Hampshire Treasures

Volume 5 ( New Forest)

Description and Date	Remarks	Protection	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.
Cottage C.18/19	The Cottage. 2 storeys. Slate roof. Brick structure C.18 windows and portico. Mainly C.18 with C.19 additions. Originally a small cottage, home of the village carpenter.	C.A.	SU 115 178 2412 60
Cottage C.19	Charities. 2 storeys. Slate roof, brick structure. Originally village shop, with bakery at rear. Existing photograph shows licensed to sell tobacco and snuff.	C.A.	SU 114 181 2412 56
Chapel C.19	Baptist Chapel, originally Methodist. Slate roof. Brick structure.	C.A.	SU 115 180 2412 57
Monument C.19	West Park. Erected 1827. Stone circular column on square plinth with internal stair to platform at summit. Partly to commemorate Sir Eyre Coote who died 1783.	T. & C. P. Act	SU 117 163 2412 26
Lodges	Entrance to West Park. Single storey with slate roof. Brick structure with rendered surface.	C.A.	SU 115 176 2412 65
Cottage	South of Priory Farm. Thatch roof. Timber-framed with brick infilling. Originally a C.17 barn, converted to a dwelling in 1980.	T. & C.A. Act C.A.	SU 114 179 2412 58
House	West Hayes. 2 storeys with slate roof. Parts of the original C.17 structure still evident, but mainly C.19.	C.A.	SU 112 184 2412 54
Group F - Historical or Literary Associations
Claypits	Brickhill. These pits were used for digging clay for brick making during C.16 - C.18 and were connected with nearby houses, all of which were inhabited by families engaged in brick making.		SU 124 156 2412 66