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Photographic survey by Essex County Council Field Archaeology Group at Roundbush Farm, Burnham Road, Mundon, 2001 - EEX52879

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Location

Grid reference TL 8620 0175 (point)
Map sheet TL80SE
Civil Parish PURLEIGH, MALDON, ESSEX

Technique(s)

Organisation

Field Archaeology Group/Unit, ECC

Date

16 Feb 2001 - 16 Feb 2001 once between

Description

A photographic survey of farm buildings at Roundbush Farm, Mundon, Essex was undertaken by the Essex County Council Field Archaeology Unit prior to their imminent conversion to office and residential use. This project was to support an historic building and documentary survey already completed by A. Padfield in the same year, see EEX25878. NRHE data transfer: FAU Project No: 868. Survey comprised historic building documentary assessment and photographic survey, in advance of proposed conversion of the farm buildings.

Sources

  • --- Building Recording Report: Garwood, A.. 2001. Roundbush Farm, Burnham Road, Mundon, Maldon: Photographic Survey. 35mm.

Related Monuments/Buildings (12)

  • Early to mid 19th century cart shed and stable, Roundbush Farm (Building)
  • Early to mid 19th century farmhouse, Roundbush Farm (Building)
  • Early to mid 19th century stable and cart shed, Roundbush Farm (Building)
  • Late 18th century granary, Roundbush Farm (Building)
  • Late 19th century loose box, Roundbush Farm (Building)
  • Mid to late 19th century cow shed, Roundbush Farm (Building)
  • Mid to late 19th century engine shed, Roundbush Farm (Building)
  • Nineteenth century wheat barn, Roundbush Farm (Building)
  • Site of early to mid 19th century pond, Roundbush Farm (Monument)
  • Site of late 18th century or early 19th century timber framed oat barn, Roundbush Farm (Building)
  • Site of mid 19th century or earlier cow shed, Roundbush Farm (Building)
  • Site of mid 19th century or earlier cow shed, Roundbush Farm (Building)

Other References

  • NRHE UID: 1341377
  • Archaeological Investigations Project: G.22.A006

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