0115400000 - THAMES NEAR MARLOW Find Spot

SPEARHEAD FOUND IN LOAD OF GRAVEL DREDGED FROM THAMES NEAR MARLOW & DELIVERED TO HATTERS LANE SCHOOL , HIGH WYCOMBE.(BI1-2) BASAL LOOPED SPEARHEAD. LEA F SHAPED CHANNELLED BLADE WITH LOZENGE SECTION MID RIB, WITH NARROW RIDGE ALONG TOP OF FACE. CLASS II IA.(BI3-4) DRAWING FILED(BI5) AYBCM: 110X55(BI6)

SU 84770 85540 (point) SU88NW Point

SMR Number 0115400000 - Site THAMES NEAR MARLOW

FBC1637 SPEAR (Middle Bronze Age - 1600 BC to 1001 BC) BRONZE

SMR Number 0116100000 - Site Field E of Sentry Hill, Lower Grounds Farm, Marlow

APS SHOW 3 RING DITCHES, INCLUDING 1 WITH 2 CONCENTRIC RINGS, & 2 IRREGULAR ENCLOSURES (B1). FEATURES DESCRIBED & PLOTTED (B2). FEATURES PLOTTED FROM AVAILIABLE AP'S AT 1:2500 (NMR METHOD)(B3). RCHME REPORT ON THAMES VALLEY AP MAPPING PROJECT (B5).

Field walking undertaken by Marlow Archaeological Society in 1999/2000 produced a concentration of finds along the northern edge of the field, consisting of some 123 flint implement, 2 cores, and some 487 sherds of pottery and other metal finds (B6). In 2001 Marlow Archaeological Society conducted a resistivity survey on two of the ring ditches and investigated an area to the SW where the presence of the edge of a palaeochannel was possible detected. Three evaluation trenches were opened. Trench 1 (2m x 2m) in the north of the site was opened to test the depth of the overburden and nature of the underlying geology. 93 waste and worked flakes were recovered together with 6 core nodules and 1 burnt flint. Trench 2 (2m x 2m) was located between the ring dicth features and was dug to check the depth of the overburden. 14 waste flakes and 2 worked points were recovered together with 55gm of burnt flint. Trench 3 (1m x 5.6m) was dug at a point of high resistivity at a junction between two gravel terraces. 5 flint artefacts were recovered (B7).

In 2002, CAS 1161:01 had a small trench re-opened across the possible ditch feature which was shown to have been truncated by ploughing and was 2m wide by 1m deep. It appears to be u-shaped and have two phases of backfilling or a possible recut. Worked flint and contemporary building material was identified in the fills which were disturbed from the previous year's excavation (B8).

Further geophysical surveys and trial trenching carried out by Marlow Archaeological Society in 2003 to consolidate previous surveys and investigate the N edge of a possible gravel island. Magnetometry identified 2 circular anomalies, possibly ring ditches, 1 of which is double-ditched and 2 sub-rectangular ditched anomalies, probably small ditched enclosures. The trial trench apparently confirmed the presence of the edge of a palaeochannel (B13).

Further fieldwalking by Marlow Archaeological society in 2004 identified discrete concentrations of flint debitage and tools, interpreted as flint-working areas and burnt and cracked flints interpreted as cooking areas. Resistivity survey identified an extended sub-rectangular ditched enclosure aligned NW-SE, apparently associated with Barrow 'D'

SMR Number 0116100000 - Site Field E of Sentry Hill, Lower Grounds Farm, Marlow

SU 84000 85500 (point) SU88NW Point

0116101000 - Field E of Sentry Hill, Low Grounds Farm, Monument

Ring ditch plotted from aerial photographs

RING DITCH (RING DITCH:ROUND BARROW, Late Neolithic to Late Iron Age - 2500 BC? to 42 AD?)

Dimensions - Radius 0012 m

Plan Form - ANNULAR

RING DITCH: NO TRACE ON GROUND. 24M DIAMETER WITHCENTRAL DARK STAIN (=BURIAL?). VISIBLE ON AP'S.(BI 1). CIRCLE VISIBLE ON AP'S. PLOTTED (BI2) RING DITCHES PLOTTED AT 1:2500 (NMR METHOD)(BI3)

In 2002, Marlow Archaeological Society conducted a resistivity survey on two of the ring ditches and investigated an area to the SW where the presence of the edge of an old water channel was possible detected. CAS 116101 had a small trench placed across the possible ditch feature which was shown to have been truncated by ploughing and 2m wide by 1m deep. It appears to be u-shaped and have two phases of backfilling or a possibly recut.

SMR Number 0116101000 - Site Field E of Sentry Hill, Low Grounds Farm, Marlow

SU 84070 85540 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0116102000 - Site Field E of Sentry Hill, Low Grounds Farm, Marlow

0116102000 - Field E of Sentry Hill, Low Grounds Farm, Monument

Ring ditch plotted from aerial photographs

RING DITCH (RING DITCH:ROUND BARROW, Late Neolithic to Late Iron Age - 2500 BC? to 42 AD?)

Dimensions - Radius 0018 m

Plan Form - ANNULAR

RING DITCH VISIBLE ON AP'S APPROX AT NGR (BI1) PLOTTED(BI2) PLOTTED FROM AVAILABLE AP'S AT

1:2500 (N MR METHOD)(BI3)

SU 84020 85480 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0116102000 - Site Field E of Sentry Hill, Low Grounds Farm, Marlow

SMR Number 0116103000 - Site Field E of Sentry Hill, Low Grounds Farm, Marlow

0116103000 - Field E of Sentry Hill, Low Grounds Farm, Monument

Ring ditch plotted from aerial photographs

RING DITCH? (RING DITCH:DOUBLE:ROUND BARROW?, Bronze Age - 2350 BC? to 701 BC?)

Dimensions - Radius 0014 m

Plan Form - ANNULAR

DOUBLE RING DITCH SHOWN ON AP'S APPROX AT NGR. CONCENTRIC DITCHES, C27M & 16M

RESPECTIVELY. (BI1) PL OTTED(BI2) RING DITCHES PLOTTED FROM AVAILIABLE AP 'S AT 1:2500 (NMR

SU 83970 85420 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0116103000 - Site Field E of Sentry Hill, Low Grounds Farm, Marlow

SMR Number 0116104000 - Site Field E of Sentry Hill, Low Grounds Farm, Marlow

0116104000 - Field E of Sentry Hill, Low Grounds Farm, Monument

Sub-circular, double ditched enclosure plotted from aerial photographs

Dimensions - Length 0016 m Width 0014

Plan Form - IRREGULAR

UNIDENTIFIED SMALL DITCHED ENCLOSURE (BI1) SUBCIRCULAR ENCLOSURE WITH INTERNAL FEATURE

(ANOTHER ENCL OSURE?) VISIBLE ON AP'S.(BI2) FEATURE PLOTTED FROM AVAILIABLE AP'S AT 1:2500

(NMR METHOD)(BI3) ENCLOS URE IS AT NGR, AND APPEARS TO BE DOUBLE DITCHED FO R AT LEAST PART

OF IT'S CIRCUIT(BI4)

SU 84020 85440 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0116104000 - Site Field E of Sentry Hill, Low Grounds Farm, Marlow

SMR Number 0116105000 - Site Field E of Sentry Hill, Marlow

0116105000 - Field E of Sentry Hill, Marlow Monument

Small irregular ditched enclosure plotted from aerial photographs

Dimensions - Length 0013 m Width 0013

Plan Form - IRREGULAR

UNIDENTIFIED SMALL DITCHED ENCLOSURE VISIBLE ON AP'S (BI1) IRREGULAR ENCLOSURE

PLOTTED.(BI2) FEATURE PLOTTED FROM AVAILIABLE AP'S AT 1:2500 (NMR METHO D)(BI3) NOT CLEAR

WHETHER ENCLOSURE IS COMPLETE: 2 CURVED SECTIONS OF DITCH VISIBLE ON AP'S, BUT NO

SU 84000 85450 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0116105000 - Site Field E of Sentry Hill, Marlow

SMR Number 0117400000 - Site SPINFIELD

0117400000 - SPINFIELD Monument

Quantity - 1

DEEP WELL ENCASED IN CONCRETE SURMOUNTED BY A HORSE WHEEL (B1) SEE 01:000.

SU 83950 86320 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0117401000 - Site SPINFIELD

0117401000 - SPINFIELD Monument

Quantity - 1

HORSE WHEEL SURMOUNTING WELL. GEAR ETC BY WARNER AND SONS OF CRICKLEWOOD (OTHER

EXAMPLES BY THEM AT PATCHING, AND PRESTON MANOR, SUSSEX). IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT WITH

TRACK AND SUPPORTING WHEEL FOR HORSE ARM (SKETCH)(B1). LOCATION 'WELL HOUSE' (B2).

DESCRIPTION AND ILLUSTRATION OF HORSE WHEEL (B3).

SU 83950 86320 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0118100000 - Site SPINFIELD,SPINFIELD LANE

0118100000 - SPINFIELD,SPINFIELD LANE Monument

Quantity - 1

Dimensions - Radius 1524 mm

Plan Form - CIRCULAR

WELL PRESERVED. ENTERED BY SLOPING TUNNEL. HAS SEMI-SPHERICAL DOME. BRICK WITH SOME

RENDERING. DATE '1836' AT EYE OF DOME. (SKETCH ELEVATION & INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PHOTOS)(B1).

'ICEHOUSE' AT NGR (B2). SURVIVES IN FAIR CONDITION. INTERIOR FILLED WITH RUBBISH (B3).

SU 84000 86370 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0118100000 - Site SPINFIELD,SPINFIELD LANE

SMR Number 0118203000 - Site OBELISK, MARKET SQUARE

0118203000 - OBELISK, MARKET SQUARE Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II.STONE OBELISK ERECTED IN 1822 BY THE TRUSTEES OF THE READING AND HATFIELD ROAD.

ACTS AS A MILE STONE AND SIGN POST WITH DIRECTIONS ON EACH SIDE OF BASE (B6).

SU 84875 86515 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0164800000 - Site PARISH

0164800000 - PARISH Monument

Unlocated site of a medieval fishery belonging to Marlow manor, mentioned in 1086

DOMESDAY BOOK RECORDS 1000 EELS FROM ONE FISHERY IN THE MANOR OF MERLAVE (MARLOW)(B1).

