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Rayne Hall Environs Survey (phase 1) by RCHME at Rayne Hall, Rayne, 1998 - EEX53250

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Map

Location

Grid reference TL 7321 2295 (point)
Map sheet TL72SW
Civil Parish RAYNE, BRAINTREE, ESSEX

Technique(s)

Organisation

RCHME

Date

20 Jul 1998 - 31 Jul 1998 at some time

Description

NRHE data transfer: In late July 1998, staff from RCHME's Cambridge Office carried out a Level 1 analytical field survey of the environs of Rayne Hall, Essex. The survey was requested and funded by the owner Mrs S Pertwee, to improve her understanding of the manorial complex associated with the hall, in advance of a proposed development of adjacent Grade II Listed farm buildings. The house and other buildings were not investigated thoroughly, since all had been previously recorded to a basic level. Attention focused on the garden wall, a moat and system of ponds surviving as earthworks, and the lay-out of the complex as a whole.

Sources

  • --- Report: RCHME. 1998. RCHME: Rayne Hall Environs Survey (phase 1).

Related Monuments/Buildings (12)

  • Barn approximately 35 metres south-west of Rayne Hall (Listed Building)
  • Barn approximately 40 metres south-west of Rayne Hall and adjoining entrance track to Hall (Listed Building)
  • Cartlodge and stable ranges adjacent to south-west of barn 40 metres south-west of Rayne Hall (Listed Building)
  • Church of All Saints, Rayne (Listed Building)
  • Medieval moat at Rayne Hall (Monument)
  • Medieval ponds at Rayne Hall (Monument)
  • Possible site of medieval gatehouse at Rayne Hall (Monument)
  • Possible site of medieval to post-medieval fish house at Rayne Hall (Monument)
  • Possible site of post-medieval hunting park at Rayne Hall (Monument)
  • Possible site of post-medieval stable at Rayne Hall (Monument)
  • Rayne Hall (Listed Building)
  • Wall enclosing garden to east of Rayne Hall and adjoining church yard (Listed Building)

Other References

  • NRHE UID: 1153145

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