Great Wakering Conservation Area Appraisal & Management Plan

Ended on the 30 August 2007

Appendicies

Appendix 1 Listed Buildings in the Conservation Area

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Appendix 2

Summary of Essex Historuc Environment Reocrds for the Conservation Area

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EHER	Name	Period	Summary
11065	Church of St Nicholas	Medieval	Walls are coursed ragstone rubble with some septaria and flint; dressings are Reigate and other limestone. Grade II*
11066	Church of St. Nicholas	Post-medieval	The N. chapel or annexe was built in 1843 and the church has been restored in 'modern' times. Grade II*
11068	Church of St. Nicholas	Roman	Roman coins found 'near' church.
11070	Not given	Medieval	Saxon-medieval type spindle whorl found in vicarage garden, parallels one found at Bonhunt.
11186	Not given	Early medieval	Mid/late Saxon spindle whorl found in garden of Great Wakering vicarage.
11189	Jetton, Barling	Medieval	Jetton, Barnard Type 12, late 14^th century
18257	Land adj. St. Nicholas Church	Prehistoric	Mid-late Iron Age date ditch found in the evaluation.
18258	Land adj. St. Nicholas Church	Roman	Roman ditches, oven/kiln, cremation found in evaluation.
18259	Land adj. St. Nicholas Church	Saxon	Saxon pit and ditches found in evaluation, c.410-650 A.D.
19975	Great Wakering historic settlement	Multi-period	The Saxon, medieval and post-medieval settlement of Great Wakering.
19979	Great Wakering Saxon Minster	Saxon	Site of the Anglo-Saxon minster, excavations in 2000 revealed part of boundary ditch and other features.
19984	Great Wakering Congregational Chapel	Post-medieval	Site of first Congregational Chapel in Gt. Wakering. On 1841 map, moved by 1898.
19987	Great Wakering School	Post-medieval	School, Gt. Wakering, 1898 map.
19988	Great Wakering Congregational Chapel	Post-medieval	Congregational Chapel, moved to this site by 1898, gable fronted, stock brick building.
19989	Great Wakering Chapel of the Peculiar People	Post-medieval	Site of the Chapel of the Peculiar People, present in 1881, had become a mission hall by the 1923 map.
35000	Cottawight	Post-medieval	Part-timber framed house of C17 and later builds. Grade II.
35001	The Pharmacy and Roundabout	Post-medieval	Early C18 corner building comprising house and shop with small shop to High Street. Grade
35005	7 High Street	Post-medieval	C18 timber framed house and shop. Grade II
35006	17 High Street	Medieval	Timber framed house with probable medieval origins, almost completely rebuilt C19. Grade II
35007	61 High Street	Post-medieval	Early C17 and C19 butchers shop and store with timber framed rear range. Grade II
35008	63, 65 and 67 High Street	Post-medieval	Row of C18/C19 timber framed cottages. Grade II
35009	73, 75 and 77 High Street	Post-medieval	Row of C18/C19 timber framed cottages. Grade II
35010	79 and 81 High Street	Post-medieval	Pair of timber framed cottages, c.1700 with C19 rear range. Grade II
35011	The White Hart Public House	Medieval	C15/C16 hall house, now public house. Grade II
35017	Church of St Nicholas	Medieval	Parish church, c.1100, with later additions and restorations. Grade II*
35018	Headstone approx. 9m SE of S porch Church of St Nicholas	Post-medieval	Tombstone dated 1735. Grade II
35019	Headstone, approx. 21m S of S porch Church of St Nicholas	Post-medieval	Tombstone dated 1770 and 1790. Grade II
35020	Headstone approx. 9m S of SE corner of S porch Church of St Nicholas	Post-medieval	Tombstone dated 1718. Grade II
35021	Headstone approx. 18m S of S porch Church of St Nicholas	Post-medieval	Tombstone dated 1788 and 1801. Grade II

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