FISHERY LOCATED ON THE THAMES SOMEWHERE BETWEEN NGR'S (B2).

Centroid SU 8440 8520 (MBR: 4410m by SU88NW Dispersed

SMR Number 0175203004 - Site 700M NE OF HARLEYFORD MANOR

0175203004 - 700M NE OF HARLEYFORD MANOR Building

18th century garden temple

Plan Form - OCTAGONAL

GRADE II. TEMPLE. MID-LATE C18. POSSIBLY BY SIR ROBERT TAYLOR. ASHLAR FACING OVER BRICK,

RENDERED PLINTH. OCTAGONAL; ONE STOREY AND BASEMENT. MOULDED CORNICE BROKEN

FORWARDS OVER ANGLE COLUMNS WITH FINELY CARVED CORINTHIAN CAPITALS AND MOULDED

PLINTHS. ALTERNATE ARCHED NICHES & WINDOW OPENINGS WITH PLAIN SURROUNDS TO MAIN

STOREY, EACH SIDE WITH STONE PANEL ABOVE. W SIDE HAS STEPS UP TO DOORWAY WITH

ARCHITRAVE SURROUND AND DENTIL CORNICE. BASEMENT HAS DOORWAY TO S, WINDOW TO N, AND

SMALL FIREPLACE. DOMED ROOF MISSING. DERELICT. MAY BE TEMPLE DESCRIBED BY LANGLEY AS

TEMPLE OF FRIENDSHIP, DATED 1775 ON PLAQUE OVER DOOR (T LANGLEY, HISTORY OF THE HUNDRED

SU 83180 84988 (point) SU88SW Centre

SMR Number 0175203004 - Site 700M NE OF HARLEYFORD MANOR

SMR Number 0175203005 - Site 620M E OF HARLEYFORD MANOR

0175203005 - 620M E OF HARLEYFORD MANOR Building

Statue of Sir Robert Clayton, dated 1867

GRADE II. STATUE, A COPY OF ITEM 8/30 [CAS 1752:03:002]. DATED 1867 ON BASE. ERECTED BY SIR

WILLIAM CLAYTON (B5).

SMR Number 0175203005 - Site 620M E OF HARLEYFORD MANOR

SMR Number 0189100000 - Site HIGHFIELDS, MARLOW

0189100000 - HIGHFIELDS, MARLOW Monument

Quantity - 2

2 SKELETONS FOUND BY WORKMEN MAKING A LAWN TENNIS GROUND IN FRONT OF HIGHFIELDS.

BODIES FOUND IN CHAlK-CUT GRAVES, C75CM BELOW SURFACE & C3.7M APART. 1 SHORT MIDDLE-AGED

MAN, LONG SKULL, EXTENDED. 1 TALL ELDERLY WOMAN, LONG SKULL, CONTRACTED. NO GRAVE GOODS.

DATE? (B1-2). TENNIS COURT AT NGR (B3).

SU 83900 86200 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0189100000 - Site HIGHFIELDS, MARLOW

SMR Number 0212200000 - Site WEST STREET,MARLOW

0212200000 - WEST STREET,MARLOW Find Spot

Quantity - 1

Dimensions - Length 0114 mm

MEDIUM TRANCHET AXE,EDGE SLIGHTLY BLUNTED.FOUND BYL TREACHER IN WEST STREET BETWEEN

1925-1936(BI1). AREA OF NGR (BI2).AT BCM (BI3)

SU 84600 86400 (point) SU88NW Point

SMR Number 0212200000 - Site WEST STREET,MARLOW

SMR Number 0212500000 - Site LOW GROUNDS FARM

0212500000 - LOW GROUNDS FARM Monument

Quantity - 1

Dimensions - Radius 0009 m

Plan Form - CIRCULAR

NO TRACE ON GROUND;UNDER BARLEY ON A LOW SWELLINGMARGINALLY ABOVE THAMES FLOOD

PLAIN.NO FINDS MADE & NO ASSOCIATED EARTHWORKS VISIBLE ON GROUND OR AP .PLOTTED FROM ST

JOSEPH AP(BI1).SINGLE CIRCLE (PLO TTED)(BI2).POSSIBLE ASSOCIATED LINEAR FEATURES.PLO TTED AT

1:2500 (NMR METHOD)(BI3)

Centroid SU 8385 8494 (MBR: 210m by SU88SW Dispersed

SMR Number 0212500000 - Site LOW GROUNDS FARM

SMR Number 0223600000 - Site MARLOW

0223600000 - MARLOW Monument

Quantity - 1

Plan Form - CIRCULAR

SINGLE CIRCLE (PLOTTED)(BI1). POSSIBLE RING DITCH VISIBLE ON A/P'S.IT IS,HOWEVER,A SMALL CIRCLE

ON GRASSLAND; OTHER SIMILAR MARKS SHOW ON PHOTOS. PERHAPS A FAIRY RING. NOT PLOTTED (BI2)

RCHME REPORT (B3)

SU 84410 85450 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0223600000 - Site MARLOW

SMR Number 0272300000 - Site MARLOW

0272300000 - MARLOW Place

General background information on Marlow parish

IN 1896 THE PARISH OF GREAT MARLOW WAS DIVIDED INTO 2 PARTS, THE URBAN DISTRICT BEING

SEPARATED OFF AS MARLOW URBAN, & THE REMAINDER LEFT AS GREAT MARLOW (B1). Desk-based

assessment reports review evidence for development of medieval and post-medieval town (B2,B4).

SU 84800 86500 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0449100000 - Site WETHERED'S BREWERY, HIGH ST (including No 74)

0449100000 - WETHERED'S BREWERY, HIGH ST (including Building

Established in 1788 on the site of the Three Tuns Tavern and Miss Freeman's Boarding School, closed in 1988.

Grade II *

Listing Description:

House , now offices. Mid C18. Flemish bond brick; hipped old plain roof; brick end stacks. Double-depth plan. Mid Georgian style. 3 storeys; 5-window range. Porch with Doric columns and entablature to left: C 20 door with overlight and flanking strip lights, set in reeded architrave with roundels. Gauged brick flat arches over early C19 tripartite sash to ground-floor right and over 12-pane sashes. Raised sill band over porch; moulded brick cornice. Early C19 canted bay with sashes to rear right. C18 2-storey ranges to rear, of Flemish bond brick with gabled concrete tiles roofs and brick ridge stacks: first range has 1758 datestone, segmental brick arches over early C19 6-panelled (4-glazed) door and mid C19 horizontal-lifing sash with glazing bars and timber lintel over C19 paired 12-pane sashes; range to rear has bracketed early C19 hood over 6-panelled beaded door set in beaded architrave, segmental brick arch over mid C19 5-light window with glazing bars and inserted C20 door, and C18 5-light casement with leaded lights. Interior mid C18 dog-leg staircase with landing, having panelled doors and shutters; eary C19 reeded architraves and cornices to first floor; mid C18 2-panelled doors and reset C17 panelling to second floor. No 76 to left: early C19. Flemish bond brick; hipped Welsh slate roof. Late Georgian style. 1-storey, 3-window range front. Gauged brick flat arches, with cambered soffits, over large late C19 plate-glass windows each with patterned glazing bars to top and frosted glass with lettering 'Thomas Wethered and Sons/Limited' to bottom: windows are set in revealed surrounds, defined by raised plinths, pilasters and frieze beneath carved stone bracketed cornice a cyma-moulded gutter. To rear are similar brick arches over two 9-pane sashes and similar braketed eaves, Interior; entry from No 74 (qv) to large room with fine early C19 classical fireplace, enriched plaster frieze and ceiling boss (3).

BREWING IMPORTANT INDUSTRY IN MARLOW, WETHERED'S BREWERY EST. 1758, FORMED INTO

COMPANY 1899 (1). BREWERY STILL OPERATED UNTIL JUNE 1988, THOUGH PART OF WHITBREAD GROUP.

NOW CLOSED (2). BREWERY OFFICES, C18 HOUSE. SEE ALSO CASS 13035.

In 1998, a watching brief was undertaken during the digging of service trenches in the yard behind the street frontage. The trench was 0.7m wide and up to 0.9m deep. The watching brief identified a cess pit deposit and cultivated garden soil. The finds might suggest a pharmaceutical origin. Wall and floros sectiosn appeared to be from the buildings visible on the OS 1st Ed. A barrel-vaulted brick drain dating from the 19th century was also uncovered (5). In 1999, a small excavation was carried out on land at the rear of No 76 High Street prior to redevelopment. Cultivation soil was identified containing pottery dating from the 1200-1500 AD. However it also included material up to the 20th century. Three seperate stretches of shallow and poorly contructed chalk and flint wall footings were recorded, and believed to represent either an entrance or a passage/alley between two buildings. Truncating the wall

SU 84970 86400 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0449101000 - Site WETHEREDS BREWERY, HIGH ST

0449101000 - WETHEREDS BREWERY, HIGH ST Monument

Very good example of a granite-paved cartway entrance to brewery yard

A VERY GOOD EXAMPLE OF A GRANITE PLATEWAY TO GET CARTS INTO BREWERY YARD; SLABS 46CM

WIDE, 107CM LONG, DEPTH NOT KNOWN, GAUGE 168CM. POINTS AS SHOWN (ON SKETCH PLAN). C19 (B4).

PLATEWAY SURVIVES EXACTLY AS DESCRIBED ABOVE AT ENTRANCE TO BREWERY. NGR TO PLATEWAY

SU 84970 86400 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0449101000 - Site WETHEREDS BREWERY, HIGH ST

EBC1639 Marlow Brewery Watching Brief (Event - Intervention)

EBC1639 Marlow Brewery Yard Archaeological Excavation (Event - Intervention)

SMR Number 0559400000 - Site SALEM CHAPEL (NOW U.R.C.)

