Monument record 0454602001 - DANESFIELD

Summary

Site of nineteenth century chapel designed by Pugin, buried remains found by trial trenching

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Type and Period (1)

  • CHAPEL (19th Century - 1800 AD to 1899 AD)

Description

ATTACHED TO THE HOUSE (DANESFIELD, 02:000) WAS A ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, NOW ENTIRELY REMOVED. IT WAS ONE OF PUGIN'S LAST DESIGNS & WAS FINISHED BY HIS SON IN 1853 (B1). CHAPEL & HOUSE MARKED ON MAP AT NGR (B3). PLAN, PHOTO & DESCRIPTION IN 1895 AUCTION CATALOGUE (B7). Wall foundations and robbed out wall lines as well as other associated features found in trial excavation (B8).

Sources (9)

  • <1>SBC15818 Bibliographic reference: VCH BUCKS 3 PP85, 88.
  • <2>SBC12294 Bibliographic reference: PLAISTED A H 1958 ROMANCE OF A CHILTERN VILLAGE ILLUS OPP P48.
  • <3>SBC35 Map: A R PIKE (BCM) FROM OS 1875/83 6-INCH MAP, 1ST EDIT.
  • <4>SBC14349 Bibliographic reference: SHEAHAN P906.
  • <5>SBC4168 Bibliographic reference: DOE 1985 LIST OF BUILDINGS OF SPECIAL ARCHITECTURAL OR HISTORIC INTEREST: BUCKS 8/140, 8/141, 8/142,.
  • <6>SBC10425 Map: OS 1961 6-INCH MAP.
  • <7>SBC5551 Bibliographic reference: GADSDEN & TREHERNE, OSBORN & MERCER 1895 THE DANESFIELD ESTATE ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES NEAR HEN.
  • <8>SBC19427 Unpublished document: Northamptonshire Archaeology. 1998. SAS Institute, Upper Wittingham: Archaeological Evaluation.
  • <9>SBC19428 Unpublished document: Higgins DA. 1998. SAS Institute, Upper Wittington, Bucks, Desk Top Assessment &C.

Location

Grid reference SU 81620 84530 (point)
Civil Parish MEDMENHAM, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

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  • Event - Intervention: Trial trenching (EBC16542)

Record last edited

Jan 9 2002 3:30PM

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