Hampshire Treasures

Volume 6 ( East Hampshire)

Description and Date	Remarks	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.
House	Ockham House. 2 storeys. Brick, cement covered walls. Tiled roof with ornamental ridging tiles. Clock tower. Formerly a school.	SU 788 381 1611 25
House	Spring Cottage. 2 storeys. Brick and stone walls. Slate roof. Three chimneys.	SU 778 384 1611 27
House	Foxes, Green Street. Old barn converted into dwelling. 2 storeys. Brick and stone walls. Tiled roof. Two chimneys.	SU 768 379 1611 28
House	Birch Cottage. 2 storeys. Brick, cement covered walls. Slate roof. Three chimneys. Formerly a chapel.	SU 788 378 1611 32
House	Old Rectory. 2 storeys. Brick construction with cement rendering. Tiled roof. Two pairs of brick chimneys. Glass porch. Formerly the vicarage.	SU 786 382 1611 30
House	Burningham Cottage. 3 storeys, two of which are in the roof. Lower half of the walls brick with cement rendering, the upper half being tile-hung. Tiled roof. Formerly a Hop kiln.	SU 778 379 1611 29
Group E - Street Patterns, Street Furniture and Open Spaces
Pound	Malthouse Barn. Brick-walled former village pound.	SU 799 385 1611 44
Group F - Historical or Literary Associations
Farmhouse	Lode Farm. Includes remains of manor house and alleged site of mediaeval hunting lodge. Frequently visited by Henry V I I I when Prince of Wales, and for this reason he was nick-named 'Harry of Lode'. O.S.A. No.SU73 NE8. Ref: V.C.H., Vol. 2, p.514.	SU 776 377 1611 04