0559400000 - SALEM CHAPEL (NOW U.R.C.) Building

Quantity - 1

'SALEM CHAPEL (CONGREGATIONAL)','BURIAL GROUND'ATNGR (BI1).INDEPENDENT CHAPEL BUILT BY

R.WEBB 1726. IN 1838 IN DISREPAIR.NEW DESIGNS BY FENTON FOR NEW CHAPEL OPENED 1 JULY 1840

ON SITE BEHIND OLD CHAP EL (ILLUS)(BI2).RED BRICK WALLS.PEDIMENTED SE FRON T OF 3

BAYS.FURTHER DETAIL,ILLUS(BI3).LISTED (BI4)

SU 84650 86540 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0559400000 - Site SALEM CHAPEL (NOW U.R.C.)

SMR Number 0559401000 - Site SALEM CHAPEL (NOW U.R.C.)

0559401000 - SALEM CHAPEL (NOW U.R.C.) Monument

Quantity - 1

'BURIAL GROUND' CENTRED AT NGR (BI1).ASSOCIATED WITH INDEPENDENT,LATER CONGREGATIONAL

CHAPEL (BI2)

SU 84650 86540 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0585900000 - Site MARLOW

0585900000 - MARLOW Monument

Unlocated site of a Medieval deerpark, mentioned in 1233

THE EARL OF CORNWALL WAS THE OWNER OF MARLOW PARK IN 1233 WHEN THE KING GRANTED 3

BUCKS OUT OF WINDSOR FOREST FOR HIS PARK. NO FURTHER REFERENCES CAN BE FOUND (B1).

Unlocated - NGR is approximate.

SU 84800 86500 (point) SU88NW Point

SMR Number 1285400000 - Site LOW GROUNDS FARMHOUSE

1285400000 - LOW GROUNDS FARMHOUSE Building

Early 18th century farmhouse with early 19th century alterations

GRADE II. HOUSE. EARLY C18, ALTERED EARLY C19. FRONT AND RIGHT BAY OF LEFT SIDE ARE OF FLINT

WITH C18 BRICK DRESSINGS AND GABLES; REMAINDER C19 BRICK, PART WHITEWASHED. OLD TILE

ROOFS, ONE CHIMNEY OF NARROW BRICK WITH ARCHED RECESSED PANELS, LATER BRICK CHIMNEY

TO LEFT. DOUBLE PILE, THE REAR LAFT BAY PROBABLY AN EXTENSION TO ORIGINAL L-PLAN. 2 STOREYS

AND ATTIC, 2 BAYS. NARROW BRICK BAND COURSES. FRONT HAS 2 GABLED BAYS, THE LEFT WITH

5-PANE SASH TO GROUND FLOOR, THE RIGHT WITH 3-LIGHT BARRED WOODEN CASEMENT. PAIRED

WOODEN CASEMENTS TO UPPER STOREYS, THOSE TO FIRST FLOOR WITH GLAZING BARS, THOSE TO

ATTIC WITH SEGMENTAL HEADS. CENTRAL BOARD DOOR WITH WOODEN HOOD AND PAIRED WOODEN

CASEMENT ABOVE. FLANKING SINGLE STOREY EXTENSIONS: THE LEFT IS OF BRICK AND HAS AN OLD

BOARD DOOR WITH VENT HOLES AND FANLIGHT; THE RIGHT IS OF FLINT AND BRICK WITH 3-LIGHT

WOODEN CASEMENT AND DOOR IN LEFT RETURN. REAR REMODELLED EARLY C19, WITH SASH

WINDOWS, CANTED BAY TO LEFT, AND MINIMAL PEDIMENT HOOD OVER CENTRAL FLUSH-PANELLED

DOOR. CENTRAL HORIZONTAL SLIDING SASH TO STAIRCASE. INTERIOR: EARLY C18 STAIRCASE WITH

FLAT MOULDED HANDRAIL AND STURDY SPLAT BALUSTERS (B1).

SU 83590 84878 (point) SU88SW Point

SMR Number 1285400000 - Site LOW GROUNDS FARMHOUSE

SMR Number 1285401000 - Site BARN ADJACENT TO WEST OF LOW GROUNDS

1285401000 - BARN ADJACENT TO WEST OF LOW Building

18th century timber-framed barn

GRADE II. BARN. MID C18. TIMBER FRAME WITH WEATHERBOARD CLADDING AND BRICK PLINTH.

STEEPLY PITCHED SLATE ROOF. 8-9 BAYS. THIRD BAY HAS GABLED PROJECTING CART ENTRIES ON

BOTH SIDES; SIXTH BAY HAS SIMILAR ENTRY TO SOUTH; SEVENTH BAY HAS SMALLER ENTRY

PROJECTING TO NORTH. LATER OUTBUILDINGS ATTACHED TO FRONT OF LEFT BAYS. DOUBLE PURLIN

ROOF, THE UPPER COLLAR ON TALL QUEEN STRUTS THAT RAKE SLIGHTLY OUTWARDS DOWN TO TIE

BEAM, THE LOWER PURLINS WITH SPUR COLLARS ON SMALL QUEEN STRUTS. BRACED TIE-BEAMS.

SU 83580 84876 (point) SU88SW Point

SMR Number 1285401000 - Site BARN ADJACENT TO WEST OF LOW GROUNDS

SMR Number 1303405000 - Site NO 19 HIGH STREET

1303405000 - NO 19 HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. C18. 2 STOREYS. BRICK. DENTILLED BRICK EAVES. OLD TILE ROOF. 4 WINDOWS ON 1ST

FLOOR. GLAZI NG BARS INTACT. GROUND FLOOR HAS: YARD ENTRY LEFT HAND, C19 SHOP WINDOW

WITH MODERN GLAZING, AND 6 P ANEL HOUSE DOOR WITH CURVED AND REEDED SURROUND AN D

DOORCASE OF PILASTERS AND CONSOLE [MORE]

SU 84918 86548 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1303406000 - Site ENTRANCE GATE & STABLES AT

1303406000 - ENTRANCE GATE & STABLES AT Building

Quantity - 1

SU 84917 86538 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1303407000 - Site NO 35 HIGH STREET

1303407000 - NO 35 HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

HOUSE (Post Medieval (Gen) - 1540 AD to 1798 AD)

GRADE II. EARLY C19 FRONT TO OLDER BUILDING. 3 STOREYS. PAINTED STUCCO. MOULDED STRING ON

1ST FLOOR. MOULDED FRIEZE AND CORNICE. PARAPET WITH MOULDED COPING, BROKEN FORWARD AT

ANGLES AND BETWEEN WINDO WS. 4-BAY FRONT, THE FRIEZE BROKEN FORWARD OVER 2N D FLOOR

WINDOWS AND ENRICHED WITH ROUNDELS. [MORE]

SU 84951 86488 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1303408000 - Site NOS 41 & 41A HIGH STREET

1303408000 - NOS 41 & 41A HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II+. C18. ONE HOUSE. 3 STOREYS, ATTIC AND CELLAR. VITREOUS BRICK. MOULDED PLINTH. RED

QUOINS A ND WINDOW SURROUNDS. MOULDED AND MODILLIONED WOOD CORNICE AND PEDIMENT.

HIPPED OLD TILE ROOF SWEPT O UT TO EAVES. 2 GABLED DORMERS. CENTRAL OVAL LIGHT IN

TYMPANUM. 5 BAY FRONT. 3 CENTRAL BAYS [MORE]

SMR Number 1303409000 - Site NO43 (THE OLD VICARAGE)

1303409000 - NO43 (THE OLD VICARAGE) Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. EARLY C19. 3 STOREYS AND CELLAR. BRICK.MOULDED FLAT EAVES. SLATE ROOF. 3 BAY

FRONT. WINDO WS DIMINISHED IN SIZE UPWARDS. NO GLAZING BARS, BU T ALL HAVE FRETTED

SUNBLIND PELMETS. MODERN SHOP F RONT IN SUITABLE STYLE WITH LARGE THOUGH SHALLOW M

ULTI-PANEL BAY, AND MODERN PANELLED DOOR ON [MORE]

SU 84975 86459 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1303410000 - Site NOS45 TO 49 HIGH STREET

1303410000 - NOS45 TO 49 HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. C18. ONE HOUSE, ALTERED. 2 STOREYS AND ATTIC. PAINTED RENDER. MOULDED AND

BRACKETTED CORNI CE BROKEN ROUND 2 ANGULAR BAYS ON 1ST FLOOR, ON RI GHT HAND PART OF

FRONT. 2 OTHER WINDOWS ON 1ST FLO OR. ON LEFT A MODERN SHOP FRONT AND ON RIGHT A LAT E

C19 SHOP FRONT. OLD TILE ROOF. NOS 41 TO [MORE]

SU 84980 86453 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1303411000 - Site CHEQUERS HOTEL

1303411000 - CHEQUERS HOTEL Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. PART C17 ALTERED C18. PART C18 LATE. 2 STOREYS. PAINTED STUCCO. OLD TILE ROOF. THE

LEFT HA ND PART OVERSAILS AT 1ST FLOOR LEVEL ON HEAVY BOXE D BRACKETS, AND HAS 3 LIGHT

WINDOWS ON GROUND FLOO R, THE RIGHT HAND 5 PANES WIDE, AND THE LEFT HAND PROJECTING

AND MODERNISED WITH 4 PANEL [MORE]

SU 84974 86457 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1303412000 - Site NOS 59 TO 63 HIGH STREET

1303412000 - NOS 59 TO 63 HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. C18 COTTAGES. 2 STOREYS. GREY VITREOUS BRICK. EAVES CORNICE. TILED ROOF. NO 59 HAS

C19 SHO P FRONT AND DOOR WITH BRACKETED CORNICE. FANLIGHT OVER DOOR. SASH WINDOW

OVER WITH GLAZING BARS INTA CT. NO 61 HAS C19 ANGLED BAY WINDOW ON 1ST FLOOR W ITH

DENTILLED ARCHITRAVE CORNICE AND ROUNDED[MORE]

SU 85010 86401 (point) SU88NE Centre

SMR Number 1303413000 - Site NO 65 HIGH STREET

1303413000 - NO 65 HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. EARLY C19. 2 STOREYS. RED BRICK WITH YELLOW BRICK FACADE TO STREET ON STONE

PLINTH WITH MO ULDED STONE FRIEZE AND CORNICE, BLOCKING COURSE. 3 -BAY FRONT. WIDE

SIZE-PANEL CENTRAL DOOR (DOUBLE) WITH VERY NARROW SIDE LIGHT IN SURROUND OF PANELLE D

PILASTERS AND ENTABLATURE, APPROACHED [MORE]

SU 85017 86394 (point) SU88NE Centre

SMR Number 1303414000 - Site NO 71 (ELECTRIC HOUSE)

1303414000 - NO 71 (ELECTRIC HOUSE) Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. LATE C18. 3 STOREYS AND CELLAR. BRICK. MOULDED WOOD CORNICE AND PARAPET WITH

STONE COPING. OLD TILE ROOF (HIPPED). 3-BAY FRONT WITH FLANKING 2-STOREY ANGULAR BAYS,

WITH DELICATE CORNICE, AND MODERN, IN KEEPING, ROUND BAY WINDOWS ON GROUND F LOOR.

