Monument record 600/0/33 - Possible Trackway Leading To Former Electricity Sub-Station & Posisble Earlier Building

{1} Feature ‘E’ diverges from track D north-westwards to join ‘G’, a square sunken feature defined by steep sides, up to 0.5m deep, rising from a broad flat bottom. OS maps show a structure standing here in 1883, 1899 and again in 1978 at which time an electricity substation existed here. Aerial photographs record that the building still stood in 1977 and 1982, but it had been demolished by January 1984. Features E and G are almost certainly contemporary, E representing a branch from the track D to the front of the former building at G. NO other sources indicate an alternative route.

<1> RCHME, 1992, Canons Ashby, Northamptonshire: An archaeological survey by the RCHME, December 1992, p.2+Fig.2 (checked) (Report). SNN71599.

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Aug 22 2013 7:17PM