O. No. 1085
 SU 380 102
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Trees
 Tavells Lane. A variety of trees standing in this area centred on grid reference.     T.P.O. No. 1110
 SU 383 104
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Trees
 Highlands Copse. Several oak, ash, beech and birch trees standing in the area. Centred on grid reference.     T.P.O. No. 292
 SU 393 100
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Trees
 Sycamore Cottage, Hythe Road. Four groups consisting of oak and willow standing in this area.     T.P.O. No. 1103
 SU 384 100
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Trees
 Land adjoining south side Marchwood by-pass. Several trees of differing species standing in this area.     T.P.O. No. 375
 SU 384 095
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Trees
 Great Bursledon Copse, Twiggs Lane. Several trees of differing species standing in the area. Centred on grid reference.     T.P.O. No. 1086A
 SU 381 088
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Trees
 Crooked Hays Copse. A variety of trees standing in this area. Centred on grid reference.     T.P.O. No. 1135
 SU 390 101
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Trees
 Long Lane/Tavells Lane. Several trees of different types standing in this area. Centred on grid reference.     T.P.O. No. 1083
 SU 380 101
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Group B - Archaeological Sites and Remains
Roman
Coin Hoard (Find)
 Bury Farm. Discovered in C.18. Now in private ownership. O.S.A. No. SU31 SE6. Ref: 1. Companion in a Tour around Southampton. Second Edition. 1801. (Buller), p.118. Ref: 2. V.C.H., Vol. 1, 1900.     SU 378 113
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Group D - Buildings, Monuments and Engineering Works
Farmhouse
C.18		 Bury Farmhouse. 2-storey. Plastered, tile roof. Brick stacks. Hipped gables. Possibly older than date stated. Roman coins found in foundations.     SU 378 113
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Houses (8)
C.18		 The Terrace, Nos. 1-8 (consec.), Main Road. 2 storeys. Colourwashed brick. Old tile roof. Nos. 1-7, a row of cottages seven windows long. Ground floor with simple doors and casement windows. No. 1, modest wooden porch to door. No. 8 stands free of, and forward from Nos. 1-7.     T. & C.P. Act
 SU 389 105
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