Hampshire Treasures

Volume 10 ( Fareham)

Description and Date	Remarks	Protection	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.

Lychgate C.19	Entrance to St. Mary's Church. Dated 1897, commemorates Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. Wooden lychgate with gabled tile roof. Arched entrance with cornice above and arched side panels. Plaque commemorates reconstruction in 1935, at the time of King George V Jubilee.	T&CP Act CA	SU 625 045 0705 98
Lamp C.19	St. Mary's Churchyard. Tall cast iron lamp-standard with fluted column. Square lamp with scroll brackets and finial above.	T&CP Act CA	SU 645 045 0705 99
Group F - Historical or Literary Associations
Mill Site	Fareham Corn Mill. Mentioned in C.17 documents as the 'Tyde or Sea Mill'. in 1908 the mill was 'an old tarred wooden building at the head of the harbour'. No trace of the mill remains and the mill dam is now crossed by the A27. The mill pond, once a 'wide sheet of water with wooded banks', is now a saltmarsh. SMR SU60NE8. Ref: VCH Vol. III, 1908, p.210.		SU 587 062 0705 123
Building	Windmill on foreshore at Portchester Lake. A stone built tower mill partly demolished, now used as a store. SMR SU60SW33. Ref: Hampshire Industrial Archaeology (SUIAG) p.9.		SU 619 044 0705 122
House C.18	No. 169, St. Vincent. Owned by Captain Cook who served with Lord Nelson. The house named after the battle of Cape St. Vincent.	T&CP Act CA	SU 622 047 0705 136