MODERN INNER CENTRAL DOOR IN DOORCASE [MORE]

SU 85028 86377 (point) SU88NE Centre

SMR Number 1303415000 - Site NOS 79 TO 83 HIGH STREET

1303415000 - NOS 79 TO 83 HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. EARLY C19. 2 STOREYS, 5 WINDOWS, BRICK.NO 79 IS PAINTED WHITE. ONE WINDOW EACH

WITH GLAZI NG BARS INTACT, EXCEPT NO 79 WHICH HAS 2 MODERN DI AMOND LEADED CASEMENTS.

SHOP FRONTS TO ALL, AND AR E PARTICULARLY IN KEEPING WITH BOW WINDOWS AT NOS 79 AND 83.

SU 85044 86348 (point) SU88NE Centre

SMR Number 1303500000 - Site NO 10 HIGH STREET

1303500000 - NO 10 HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. FORMERLY NOS 6 TO 10 (EVEN) BARCLAYS BANK. C18 HOUSE. 3 STOREYS, 3 WINDOWS.

VITREOUS BRICK WITH DETAILING AND MOULDING IN RED BRICK. GLAZING BARS INTACT. ON 2ND FLOOR

IN PLACE OF CENTRE WIND OW A RECESSED ROUNDED PANEL WITH FURTHER RECESSED DIAMOND

PANEL WITH DATE 1758. MODERN BANK [MORE]

SU 84868 86558 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1303500000 - Site NO 10 HIGH STREET

SMR Number 1303501000 - Site NO 24 HIGH STREET

1303501000 - NO 24 HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. PROBABLY LATE C14 OR EARLY C15. 2 STOREYS. SINGLE-GABLED FRONT OF TIMBER FRAME,

SCISSORS B RACES, AND PEBBLE DASHED BETWEEN WITH OLD TILE ROO F. OVERSAILS AT 1ST FLOOR

LEVEL ON CRUDE BRACKETS. LEDGED AND PANELLED DOOR TO LEFT HAND AND PAIR OF LEDGED

DOORS TO REMAINDER WITH PIERCED [MORE]

SU 84870 86536 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1303502000 - Site NOS 50 TO 54 HIGH STREET

1303502000 - NOS 50 TO 54 HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. EARLY C19. 2 STOREYS AND ATTIC, BRICK. ONE WINDOW EACH. DENTILLED EAVES CORNICE.

A ROOF OF MODERN TILES PARTIALLY HIPPED ON THE LEFT SIDE. G ABLE DORMERS TO NOS 50 AND 52

WITH CASEMENTS. NO 5 2 HAS GLAZING BARS INTACT, AND NO 50 AN ANGULAR BA Y WINDOW ON THE

1ST FLOOR WITH A DENTILLED [MORE]

SU 84938 86458 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1303503000 - Site NO 72 HIGH STREET (The White House)

1303503000 - NO 72 HIGH STREET (The White House) Building

Grade II * listed house, built circa 1730 and refronted circa 1820. Now offices.

Grade II+.

Listing description:

House, now offices. C1730; refronted C1820. Brick, with early C19 stucco front; gabled old plain tile roofs; brick end

stacks. Double-depth plan, 3 storeys; 2-window range. Front has two 3-storey bow windows, each with projecting

reeded cornices over early C19 tripartite sashes to right is similar cornice set over Tuscan columns and C20 door

with flanking strip lights set in reeded architrave with roundels, Deep cornice to roof. Triple-gabled rear elevation and

left side all have early C19 12-pane sashes. No 72 is connected to No 74 (qv) by a wooden covered bridge with

octagonal glazing bars to windows, at first floor level. Interior: early C19 reeded cornice and architrave to

ground-floor room on left, and moulded cornice, early C19 panelling and segmental arched service doorways to right;

to rear are two identical early C18 dogleg staircases with bindings, panelled dados, and moulded handrails set on

turned balusters. C18 fielded panelled doors and early C19 panelled doors. Reeded cornices and architraves, with

roundels to first floor rooms, No 72 was evidently built as two dwellings before its conversion to one house (retaining

its C18 staircases) in the early C19 (1).

SU 84970 86411 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1303503000 - Site NO 72 HIGH STREET (The White House)

SMR Number 1303504000 - Site NOS 78 & 80 HIGH STREET

1303504000 - NOS 78 & 80 HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. TWO HOUSES. C.1820 REFRONTING OF EARLIER C18 BUILDING. FLEMISH BOND BRICK; GABLED

ROOF, WITH PLAIN TILES TO FRONT AND CONCRETE TILES TO REAR; BRICK RIDGE STACK, AND LATERAL

STACK TO REAR. EACH OF 2-UNIT PLAN. 2 STOREYS, 4-WINDOW RANGE. 6-PANELL -ED

BOLECTION-MOULDED DOORS WITH [MORE]

SU 84990 86380 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1303505000 - Site NO 90 HIGH STREET

1303505000 - NO 90 HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. LATE C18. 2 STOREYS AND ATTIC. PAINTED BRICK. BRACKETTED EAVES CORNICE. OLD TILE

ROOF. 2 G ABLED DORMERS. 4 WINDOWS ON 1ST FLOOR, GLAZING ALT ERED. LARGE FLAT SEGMENTAL

BOWS ON GROUND FLOOR, 8 PANES WIDE X 4, FRAMED WITH NARROW PILASTERS, FRI EZE AND

DELICATE CORNICE, REEDED CILL. [MORE]

SU 85010 86347 (point) SU88NE Centre

SMR Number 1303506000 - Site NOS 92 & 94 HIGH STREET

1303506000 - NOS 92 & 94 HIGH STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. LATE C18. 2 STOREY. DARK RED BRICK NOW PAINTED WHITE. FLAT EAVES. SLATE ROOF. 5-BAY

FRONT. 2 WINDOWS, GLAZING BARS INTACT. 6 PANEL CENTRAL D OOR, FLUSH REEDED PANELS, IN

DOORCASE OF PILASTERS , DOUBLE SCROLL REEDED BRACKETS AND DELICATE FLAT MOULDED HOOD,

FRIEZE BETWEEN BRACKETS. [MORE]

SU 85016 86326 (point) SU88NE Centre

SMR Number 1303507000 - Site NO100 (BRAMPTON HOUSE)

1303507000 - NO100 (BRAMPTON HOUSE) Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II+. C18. 3 STOREYS. BRICK ON PROJECTING PLINTH. STRING AT 1ST FLOOR LEVEL. MOULDED

AND BRACKE TTED CORNICE. PARAPET WITH STONE COPING. OLD TILE ROOF. 5 BAY FRONT, WINDOWS

HAVE ARCHITRAVE FRAMES. 6 PANEL CENTRAL DOOR IN PANELLED REVEAL WITH ARCH ITRAVE AND

DOORCASE OF REEDED DORIC [MORE]

SU 85019 86318 (point) SU88NE Centre

SMR Number 1303508000 - Site NO 102 (THE END HOUSE)

GRADE II+. LATE C18. 2 STOREYS AND ATTIC. BRICK ONPROJECTING PLINTH. MOULDED BRACKETTED

EAVES CORNI CE. MANSARD OLD TILE ROOF HIPPED TO LEFT HAND. 3-B AY FRONT. 6-PANEL CENTRAL

DOOR IN PANELLED REVEAL WITH ARCHITRAVE, UNDER DELICATE DORIC PORCH OF 2 C OLUMNS, WALL

PILASTERS AND ENTABLATURE WITH [MORE]

SU 85036 86308 (point) SU88NE Centre

SMR Number 1305005000 - Site PARK WALL, REMNANTZ, WEST ST

GRADE II. HIGH GARDEN WALL OF FLINT AND BRICK RUNNING ALONG THE EAST SIDE OF REMNANTZ

GARDEN, AND ALMOST THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF PORTLANDS ALLEY WEST SIDE (B1).

In advance of development work in the late 1990s, photographs were taken of features and buildings incorporated

into the wall - including what are believed to be bee skeps formed by six apertures in a decorative brick surround

fronting a brick built shed incorporated into the wall itself (B2).

SU 84640 86396 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305005000 - Site PARK WALL, REMNANTZ, WEST ST

SMR Number 1303800000 - Site COURT GARDEN POUND LANE

Grade II+.

Listing Description:

C18 mansion ranking with Marlow Place, Remnantz and Western House among the best houses in the town. The

main approach front is to the north. 2 storeys and attic, 3 windows, red brick. Mansard slate roof, and 3 round topped

dormers. Band a t 1st floor and cornice. Glazing bars intact. The ground floor has 2 Venetian windows, the left hand

of which is in a slightly projecting section. Centre door with fanlight. The back of the house faces the River Thames

on the south and this front is treated with stucco painted white. 2 full height projecting window bays or 3 sides, one

light to each face. Parapet. Slate roof. 2 round topped dormers. This house has extensive outbuildings and also a

large walled garden.

The manor of Great Marlow was sold to William, Lord Paget of Beudesert in 1554. He received the grant of a market

at the same time. The first lord Paget was advisor to Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth. The manor was

held until 1669. Court Gradens and other lands at Marlow were retained by the family until 1758, when they were

sold to Henry, Earl of Uxbridge. Court Garden is mentioned in deeds from the 15th century and known to have

SU 84848 86114 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1303800000 - Site COURT GARDEN POUND LANE

EBC1639 Watching brief carried out during the installation of new drainage pipelines in Court Gardens

SMR Number 1303801000 - Site Walled Garden of COURT GARDEN, POUND LANE

GRADE II.

