Hampshire Treasures

Volume 7 ( Havant)

Description and Date	Remarks	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.
Post Norman
Enclosure	East of Leigh Park Farm. Large mediaeval enclosure partially destroyed with widening of B2149. Some material from site in Portsmouth Museum.	SU 723 087 1111 08
Building (Site)	South of Lockerley Road. Beam slots and sherds excavated 1968-9. Ref: Portsmouth City Museum Card Index.	SU 722 073 1111 15
Group C - Footpaths, Bridleways and Old Travelways

Ancient Travelway	Stretch of Roman road, running approximately from Prospect Farm to a point halfway down Martins Road, West Leigh. Believed to be nearly 10 ft. wide with small side ditches. O.S.A. No. SU70 NW3.	SU 727 087 1111 04
Ancient Travelway	Prehistoric trackway north of West Leigh. Fine river valley of considerable natural beauty and the route to the sea since early Paleolithic times. Several Mesolithic sites of national importance in the area.	SU 730 086 1111 06
Group D - Buildings, Monuments and Engineering Works
Farmhouse C.18	Prospect Park House. Junction of Prospect Lane and Wakefords Way. Red brick structure. Tiled roof. Dated 1776.	SU 726 087 1111 01
Group E - Street Patterns, Street Furniture and Open Spaces
Well (Site)	Under Nos. 54 to 64, Sharps Road. Sited on Ordnance Survey maps. No evidence of associated buildings. Probably C.18. Destroyed by housing development.	SU 728 081 1111 10