Monument record 4015/6 - The Nags Head
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{1} The earliest evidence for a public house on the site of the current Nags head dates to at least the early 19th centuiry. This building, shown on period photographs and both the 1886 and 1900 OS maps was located on the High Stret frontage. It had stabling to the rear, but it is unknown what the cellarage arangements were. The original building on the High Street frontage and the stabling to the rear were both demolished before the current Nags Head was constructed in 1937.
<1> Pullen, R. & Rosenberg, N., 1999, An Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment of The Nags Head, Corby, Northamptonshire, p.8 (checked) (Report). SNN63208.
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- <1> SNN63208 Report: Pullen, R. & Rosenberg, N.. 1999. An Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment of The Nags Head, Corby, Northamptonshire. John Samuels Archaeological Consultants Reports. JSAC569/99/02. JSAC. p.8 (checked).
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Location
| Grid reference | Centred SP 8966 8890 (66m by 64m) Approximate |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | CORBY, North Northamptonshire (formerly Corby District) |
Protected Status/Designation
- None recorded
Other Statuses/References
- None recorded
Record last edited
Feb 3 2011 10:24AM