Listing Description:

THERE IS A LARGE WALLED GARDEN ATTACHED TO COURT GARDEN SURROUN-DED BY A HIGH RED

BRICK WALL ABOUT 8 FT HIGH. (THE GARDEN IS USED FOR PUBLIC RECREATIONAL PURPOSES).

SU 84840 86109 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304000000 - Site NO4(TWO SWANS)6&8 QUOITING

GRADE II. TERRACE OF C18 COTTAGES. 2 STOREY. COLOURWASHED BRICK WITH STRING AT 1ST FLOOR

LEVEL. EACH OF 2 WINDOWS. NO 4 NOW INCORPORATES FORMER NO 2, ALTHOUGH PART OF THIS

COTTAGE NOW OPENS ONTO WEST STREET AS QUEEN COTTAGE (QV). CHEQUER BRICK. OLD D OOR TO

NO 2 NOW BLOCKED, BUT HOOD REMAINS [MORE]

SU 84730 86498 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304001000 - Site NOS 3 & 5 QUOITING SQUARE

GRADE II. C17, 2 STOREYS. TIMBER FRAME WITH COLOURWASHED BRICK INFILLING. OLD TILE ROOF. NO

5 DOUBLE GABLED. BOTH 2 LIGHT AND 4 LIGHT CASEMENTS AND FL USH TYPE 4 PANEL DOORS IN C18

SURROUND OF NARROW P ILASTERS, DOUBLE SCROLL CUT BRACKETS AND THIN FLAT MOULDED HOOD.

SU 84700 86485 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304900000 - Site NOS 3 & 5 WEST STREET

GRADE II. LATE C17. 2 STOREYS, STUCCO, 2 WINDOWS,CASEMENTS, TILE ROOF. NO 3 IS PARTIALLY

OCCUPIED B Y THE COACH AND HORSES PUBLIC HOUSE (QV) AND INCLU DES ENTRANCE TO THIS. THE

REMAINDER OF THE GROUND FLOOR IS OCCUPIED BY SHOP FRONTS. NOS 1 TO 21 (ODD ) AND THE SHIP

SU 84840 86568 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304900000 - Site NOS 3 & 5 WEST STREET

SMR Number 1304901000 - Site NOS 7 & 9 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18. 2 STOREYS, BRICK, PAINTED WHITE, 2WINDOWS, 3 LIGHT CASEMENTS. FULL LENGTH

MODERN SHO P FRONT. EAVES CORNICE, OLD TILE ROOF. HALF-TIMBER ED WING AT REAR AND TALL

RED BRICK STACK. NOS 1 TO 21 (ODD) AND THE SHIP INN FORM A GROUP.

SU 84840 86558 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304902000 - Site NO 11 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18 FRONT TO OLDER BUILDING. 2 STOREYS.VITREOUS BRICK WITH RED DRESSINGS.

MOULDED BRICK C ORNICE, RETURNED SHORT OF CORNERS OF FRONT. PARAPE T. OLD TILE ROOF. 3

WINDOWS, ARCHITRAVE FRAMES, IN RAISED BRICK SURROUNDS REACHING TO CORNICE. GOOD MID

C19 SHOP FRONT OF TWO 3 LIGHT WINDOWS [MORE]

SU 84837 86552 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304903000 - Site NO 13 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18 OR EARLY C19. 2 STOREY. STUCCO, 2 WINDOWS. GLAZING ALTERED. SHOP FRONT FULL

LENGTH. HI PPED OLD TILE ROOF. NOS 1 TO 21 (ODD) AND THE SHIP INN FORM A GROUP.

SU 84833 86542 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304904000 - Site NOS 15 & 17 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18. ALTERED ON GROUND FLOOR. 2 STOREYSAND ATTIC. VITREOUS BRICK WITH RED

DRESSINGS. MOUL DED, DENTILLED AND BRACKETTED WOOD CORNICE. PARAPE T WITH STONE COPING.

HIPPED OLD TILE ROOF. 4 BAY F RONT, FLANKING BAYS HAVE SLIGHT PROJECTION. PLAIN MODERN

SHOP ON GROUND FLOOR. NOS 1 TO 21 [MORE]

SU 84827 86540 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304905000 - Site NOS 19 & 21 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18 FRONT TO OLDER BUILDING WHICH IS GABLED AT BACK AND PROBABLY C17 EARLY.

FRONT 2 STOREY S. BRICK WITH OLD TILE ROOF. 4 WINDOWS ON 1ST FLOO R. GROUND FLOOR HAS IN

CENTRE, PAIR OF SLIGHTLY BO WED SHOP WINDOWS SUPPORTED ON CUT BRACKETS AND WIT H

ENTABLATURE OF DELICATE DENTILLED CORNICE,[MORE]

SU 84815 86527 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304906000 - Site SHIP INN WEST STREET

GRADE II. C17. 2 STOREYS. COLOURWASHED STUCCO PROBABLY ON TIMBER FRAME. DOUBLE GABLED

FRONT WITH MOD ERN TILE ROOF. TWO 3 LIGHT IRREGULARLY SPACED CASE MENTS AND CENTRAL

HALF GLAZED DOUBLE DOORS. THE LE FT HAND GROUND FLOOR WINDOW PROJECTS UNDER FRIEZE

AND CORNICE CARRIED OVER DOOR AS HOOD. NOS [MORE]

SU 84809 86520 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304907000 - Site NO 27 (THE OLD HOUSE)

GRADE II+. THE MAIN HOUSE NO 27 - C18. 3 STOREY. VITREOUS BRICK WITH RED DRESSINGS AND

NARROW ANGLE PILASTERS WHOLE HEIGHT. MOULDED STRINGS AT 1ST AND 2ND FLOOR LEVELS.

MOULDED AND DENTILLED WOOD CORN ICE, BROKEN FORWARD OVER PILASTERS WHICH HAVE MOUL

DED CAPS AND SECTION OF ARCHITRAVE AND [MORE]

SU 84800 86510 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304908000 - Site NOS 29 & 31 WEST STREET

GRADE II+. C18. PAIR. 3 STOREYS. VITREOUS BRICK WITH RED DRESSINGS. 3 RUSTICATED BRICK

PILASTERS SPR ING FROM MOULDED 1ST FLOOR STRING UP TO BRACKETTED CORNICE. PANELLED

PARAPET WITH STONE COPING. OLD TILE ROOF. NO 29 HAS ONE WINDOW AND HALF-GLAZED DO OR,

LEFT HAND, WITH ARCHITRAVE, AND CORNICE [MORE]

SU 84790 86500 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304909000 - Site NO 33 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18 FRONT TO OLDER BUILDING. 3 STOREYS.STUCCO. STRINGS AT 1ST AND 2ND FLOOR

LEVELS. PANEL LED PARAPET WITH STONE COPING. OLD TILE ROOF. THE RIGHT HAND PART HAS A

TRIPLE TIERED RECTANGULAR BA Y, SMALLER AT 2ND FLOOR LEVEL, CORNICE AT EACH LEV EL.

WINDOWS ON GROUND AND 1ST FLOOR ALTERED.[MORE]

SU 84780 86491 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304910000 - Site NOS 37 & 37A WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18 FRONT TO OLDER BUILDING. 2 STOREYS AND ATTIC. BRICK. MOULDED EAVES CORNICE.

OLD TILE R OOF. MODERN DORMER. WING TO NO 37 AT BACK, TIMBER FRAMED. TWO 3 LIGHT AND

CENTRAL 2 LIGHT CASEMENT W ITH OGEE GLAZED TOP LIGHTS OVER EACH, AND WITH STU CCO

TYMPANA IN SEGMENTAL OPENINGS ON 1ST [MORE]

SU 84770 86488 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304911000 - Site NO 39 WEST STREET

GRADE II. MID C18. 2 STOREYS. 2 WINDOWS. RED BRICK. GLAZING BARS INTACT. HALF HIPPED TILE

ROOF TO RI GHT. MOULDED CORNICE. SHOP FRONT. DOOR WITH REEDED ARCHITRAVE, CONSOLE

BRACKETS AND SMALL HOOD ON RI GHT HAND SIDE. NOS 27 TO 33 (ODD) AND NOS 37 TO 51 (ODD) FORM

SU 84768 86482 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304912000 - Site NOS 41 & 41A WEST STREET

GRADE II. LATE C18. 2 STOREYS, 3 WINDOWS. BRICK. GLAZING BARS ON 1ST FLOOR. GROUND FLOOR 2

MODERN SH OP FRONTS THE ENTIRE LENGTH. SLATE HIPPED ROOF. NO S 27 TO 33 (ODD) AND NOS 37 TO

51 (ODD) FORM A GRO UP.

SU 84760 86480 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304913000 - Site NO 43 (WYNVALE HOUSE)

GRADE II. C18. 2 STOREYS, 2 WINDOWS, VITREOUS BRICKS WITH RED HEADERS. GLAZING BARS. THERE

IS A BLOC KED CENTRE WINDOW ON THE 1ST FLOOR. GROUND FLOOR W INDOWS WHICH WERE

FORMERLY IN SEGMENTAL ARCHES HAV E BEEN ALTERED IN C19. THAT ON THE RIGHT NOW HAS A

PROJECTING BAY WINDOW. CENTRAL DOORWAY [MORE]

SU 84756 86476 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304914000 - Site NOS 45 & 45A WEST STREET

GRADE II. C19. 2 STOREYS, 3 WINDOWS BRICK. GLAZINGBARS. BAND AT 1ST FLOOR. DOOR ON RIGHT

WITH RADIA TING FANLIGHT IN IRON. C19 SHOP FRONT BUT GLAZING ALTERED. MODERN PART ON LEFT

WITH ONE WINDOW OVER GARAGE DOOR. MATCHING BRICK AND SLATE ROOF. NOS 27 TO 33 (ODD) AND

NOS 37 TO 51 (ODD) FORM A GROUP.

