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Survey by Essex County Council of Essex Poor Law Buildings, 1998 - EEX52533

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Location

Grid reference TL 70 09 (point)
Map sheet TL70NW

Technique(s)

Organisation

Essex County Council

Date

01 Oct 1997 - 31 Jan 1998 between

Description

Part of a survey of modern and industrial sites and monuments in the county. The structures are associated with the 1834 Poor Law Amendment Act.

Sources

  • <1> Building Recording Report: Garratt, T.. 1998. Essex Poor Law Buildings.

Related Monuments/Buildings (19)

  • 19th century Billericay Union Workhouse (Building)
  • 19th century workhouse, Saffron Walden Union Workhouse (later Community Hospital), Saffron Walden (Listed Building)
  • 20th century scattered home, The Firs, Tendring Heath (Building)
  • 20th century scattered home, The Limes (Springbank), Tendring Heath (Building)
  • Bridge Hospital (Listed Building)
  • Chelmsford Union Workhouse (now St Johns Hospital) (Building)
  • Edwardian hospital school at Highwood School, Brentwood (Building)
  • Edwardian Poplar Training School, Brentwood (Listed Building)
  • Late 19th century workhouse, Maldon Union Workhouse, Spital Road (Building)
  • North End House (Listed Building)
  • Old Court Hotel (Listed Building)
  • Site of Orsett Union Workhouse (Monument)
  • Site of possibly 19th century century children's homes, 'Epping Union Children's Homes', (Building)
  • Site of Rochford Union Workhouse (Monument)
  • St Michaels Hospital (Listed Building)
  • Tendring Union Workhouse (Heath Hospital) (Listed Building)
  • The Close (Listed Building)
  • Victorian Shoreditch Industrial School (later St Faith's Hospital), Brentwood (Building)
  • Whitechapel Union Scattered Homes, 'Park Cottages', Clarence Road / Park Road (Monument)

Other References

  • NRHE UID: 1327782
  • Archaeological Investigations Project: E.22.2302

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