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- Collection: Cheadle Archaeology Reports.
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Abney Court Walled
Garden, Archaeological
Building Survey.
In September 2014 the Centre for Applied Archaeology was commissioned by GB
Building Solutions Ltd. to undertake an English Heritage, Level 2 Building Survey of
the Grade II listed wall (entry no. 1260367) enclosing Abney Court, Abney Hall…
Building Solutions Ltd. to undertake an English Heritage, Level 2 Building Survey of
the Grade II listed wall (entry no. 1260367) enclosing Abney Court, Abney Hall…
Abney Court,
Manchester Road,
Cheadle, Stockport. Archaeological
Evaluation
The Centre for Applied Archaeology (CfAA) was commissioned by BG
Building Solutions Ltd. to undertake an archaeological evaluation on the
land within Abney Court, Manchester Road, Cheadle, Stockport (centred on
SJ86018931). This land has most…
Building Solutions Ltd. to undertake an archaeological evaluation on the
land within Abney Court, Manchester Road, Cheadle, Stockport (centred on
SJ86018931). This land has most…
Barnes Hospital,
Cheadle,
Stockport,
Greater Manchester
Archaeological
Evaluation
Barnes Village Ltd has obtained planning permission to redevelop the former Barnes
Hospital and its associated grounds in Cheadle, near Stockport (NGR 385232,
388955). The development proposal allows for the refurbishment of the hospital
building,…
Hospital and its associated grounds in Cheadle, near Stockport (NGR 385232,
388955). The development proposal allows for the refurbishment of the hospital
building,…
Barnes Hospital,
Cheadle,
Stockport,
Greater Manchester
Archaeological Assessment
Edenhouse Estates Ltd is presently devising a planning application for the conversion
of the former Barnes Hospital, a Grade II listed building situated in the Cheadle area
of Greater Manchester
of the former Barnes Hospital, a Grade II listed building situated in the Cheadle area
of Greater Manchester
Buckley Chapel Evaluation at Abney Hall, Cheadle, June 2013
SMART undertook an evaluation at Abney Hall to establish what archaeological remains there
were of the 16th century Buckley Chapel, which had been re-erected at this site by James Watt
at the end of the 19th century.
were of the 16th century Buckley Chapel, which had been re-erected at this site by James Watt
at the end of the 19th century.