SU 84746 86468 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304915000 - Site NO 47 WEST STREET

1304915000 - NO 47 WEST STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II+. C18. 2 STOREYS AND ATTIC. VITREOUS BRICK WITH RED DRESSINGS. PAINTED STRING AT 1ST

FLOOR LEVEL. RED BRICK STRING OVER 1ST FLOOR WINDOWS. DE NTILLED AND MODILLIONED

CORNICE AND PEDIMENT WITH 4 LIGHT SEMI-CIRCULAR WINDOW IN TYMPANUM. 3 WINDOW S ON 1ST

FLOOR, WITH RECESSED PANELS OVER. [MORE]

SU 84740 86462 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304916000 - Site NO 49 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18. 2 STOREYS, BRICK PAINTED WHITE, 3 WINDOW SPACES, THE CENTRE OF WHICH ON 1ST

FLOOR IS BLOCKED. SLIDING CASEMENTS WITH GLAZING BARS INTAC T IN SEGMENTAL ARCHED

WINDOWS. 2 SHOP FRONTS TAKE THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE GROUND FLOOR. NOS 27 TO 3 3 (ODD)

AND NOS 37 TO 51 (ODD) FORM A GROUP.

SU 84722 86460 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1304917000 - Site NO 51 WEST STREET

GRADE II. EARLY C19. 2 STOREYS, ONE WINDOW, BRICK.GLAZING BARS INTACT. MODERN BAY WINDOW

ON GROUND FLOOR. ONE DOOR, SLATE ROOF TO BAY. TILE ROOF TO H OUSE. NOS 27 TO 33 (ODD) AND

NOS 37 TO 51 (ODD) FO RM A GROUP.

SU 84730 86456 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305000000 - Site REMNANTZ, WEST STREET, MARLOW

GRADE II+.

Listing description:

1799-1811, altered. 2 storeys and attic. Brown brick with red dressings. Moulded brick string at 1st floor level and

over 1st floor windows. Brick dentilled moulded cornice. Parapet with stone coping. Slate roof. 3 dormers. Road front

has flanking half octagon 2 storey bays with 2 windows on 1st floor between bays, and divided by central brick

pilaster. On ground floor between bays – 9 panel central door flanked by narrow windows with balustrade aprons, all

in elaborate Ionic surround of pilasters and entablature with curved frieze and modillioned cornice, the entablature

projects as wide porch supported on 2 Ionic columns, opposite door. The porch approached by 5 moulded stone

steps curved outwards, with plain contemporary guard rails with urn standards. Long plain wing at right angels to main

house at back to left hand partly early C19. South front has central Palladian window at mezzanine level with garden

door under flanked by one window, early C19. Alteration to left hand with 2-storey angular bay. The house was

originally 3-story and u-shaped. The top story and part of one window were removed in early 19th century after the

Royal Military College (later Sandhurst) had left, after being established in this house and possibly Marlow Place

from 1799 to 1811. The interior has a good early 18th century stair with turned balusters and contemporary panelling

and carved door frames, etc. (B1).

SU 84624 86400 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305000000 - Site REMNANTZ, WEST STREET, MARLOW

SMR Number 1305001000 - Site NO 81 and 83 West Street (REMNANTZ LODGE)

Grade II.

Listing description:

C18 symmetrical pair. 2 storeys and attic. Vitreous brick with red dressings. Bracketted cornice and pediment. Old

tile roof. Semi-circular 3 light window in tympanium. 3 windows and flanking and projecting one-storey arched brick

entrance porches, each with moulded stone capping up tot pediment, and panelled doors. Right hand return front

similar to 5 bays (outer and centre panels). Lodge to Remnantz (B1).

SU 84658 86426 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305001000 - Site NO 81 and 83 West Street (REMNANTZ LODGE)

SMR Number 1305003000 - Site THE STABLES, REMNANTZ

1305003000 - THE STABLES, REMNANTZ Building

Grade II* stables formed from two long 2-storey symmetrical blocks built of brick

Grade II+.

Listing description:

The stables to left hand at right angles to left hand wing of house are a long 2-storey, symmetrical block of vitreous

brick with red dressings, bracketted wood cornice and central pediment with a clock tower of wood on rusticated

square base and with an octagonal arched belfry, surmounted by ball finial over a lead doomed roof and crowned

with a weathercock with wrought iron scroll ornament, and a vane with a small man firing a cannon. The centre block

has 2 coach doors. The wings, each of 5 bays, have a central door with cornice hood. This block is approached by a

pair of central brick piers in curved recess from road with flanking walls linking screen to house one side and porch

SU 84663 86380 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305003000 - Site THE STABLES, REMNANTZ

SMR Number 1305004000 - Site Screen railing and gates at Remnantz

1305004000 - Screen railing and gates at Remnantz Building

Grade II listed elaborate screen formed from brick piers, moudled stone cappings and reconstructed 18th century

wrought iron gate

Grade II.

Listing description:

An elaborate screen consisting of a series of circular brick piers with moulded stone base s and caps with stone

balls, across front, plain r ails of early C19 type between, and opposite main door, a fine (reconstructed) c18

wrought iron gate with equal sized fixed panels each side, all of plain rails with scroll pattern side panels and pyramid

scroll cresting. There is a similar screen and gates on the opposite side of the road. This is listed as a separate item

SU 84617 86413 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305004000 - Site Screen railing and gates at Remnantz

SMR Number 1305100000 - Site NO 87 (CHANTERS) WEST ST

1305100000 - NO 87 (CHANTERS) WEST ST Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. EARLY C18. 3 STOREYS. VITREOUS BRICK WITH RED DRESSINGS. STRINGS AT 1ST AND 2ND

FLOOR LEVE LS. BRACKETTED CORNICE. PARAPET WITH STONE COPING. OLD TILE ROOF. 4 BAY FRONT.

6-PANEL DOOR TO RIGHT HAND, RECTANGULAR FANLIGHT (MODERN LEADED) IN PAI NTED SURROUND

OF ARCHITRAVE WITH RUSTICATED [MORE]

SU 84542 86382 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305101000 - Site BARN AT REAR OF CHANTERS

GRADE II. PROBABLY C17. BARN OF TRADITIONAL DESIGN. WEATHERBOARDING AND OLD TILE ROOF.

LARGE CENTRAL ENTRY ON WEST SIDE.

SU 84568 86348 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305102000 - Site LITTLE WESTERNS WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18. 2 STOREYS, RED BRICK WITH GREY HEADERS. 2 WINDOWS. MODERN WINDOW AND

PANELLED IN KEEP ING, HALF GLAZED DOOR ON LEFT WITH SMALL FLAT HOOD . SMALL ONE STOREY

EXTENSION TO LEFT OF THIS. HALF FLINT WITH CHEQUER BRICK PATTERN. TILE ROOFS TO B OTH PARTS.

SU 84490 86364 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305103000 - Site LITTLE WESTERNS, WEST STR

GRADE II. RED BRICK WALL ALONG ROAD EXTENDING TO LEFT OF LITTLE WESTERNS, WITH ENTRANCE

ON LEFT.

SU 84470 86364 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305104000 - Site WESTERN HOUSE WEST STREET

1305104000 - WESTERN HOUSE WEST STREET Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II+. DATE 1699. 2 STOREYS AND ATTIC. CHEQUERBRICK. HEAVY WOOD MODILLIONED CORNICE.

HIPPED OLD TILE ROOF. MOULDED BRICK STRING AT 1ST FLOOR LEVE L. 2 GABLED DORMERS WITH

CORNICES. 3 BAY FRONT. DO OR TO LEFT HAND WITH RECTANGULAR FANLIGHT UNDER RI CHLY

CARVED SHELL HOOD, WITH ANGEL DEVICE, [MORE]

SU 84480 86354 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305105000 - Site THE GAZEBO AT WESTERN HOUSE

GRADE II. 2 STOREY SQUARE BRICK GAZEBO ON LINE OFROAD TO RIGHT HAND OF MAIN HOUSE WITH

MOULDED EAVE S AND HIPPED OLD TILE ROOF, BALANCING SERVICE WING . ONE WINDOW. RIGHT HAND

RETURN FRONT OF MAIN HOUS E REPEATS GENERAL DESIGN.

SU 84456 86358 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305106000 - Site WESTERN HOUSE, WEST STREET

GRADE II. IN FRONT OF HOUSE AND JOINING GAZEBO A HIGH BRICK WALL, WITH WIDELY SPACED

BATTLEMENTED TOP, WITH A SMALL ENTRANCE ON THE LEFT.

SU 84460 86340 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305107000 - Site BARN HOUSE AT REAR OF

GRADE II. C17. FORMER BARN OF 5 BAYS WEATHERBOARDING AND OLD TILE ROOF WITH CENTRAL

ENTRY. THE BUILD ING HAS RECENTLY BEEN CONVERTED TO A DWELLING, AND VARIOUS NEW

WINDOWS AND OTHER OPENINGS HAVE BEEN INSERTED.

SU 84500 86320 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305202000 - Site NOS 14 TO 22 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18 AND PARTIALLY EARLIER, FORMERLY 4 BUILDINGS NOW LINKED AS ONE BOTH

STRUCTURALLY AND VI SUALLY. MUCH ALTERED IN EARLY C20. NOW ONE STOREY AS 1ST FLOOR

WINDOWS HAVE ALL BEEN REMOVED. SHOP F RONT THE ENTIRE GROUND FLOOR. ROUGH CAST.

MOULDED EAVES CORNICE. CENTRE GABLE WITH A ROUND [MORE]

SU 84000 86000 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305203000 - Site NOS 24 & 26 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C16/C17 REFRONTED C19. 2 STOREYS, COLOUR-WASHED BRICK. TILE ROOF. PLAIN MODERN

SHOP ON GRO UND FLOOR. TIMBER FRAMED STRUCTURE WITH SOME WATTL E AND DAUB WORK. NOS 4

TO 32 (EVEN) FORM A GROUP.

SU 84808 86552 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305204000 - Site NOS 28 & 30 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18. 2 STOREYS. COLOURWASHED BRICK. DENTILLED BRICK EAVES. OLD TILE ROOF. EACH

HAS ONE 3 L IGHT CASEMENT ON 1ST FLOOR. NO 28 HAS SMALL RECTAN GULAR BAY SHOP WINDOW AND

HALF-GLAZED DOOR ON GROU ND FLOOR. NO 30 HAS ONE 3 LIGHT CASEMENT AND HALF- GLAZED PLAIN

DOOR UNDER FLAT HOOD. NOS 4 TO [MORE]

SU 84804 86549 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305205000 - Site NO 32 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18. 2 STOREYS. PAINTED STUCCO. HIPPED OLD TILE ROOF. ONE WINDOW AND HALF-GLAZED

DOOR TO R IGHT HAND UNDER FLAT HOOD ON BRACKETS. NOS 4 TO 32 (EVEN) FORM A GROUP.

