Monument record 0282202000 - PENNLANDS FARM

Summary

Eighteenth to twentieth century records of brick and tileworks at Pennlands Farm

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Type and Period (2)

  • BRICKWORKS (18th Century to Modern - 1700 AD to 1945 AD)
  • TILE WORKS (18th Century to Modern - 1700 AD to 1945 AD)

Description

LAST OF ANCIENT BRICKFIELDS W OF HEDGERLEY TO CLOSE, C.1936 (B5).
HEDGERLEY BRICKS & TILES RENOWNED FROM C18 AS BUILDING BRICKS & AS FIREBRICKS & CROWN TILES (FOR BAKERS OVENS), & CLAY EXPORTED FOR FURNACE LININGS (B5-8).
MARKED ON MAPS & STILL SIGNPOSTED 1980 (B9-11).
FULL HISTORY (B5,B8,B11).

Sources (7)

  • <5>SBC852 Article in serial: E B Basden. 1966-7. 'PENNLANDS BRICK & TILE WORKS', IN BUCKS RURAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION JOURNAL.
  • <6>SBC6403 Article in serial: John Hill. 1747. 'A LETTER FROM MR JOHN HILL, APOTHECARY, TO THE PRESIDENT, CONCERNING WINDSOR LOAM', IN PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY 44 PP458-463. Vol 44.
  • <7>SBC16419 Bibliographic reference: Isaac Ware. 1756. COMPLETE BODY OF ARCHITECTURE.
  • <8>SBC14801 Bibliographic reference: Hilary Stainer. 1980. 'BRICKMAKING IN HEDGERLEY', IN RICE M (ED) 'A SOUTH BUCKS VILLAGE - THE HISTORY OF HEDGERLEY' PP62-68.
  • <9>SBC1967 Map: Andrew Bryant. 1825. Map of the County of Buckinghamshire. Printed map. Linen. 1.5 inches:1 mile.
  • <10>SBC10194 Map: Ordnance Survey. 1885. OS 1877/85 1ST EDITION 6-INCH MAP.
  • <11>SBC6525 Verbal communication: Barbara Hurman & Andrew Pike (BCM). 1980. JULY 1980 FIELD VISIT WITH INFORMATION FROM MR HEALY.

Location

Grid reference Centred SU 9580 8721 (260m by 120m)
Civil Parish HEDGERLEY, South Bucks, Buckinghamshire

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Record last edited

Nov 26 2023 1:35PM

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