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Level 1 building recording by Colchester Archaeological Trust at Harlow Town Park, Harlow, 2014 - EEX56774

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Location

Grid reference Centred TL 4501 1096 (276m by 205m) (3 map features)
Map sheet TL41SE

Technique(s)

Organisation

Colchester Archaeological Trust

Date

01 Jul 2014 - 31 Jul 2014 at some time

Description

A programme of building recording was carried out by the Colchester Archaeological Trust (CAT) on several structures at Harlow Town Park, Essex in June 2014. The work was commissioned by Mr Andrew Allocca, Regeneration Project Delivery Manager for Harlow District Council. The structures recorded included 20th-century alterations to the 19th-century Spurrier’s House, a petting zoo, bandstand, nursery and the Greyhound public toilets, all dating to the 20th century. These structures form part of Harlow Town Park, one of twelve parks with significant post-World War II elements cited on the English Heritage Register of Parks. NRHE data transfer: Historic building recording on several structures at Harlow Town Park. Information from OASIS Online Form.

Sources

  • --- Building Recording Report: Lister, C.. 2014. Historic Building Recording at Harlow Town Park, Essex.

Related Monuments/Buildings (5)

  • 1970s bandstand, Harlow Town Park (Building)
  • 1970s toilet block, 'Greyhound Toilets', Harlow Town Park (Building)
  • Mid 19th century farmhouse and later town museum, 'Spurrier's House', Harlow Town Park (Building)
  • Mid 19th century stables and later petting zoo, 'Pets Corner', Spurrier's Core, Harlow Town Park (Monument)
  • Mid 19th century walled garden at Spurrier's House, Harlow Town Park (Landscape)

Other References

  • NRHE UID: 1598101
  • OASIS: colchest3-208392

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