SU 84796 86548 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305206000 - Site NO 34 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18 HOUSE. 2 STOREYS WITH ATTIC. RED BRICK WITH GREY HEADERS. STRING COURSE. 4

WINDOWS - 2 AT CENTRE ARE NARROW AND CLOSE TOGETHER - GLAZING BARS. MODERN GLAZED

CENTRAL DOOR IN SUBSTITUTION FOR OLD DOOR CASE. MODERN SMALL HOOD. MOULDED EAVE S

CORNICE. MANSARDED AND HIPPED OLD TILE [MORE]

SU 84786 86526 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305207000 - Site NO 36 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18. 2 STOREYS, RED BRICK, 2 WINDOWS. SIMILAR IN GENERAL PROPORTIONS TO NO 34 (QV

ABOVE) T O WHICH IT IS LINKED. GLAZING BARS. MODERN GROUND FLOOR SHOP. OLD TILE ROOF. NO 36

AND NOS 42 TO 50 (EVEN) WITH QUEEN COTTAGE FORM A GROUP.

SU 84783 86530 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305208000 - Site NO 42 WEST STREET

GRADE II. EARLY C19 IN C18 TRADITION. THREE STOREYS. THREE WINDOWS, RED BRICK WITH WHITE

STUCCO BAND S AT FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS. GLAZING BARS. MODERN SHOP FRONT ON RIGHT

GROUND FLOOR AND CARRIAGE DOO R ON LEFT. CORNICE IN STUCCO. PARAPET. TILE ROOF.

SU 84768 86514 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305209000 - Site NOS 48 & 48A WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18. 3 STOREYS, 5 WINDOWS, RED BRICK WITH GREY HEADERS. GLAZING BARS INTACT.

STUCCO BAND O VER 2ND FLOOR. MODERN SHOP FRONT ENTIRE LENGTH OF GROUND FLOOR. PARAPET

WITH PANELS OF GREY BRICK. T ILE ROOF. NO 36 AND NOS 42 TO 50 (EVEN) WITH QUEEN COTTAGE

SU 84752 86505 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305210000 - Site NO 50 (THIMBLE COTTAGE)

1305210000 - NO 50 (THIMBLE COTTAGE) Building

Quantity - 1

GRADE II. C17. 2 STOREYS. TIMBER FRAME WITH RENDERED BRICK FRONT. STRING AT 1ST FLOOR

LEVEL. SMALL B RACKETTED CORNICE. OLD TILE ROOF. 2 CASEMENTS, IRR EGULAR. DOOR AT SIDE. NO

36 AND NOS 42 TO 50 (EVEN ) WITH QUEEN COTTAGE FORM A GROUP.

SU 84746 86499 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305211000 - Site QUEEN COTTAGE

GRADE II. C18. 2 STOREYS, 2 WINDOWS, BRICK. FORMSEND TO COTTAGES NOS 4, 6 AND 8 QUOITING

SQUARE (QV ). TO RIGHT OF CENTRE PLAIN DOOR WITH SLIM PROJECT ING HOOD. WIDE SLIDING

CASEMENT WINDOW TO RIGHT, A ND SEGMENTAL ARCHED WINDOW TO LEFT WITH MODERN LEA DED

CASEMENT. 3 LIGHT CASEMENTS ON THE [MORE]

SU 84738 86490 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305212000 - Site NOS 64 & 66 WEST STREET

GRADE II. EARLY C19. ORIGINALLY 3 SEPARATE DWELLINGS, BUT NOS 62 AND 64 NOW LINKED AS ONE. 2

STOREYS BRICK. COLOURWASHED (NOS 62 AND 64 WHITE, NO 66 B LUE). RED TILE ROOF. 1ST FLOOR

HAS CASEMENTS (SLID ING AT NOS 62 AND 64). NO 62 HAS NO DOOR AND GROUN D FLOOR CASEMENTS.

NOS 64 AND 66 HAVE HOODED[MORE]

SU 84690 86458 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305213000 - Site NOS 76 TO 80 WEST STREET

GRADE II. PROBABLY EARLY C19. A SYMMETRICAL COMPOSITION IN RED BRICK OF PART 2 STOREYS,

AND PART ONE STOREY AND ATTIC. NO 74 HAS RED BRICK WITH GREY H EADERS. 2 STOREYS. 3 LIGHT

CASEMENTS, UPPER OF WHI CH BREAKS ROOF LINE. ORIGINAL DOOR, OLD TILE ROOF. NOS 76 AND 78

FORM A 2 STOREY PAIR WITH [MORE]

SU 84658 86445 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305214000 - Site NO 82 WEST STREET

GRADE II. LATE C18 OR EARLY C19. 2 STOREY, BRICK.ONE UPPER CASEMENT, AND ONE LOWER, 3 LIGHT,

CASEME NT, WITH MODERN DIAMOND PANES IN EACH CASE. DOOR T O RIGHT. TILE ROOF. NOS 76 TO 92

(EVEN), ENTRANCE GATES AT BORLASE SCHOOL AND NO 104 FORM A GROUP.

SU 84650 86440 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305215000 - Site NO 84 WEST STREET

GRADE II. LATE C18 OR EARLY C19. 2 STOREY, BRICK.2 UPPER SLIDING CASEMENT WINDOWS AND ONE

LOWER CAS EMENT IN SEGMENTAL ARCH. PLAIN PANELLED DOOR AND H OOD. THERE IS A BAND OVER

THE DOOR ON THE LEFT HAN D SIDE ONLY. OLD TILE ROOF. NOS 76 TO 92 (EVEN). E NTRANCE GATES AT

BORLASE SCHOOL AND NO 104 [MORE]

SU 84648 86440 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305216000 - Site NOS 86 TO 92 WEST STREET

GRADE II. EARLY C19 BENEATH C20 STUCCO. 2 STOREYS,6 WINDOWS FORMING A NEARLY SYMMETRICAL

COMPOSITIO N. BAND AT 1ST FLOOR, DIVIDING PILASTERS AND PARAP ET WITH COPING. BAND AT 1ST

FLOOR. NO 86 HAS 2 SAS H WINDOWS WITH A DOOR ON THE RIGHT SIDE, AND ONE G ROUND FLOOR

BAY WINDOW. NOS 88 AND 90. 2 [MORE]

SU 84635 86438 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305217000 - Site ENTRANCE GATES AT BORLASE

GRADE II. EARLY C19 SCREEN AND GATES OPPOSITE ANDMATCHING MAIN SCREEN AT REMNANTZ (QV).

PLAIN RAILS AND GATE BETWEEN 2 CIRCULAR BRICK PIERS WITH MOUL DED STONE BASES AND CAPS

WITH STONE BALLS ON TOP. NOS 76 TO 92 (EVEN). ENTRANCE GATES AT BORLASE SCH OOL AND NO 104

SU 84606 86414 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305218000 - Site NO 104 SHELLEY HOUSE

GRADE II. A FORMER C18 HOUSE, ITSELF A RECONSTRUCTION OF PROBABLY A LATE C16 OR C17

DWELLING, NOW DI VIDED INTO 4 UNITS. 2 STOREYS AND ATTIC. PEBBLE DA SHED FRONT OF 4 BAYS

DIVIDED BY PIERS WITH STRING OVER 1ST FLOOR WINDOWS, SMALL PARAPET AND OLD TILE ROOF. 3

DORMERS. EACH HAS A DOUBLE WINDOW [MORE]

SU 84600 86426 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305219000 - Site NO 110 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18, PROBABLY RESTORED IN C20. 2 STOREY,BRICK, 3 WINDOWS. BRICK IS MAINLY RED WITH

PART G REY HEADERS. GLAZING BARS INTACT. ON GROUND FLOOR GARAGE DOOR ON LEFT IN PLACE

OF WINDOW, CENTRE HOO DED DOORWAY WITH 6 PANEL DOOR, AND LARGER 2 LIGHT WINDOW WITHIN

SEGMENTAL ARCH TO RIGHT. [MORE]

SU 84586 86422 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305220000 - Site BORLASE SCHOOL

GRADE II+. FOUNDED BY HENRY BORLASE IN 1624. CENTRAL AND ORIGINAL PART 2 STOREYS AND

ATTIC. FLINT WI TH BRICK QUOINS AND WINDOW SURROUNDS. OLD TILE ROO F. CENTRAL CHIMNEY

WITH DIAMOND AND SQUARE SHAFTS AND ELABORATE OFFSET HEAD. CENTRAL GABLE PROJECTIO N,

FORMER ENTRY, NOW WITH ONE WINDOW ON [MORE]

SU 84545 86412 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305221000 - Site TOWN FARMHOUSE

GRADE II. C18. 2 STOREY WITH ATTIC. RED BRICK WITHGREY HEADERS. 2 WINDOWS, CASEMENTS.

BAND. OLD TIL E ROOF AND 2 GABLED DORMERS WITH CASEMENTS. MODER N CENTRAL DOORWAY WITH

PARTIALLY GLAZED DOOR AND H OOD. MODERN ONE STOREY EXTERIOR, IN BRICK WITH TIL ED ROOF

TO THE RIGHT AND 2 DORMERS. 2 STACKS[MORE]

SU 84438 86400 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305222000 - Site OUTBUILDING AT TOWN FARM

GRADE II. ON LEFT A HALF TIMBERED BUILDING, FORMERLY EXTENDING FURTHER TO THE SOUTH WHICH

HAS BEEN C ONVERTED INTO A MODERN GARAGE, IN SUCH A WAY AS NO T TO DETRACT FROM ITS

ESSENTIAL CHARACTER.

SU 84438 86382 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305223000 - Site NO 118 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18 BUILDING PROBABLY FORMERLY A STABLENOW CONVERTED TO RESIDENTIAL USE. 2

STOREYS, RED B RICK. 2 WINDOWS. CASEMENTS. DOOR ON LEFT. GABLED R ED TILE ROOF.

