Site of 18th century stable, land to the Rear of the Thatched House Hotel (EHER 46455)

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Summary

Now destroyed. A trial trench evaluation in March 2003 revealed the remains of the former 18th century stable block.

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Grid reference	Centred TL 4619 0230 (28m by 22m) Copied from 1st edition OS map.
Civil Parish	EPPING UPLAND, EPPING FOREST, ESSEX

Type and Period

STABLE (Early 18th century to 21st century - 1701 AD (at some time) to 2003 AD (at some time))

Description

March 2003. Trial trenching. The site lies within the historic core of Epping, to the rear of the High Street, in an area with the potential for evidence of the medieval and post-medieval periods. The evaluation revealed remains of the former 18th century stable block, but no evidence of medieval 'back-yard' activity to the rear of the High Street, or activity associated with former structures fronting Hemnall Street. <1> See <2>.

Sources

<1> SEX68054 Evaluation Report: Roberts, B. and Wilkins, B.. 2003. Land to the Rear of the Thatched House Hotel, Epping, Essex: An Archaeological Evaluation.
<2> SEX53053 Map: Ordnance Survey. 1872-1890. Ordnance Survey 6 inch (1st Edition). OS. Paper. 1:10,560.

Related Events (1)

Archaeological Intervention: Trial trenching by Hertfordshire Archaeological Trust on land to the Rear of the Thatched House Hotel, Epping, 2003 (Ref: EP4) (EEX54952)