Description

TQ 1774 NE RICHMOND PALACE WALL

22/20/10109

GV II

Garden wall, early C16, formerly dividing the Privy Garden and Privy Orchard of Richmond Palace, built 1498 - 1501 for Henry VII, repaired from C18, raised 1938-9. Red brown brick in English bond, c 4.5 m high. Chamfered brick coping above courses of dentil and dog- tooth brick work. Probably C20 inserted round arched and square headed openings, now blocked. Wall raised by 2.3 m in 1938-9 in stock brick with crenellations. Southern end of separate build on different alignment, brown brick, some in Flemish bond, repaired. Northern end, obscured behind lean to garden building, at break in C16 walling.

Prince Henry's Richmond, Sabine Eiche, Apollo, Nov. 1998
Richmond Palace Surrey, An Archaeological Post- Excavation Assessment, Museum of London Archaeological Service, June 1998
An Archaeological Survey of Richmond Palace, Surrey, B.Cowie, J.Cloake, Post Mediaeval Archaeology, forthcoming, 2000

Listing NGR: TQ1759274843

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q27086780

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