Hampshire Treasures

Volume 7 ( Havant)

Page 51 - Hayling East

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Description and DateRemarksProtectionGrid Ref. and
Punchcard No.
Sarsen Stone
 Lower Tye Farm. In the garden. These blocks of hard sandstone, (geological origin uncertain) were used in prehistoric monuments such as Stonehenge and Avebury, and in chambered long barrows. Ref: 1. Sarsens, 1946, (Brentall), pp.419-39. Ref: 2. The Kennet Valley Sarsen Industry, 1968, pp.83-93. Ref: 3. P.H.F.C., Vol. 2, Nos. 9 and 10.     SU 730 022
1104 203
Sarsen Stone No. 34B
 St. Peter's Church. Used as a memorial stone.     SU 731 032
1104 320
Sarsen Stone No. 34F
 Located in Boatyard.     SU 729 018
1104 322
Sarsen Stone No. 34G
 Located in the hedge of the school grounds. Known as 'The Devil Stone'.     SU 726 006
1104 323
Sarsen Stone No. 34L
 Woodgarson Cottage. The stone is built into the footings.     SU 731 019
1104 324
Sarsen Stone No. 34P
 Pond End House.     A.O.N.B.
 SU 728 992
1104 325
Sarsen Stone No. 34U
 In the wall at the corner of the main road and Church Lane.     SU 731 032
1104 326
Sarsen Stone No. 34V
 In marshy ground beneath bushes.     SU 731 032
1104 327
Sarsen Stone
 Mengham House. Several boulders standing in the grounds.     N.P. Act
A.O.N.B.
 SZ 727 994
1104 195
Sarsen Stones
 St. Peter's Church. In foundations and as nave column supports.     SU 731 032
1104 192
Sarsen Stone
 Eastney Farmhouse, St. Peter's Road. Boulder in garden.     SU 732 030
1104 200
Sarsen Stones
 Tournerbury Farm. Several in farmyard and incorporated into foundations of farm barn.     SU 729 000
1104 199
Sarsen Stone
 Hayling County Primary School. Largest exposed boulder on Hayling, sited on boundary of school.     N.P. Act
A.O.N.B.
 SU 725 007
1104 197
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