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Survey by Essex County Council of iron foundries in Essex, 1997 - EEX52530

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Location

Grid reference TL 7071 0635 (point)
Map sheet TL70NW

Technique(s)

Organisation

Essex County Council

Date

01 Mar 1997 - 30 Apr 1997 between

Description

An assessment of the field remains of 26 Essex iron foundries operating from the late 18th to the 20th century. The survey aimed to establish the priorities of the industry, thereby enabling an appropriate response should significant archaeological and technological remains become threatened. NRHE data transfer, 1102394: Survey by Essex County Council Planning Department Archaeological Advisory Group. Monument location data applied to aid retrieval 2019. NRHE data transfer, 1327781: Survey identified thirty sites of post-medieval iron foundries, of which only two, the Atlas Works, Earls Colne and the Goldhanger Iron Foundry, were found to be of potential regional/national importance.

Sources

  • --- Report: Garwood, A.. 1997. Iron Foundries in Essex.

Related Monuments/Buildings (10)

  • Cromptons Arc Works (Listed Building)
  • Gas lamp and standard approx 18m E of central block of Atlas Works (site of) (Listed Building)
  • Maldon Iron works and railings on south corner (Listed Building)
  • Site of 19th century Lawford Iron Works and Tannery (Monument)
  • Site of late 19th century foundry, Mildmay Ironworks, Foundry Lane (Monument)
  • Site of late 19th century iron and brass foundry, 'Beckingham Foundry' (or 'Belshams Foundry'), Plains Road (Monument)
  • Site of mid 19th century iron works, 'W. Cottis Iron Foundry Ltd', (Monument)
  • Stable range and ancillary buildings of Atlas Works (Listed Building)
  • Victoria agricultural engineering works, Brentwood (Monument)
  • Warner's Iron Foundry (Monument)

Other References

  • NRHE UID: 1102394
  • Archaeological Investigations Project: E.22.0328
  • Archaeological Investigations Project: E.22.0329
  • NRHE UID: 1327781
  • Archaeological Investigations Project: E.22.2301

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