SU 84432 86381 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305224000 - Site NOS124-128(HAND AND FLOWERS

GRADE II. C18. 2 STOREYS. COLOUR-WASHED BRICK, UPPER PART ROUGH CAST. OLD TILE ROOF. NO 124

HAS TWO 3 LIGHT CASEMENTS ON 1ST FLOOR: SMALL C19 BAY, 2 F LUSH PANEL DOORS AND ONE

CASEMENT ON GROUND FLOOR, IRREGULAR. NOS 126 AND 128 HAVE 3 GABLED HALF DOR MERS WITH

ONE 2 LIGHT AND TWO 3 LIGHT LARGE [MORE]

SU 84430 86364 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305225000 - Site NOS 140 & 142 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C18 PAIR. 2 STOREY. CHEQUER BRICK. BRICKDENTILLED EAVES. HIPPED OLD TILE ROOF. 4

BAY FRON T WITH 3 LIGHT CASEMENTS AND 2 PANEL DOORS IN OUTE R BAYS UNDER FLAT HOODS.

SU 84376 86328 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305226000 - Site NOS 162-168 WEST STREET

GRADE II. TERRACE OF EARLY C19 COTTAGES. 2 STOREYS. FLINT WITH BRICK DRESSINGS. 4 WINDOWS,

GROUND FL OOR HAS GLAZING BARS INTACT AND 4 PLAIN DOORS ALL IN SEGMENTAL ARCHED

OPENINGS. 1ST FLOOR HAS CASEME NT WINDOWS. HALF HIPPED SLATE ROOF.

SU 84312 86330 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305227000 - Site NOS 172 & 174 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C19. 2 STOREY LINKED PAIR IN FLINT WITHRED BRICK DRESSINGS. 2 WINDOWS, DIVIDED BY A

BRICK BAND RUNNING THE FULL HEIGHT. GROUND FLOOR WINDOW S AND DOORS TO LEFT AND RIGHT

ARE IN SEGMENTAL ARC HED OPENINGS. GLAZING BARS INTACT ON GROUND FLOOR. UPPER WINDOWS

ARE CASEMENTS. HIPPED SLATE [MORE]

SU 84298 86316 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 1305228000 - Site NO 176 WEST STREET

GRADE II. C19. SIMILAR IN STYLE TO NOS 172 AND 174TO WHICH IT IS JOINED. 2 STOREYS, FLINT AND

RED B RICK DETAILS. 2 UPPER CASEMENTS IN SEGMENTAL ARCHE S. DOOR ON THE LEFT, ALSO IN

SEGMENTAL OPENING. HA LF HIPPED SLATE ROOF. NOS 172 TO 176 (EVEN) FORM A GROUP.

SU 84292 86313 (point) SU88NW Centre

SMR Number 0175203000 - Site HARLEYFORD (GD1528)

GRADE II. REMAINS OF MID-LATE C18 LANDSCAPE PARK AND PLEASURE GROUND. WOODLAND ALONG N

BOUNDARY & THE GROVE IN SW CORNER. CAPABILITY BROWN REPUTEDLY CALLED IN BY SIR WM

CLAYTON. EARLY C20 DEVELOPMENT OF WALLED KITCHEN GARDEN AS ORNAMENTAL FLOWER GARDEN

BY LADY WILLIAM CLAYTON NOW GONE. TRACE OF LATE C19/EARLY C20 WALKS ETC [FURTHER

Centroid SU 8269 8490 (MBR: 1380m by SU88SW Dispersed

SMR Number 0175203000 - Site HARLEYFORD (GD1528)

SMR Number 0648200000 - Site Court Garden, Pound Lane

18th century grounds including a coutyard garden, a walled garden and a public garden. 1:2500 shows that most of it

has been destroyed to make a cricket pitch and putting green. (B1)

Centroid SU 8471 8607 (MBR: 10m by 10m) SU88NW

SMR Number 0648300000 - Site Highfields

Sheahan refers to a Highfields, whether this is Highfield Park or what is now known as Old Highfields is uncertain.

Highfield park is now destroyed. Old Highfields has grounds with mature trees. In either case there is nothing of

Centroid SU 8392 8616 (MBR: 10m by 10m) SU88NW

SMR Number 0648500000 - Site Beechwood

The first edition 6" OS mapshows gardens and parkland surrounding the house, quite modest. 1:10000 seems to

show that Beechwood House itself has been demolished. Most of the area has been built over. AP's show there to be

no evidence left at all. (B1)

Centroid SU 8365 8586 (MBR: 10m by 10m) SU88NW

SMR Number 1305002000 - Site Gardens of Remnantz, West Street

19th century gardens mentioned by Sheahan. The first and second edition 6" OS maps show nothing of specific

interest. Recent AP's show the gardens, however there is little detail visible (B3)

An archaeological evaluation undertaken in advance of development identified a ditch which was thought to be

associated with the 19th century garden landscaping. Additional excavation work explored the paleochannel and

gravel river terrace located to the west of the site, and found 8 struck flints and 1 sherd of Bronze Age pottery

Centroid SU 8463 8639 (MBR: 10m by 10m) SU88NW Point

SMR Number 1305218100 - Site 104 West Street (Shelly's House)

Mentioned by Sheahan, house belonged to Percy Bysche Shelly. Garden has later been subdivided to suit the needs

of the tenents. (B1)

Centroid SU 8460 8643 (MBR: 10m by 10m) SU88NW

SMR Number 0118101000 - Site Spinfields

Gardens, mentioned by Sheahan as extensive. Recent APs seem to indicate that they have largely disappeared

Centroid SU 8399 8634 (MBR: 10m by 10m) SU88NW

SMR Number 0618800000 - Site W of Low Grounds Farm

Evaluation carried out by TVAS in December 1994 did not identify any archaeological features but recovered a small

quantity (20) of undiagnostic worked flint (B1). NGR to centre of evaluation area.

Centroid SU 8346 8498 (MBR: 10m by 10m) SU88SW Point

SMR Number 061890000 - Site Gardens at Remnantz, West Street

In November 1995, the Hertfordshire Archaeoligical Trust carried out an evaluation on land to the rear fo Remnantz

in advance of re-development. The site lies partially on a gravel terrace overliying the deep alluvium of a former

river channel. Using a mechanical excavator, thirteen trial trenches between 10-40m long and 2m wide were opened.

Two additional small trenches were opened to trace the line of a buried ditch. Archaeological features relating to the

post-med period were present in trenches 6, 9 and 10. Trench 6 revealed a 18-19th century pit and ditch 20m long

with vertical sides approximately 1.1m deep, with some wet timber at the base. Possibly asociated with a fishpond?

Trench 9 produced a post-medieval ditch forming part of the boundary. Trench 10 produced various post medieval

features, pottery, clay pipe, etc. Trench 2 produced 7 struck flints and 1 Bronze Age sherd. The trenches revealed

the marked changes in level from the gravel terrace to the deep alluvial deposits, and flint artefacts were recoverd

near the edge of the former channel from a layer immediately above the natural gravel and sealed below a dark

brown silty loam subsoil (1).

Further work was carried out to explore the area of the earlier bank of the Thames. A 5m x 15m trench was

excavated at the southern end of evaluation Trench 2. The ancient land surface was found to have ben incorporated

into a prehistoric ploughsoil with sparse prehistoric artefactual reamins (struck flint and pottery). No cut features

SU 84731 86367 (point) SU88NW Point

SMR Number 061890000 - Site Gardens at Remnantz, West Street

SMR Number 0802600000 - Site Beechwood Nurseries, Happy Valley, Marlow

In July 2002, Marlow Archaeological Society initiated a fieldwalking exercise in advance of the further housing

development. Roman and later coins, plus musket balls had been found previously. Fieldwalking carried out

immediately after ploughing. Finds identified were mostly post-medieval, with a small scatter of probable Iron Age

and Romano-British pottery and tile. NGR to approximate location of Roman and Iron Age coins (1). Further

fieldwork in October 2003 only recorded 18th century and later finds (B2).

SU 83614 86196 (point) SU88NW Point

SMR Number 0802600000 - Site Beechwood Nurseries, Happy Valley, Marlow

SMR Number 0847100000 - Site The Barn, Oakengrove Farm

Timber-framed barn, possibly built in late 18th century, with oak frame, brick plinth, weatherboard cladding and roof

of clay tiles, probably replacing thatch. The floors are generally of beaten earth, although the centre bay has some

timber flooring. Barn measures 13.5m X 6m and is of 3 bays with a brick-built rear cart bay and other later additions.

The internal frames are almost of cruck form, with the principal rafters springing from the main beam and terminating

on a high level collar. The barn appears to be the oldest building of a group of farm buildings comprising the main

farmhouse, sheds and outbuildings, probably built in the mid to late 19th century. See report for condition survey

SU 83351 85729 (point) SU88NW Dispersed

SMR Number 0847100000 - Site The Barn, Oakengrove Farm

SMR Number 0869800000 - Site E OF SENTRY HILL

'PIT' SHOWN ON 6IN OS 1ST EDITION (SHEET 51, SURVEYED 1878); 25IN OS 1ST EDITION (SHEET 51.4,

SURVEYED 1876) [B1]

SU 83689 85587 (point) SU88NW Point

SMR Number 0869900000 - Site S OF SENTRY HILL

'PIT' SHOWN ON 6IN OS (REVISED 1930-45); 1:10,0000 OS (SURVEYED 1973) [B1]

SU 83521 85500 (point) SU88NW Point

SMR Number 0871400000 - Site W OF LOW GROUNDS FARM

'PIT' SHOWN ON 6IN OS 1ST EDITION (SHEET 51, SURVEYED 1878); 25IN OS 1ST EDITION (SHEET 51.8,

SURVEYED 1876); 6IN OS (REVISED 1930-45); 1:10,000 OS (SURVEYED 1973) [B1]

SU 83184 84904 (point) SU88SW Point

SMR Number 0871600000 - Site N OF THE LAKES, MARLOW

'PIT' SHOWN ON 6IN OS 1ST EDITION (SHEET 51, SURVEYED 1878); 25IN OS 1ST EDITION (SHEET 51.8,

SURVEYED 1876); 6IN OS (REVISED 1930-45); 1:10,000 OS (SURVEYED 1973) [B1]

SU 83213 85109 (point) SU88NW Point