Monument record 1966 - Burton Latimer
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{1} A small agricultural village until the 19th century when in common with many other of the county's towns it saw the development of the clothing and foorwear industries and the population grew reapidly. Ironstone quarrying was also a key industry in the locality during the first part of the 20th century on the north and east sides of the town. When during the second half of the 20th century cheap foreign imports led to the closure of the shoe and clothing factories the twon was reliant on two large post-war companies - Weetabix and Alumasc - both still going strong. However, in the past 20 years, the construction of the A14 (M1-A1) link road, led to the development of a new industrial estate on the north side of the town and resulted in new industries being attracted.
<1> Northamptonshire Industrial Archaeology Group, 1996-2013, Northamptonshire Industrial Archaeology Group Newsletter, Issue116 p.12 (checked) (Newsletter). SNN55360.
<2> Walker, C.; Warner, A.; Fisher, I. & Walford, J., 2009, Desk-based assessment and geophysical survey at 51 Finedon Road, Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire June 2009, p.2 (checked) (Report). SNN107986.
<4> Ballinger J., 2000, Northamptonshire Extensive Urban Survey: Burton Latimer, (unchecked) (Report). SNN101576.
Sources/Archives (3)
- <1> SNN55360 Newsletter: Northamptonshire Industrial Archaeology Group. 1996-2013. Northamptonshire Industrial Archaeology Group Newsletter. NIAG Newsletter. 62 - 131. NIAG. Issue116 p.12 (checked).
- <2> SNN107986 Report: Walker, C.; Warner, A.; Fisher, I. & Walford, J.. 2009. Desk-based assessment and geophysical survey at 51 Finedon Road, Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire June 2009. Northamptonshire Archaeology Fieldwork Reports. 09/71. Northants Archaeology. p.2 (checked).
- <4> SNN101576 Report: Ballinger J.. 2000. Northamptonshire Extensive Urban Survey: Burton Latimer. N.C.C.. (unchecked).
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Related Monuments/Buildings (32)
- Parent of: 8-10 Church Street (Building) (1966/21/1)
- Parent of: Abbey Vogue Footware/Mayfayre Products (Formerly Whitney & Westley Shoe Manufacturers/ Latimer Works) (Monument) (1966/31)
- Parent of: Alexandra Works, Rear of Station Road (Building) (1966/33/1)
- Parent of: Baptist Church, Meeting Lane (Building) (1966/9/1)
- Parent of: Burton Latimer Cricket Ground (Monument) (1966/8)
- Parent of: Burton Latimer Football Ground (Monument) (1966/7)
- Parent of: Burton Latimer Hall & Wall Attached to South (Building) (1966/2/1)
- Parent of: Burton Latimer Sewage Works (Monument) (1966/17)
- Parent of: Church Lane Cemetery (Monument) (1966/18)
- Parent of: Church of St. Mary, Burton Latimer (Building) (1966/1/1)
- Parent of: Church Street Houses (Monument) (1966/13)
- Parent of: Clothing Factory, Rear of Station Road (Monument) (1966/16)
- Parent of: Croxen's Yard (Monument) (1966/24)
- Parent of: East Lea, St Mary's Voluntary Controlled Primary School (Building) (1966/22/1)
- Parent of: Factory Building, High Street (Building) (1966/12/1)
- Parent of: Farm complex off Kettering Road (Monument) (1966/19)
- Parent of: Finedon Road Infant School (Monument) (1966/29)
- Parent of: Hilly Farmhouse, High Street (Building) (1966/10/1)
- Parent of: Home Farm (Monument) (1966/3)
- Parent of: Industrial Complex on Duke Street (Monument) (1966/30)
- Parent of: Infant School Building, rear of High Street (Monument) (1966/23/1)
- Parent of: J Eady & Sons Ltd, Renown Works, Rosebery Street (Monument) (1966/34)
- Parent of: Manor House, Church Street (Building) (1966/5/1)
- Parent of: No. 101 and outbuilding attached to right (Building) (1966/14/1)
- Parent of: No. 30 and outbuilding attached to right (Building) (1966/15/1)
- Parent of: No. 59 Church Street (Jacobean House) (Building) (1966/4/1)
- Parent of: No.60 Church Street (The Laurels) (Building) (1966/6/1)
- Parent of: Standard Works (Coles Boot Co.), Spencer Street (Monument) (1966/27)
- Parent of: Sunhill Works: Albert E. Fox & Co Limited (Building) (1966/25/1)
- Parent of: The Manse, Meeting (Monument) (1966/20/1)
- Parent of: Waterworks (Monument) (1966/26)
- Parent of: William Batty & Son Ltd, Light Leather Dressers (Monument) (1966/11/1)
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Location
| Grid reference | Centred SP 90095 74654 (1454m by 1717m) Approximate |
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| Civil Parish | BURTON LATIMER, North Northamptonshire (formerly Kettering District) |
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- None recorded
Record last edited
Oct 31 2014 10:19AM
