Description

CHADDESLEY CORBETT CP HARVINGTON
SO 87 SE
10/35 Garden wall to south
of Priest's House
GV II
Garden wall. Probably late C16 to early C17 with some mid-C19 and late C20
repairs. Brick with brick and stone coping. Wall about two metres high
enclosing the west, east and south sides of the garden west of the Priest's
House (qv). This wall enclosed the "Great Garden" where the 'greater double
blush Anemone' was recorded in 1629. (Hodgkinson, H R: "Recent Discoveries
at Harvington Hall, Chaddesley Corbett", Transactions of the Birmingham and
Warwickshire Archaeological Society, Vol 62 for 1938 (1943), pl VI; Parkinson
J: Paradisi in Sole Paradisus Terrestris, (1629, facsimile 1904), p 213).

Listing NGR: SO8776274311

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26393230

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