| HER Number (PRN): | 60212 |
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| Name: | Property boundary east of Gibbons Mansion plot, Wyle Cop |
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| Type of Record: | Monument |
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| Protected Status: | Listed Building (II) 1254946: 19 Wyle Cop (Address) |
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| Listed Building (II) 1255105: 21 Wyle Cop (Address) |
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Monument Type(s):
- REVETMENT (Medieval to Post Medieval - 1066 AD to 1901 AD)
Summary
Terrace wall and property boundary, dividing the Nag's Head plot from the Gibbon's Mansion plot. The site is protected by Grade II Listing.
| Parish: | Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury and Atcham, Shropshire |
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| Map Sheet: | SJ41SE |
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| Grid Reference: | SJ 4940 1237 |
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Related records
| 01526 | Part of: Gibbons Mansion (Monument) |
| 62453 | Part of: Wyle Cop north tenements (Monument) |
| 62453 | Related to: Wyle Cop north tenements (Monument) |
| 10649 | Related to: Building to rear of Nags Head Public House, WYLE COP (Building) |
| 10648 | Related to: Nags Head Public House, WYLE COP, Shrewsbury (Building) |
| 10646 | Related to: No 19, WYLE COP, Shrewsbury (Building) |
| 60150 | Related to: Property boundary east of Nag's Head tenement, Wyle Cop (Monument) |
| 62387 | Related to: Retaining Boundary Wall between 17 & 18 Wyle Cop (Monument) |
| 04629 | Related to: Wall at Rear of Nags Head, Wyle Cop, on line of Shrewsbury Town Wall (Monument) |
| 62453 | Part of: Wyle Cop north tenements (Monument) |
| 62453 | Related to: Wyle Cop north tenements (Monument) |
Associated Finds: None recorded
Associated Events
- ESA3715 - 1996 field observation by SCCAS
Description
Terrace wall and property boundary, dividing the Nag s Head plot from the Gibbon s Mansion plot (mon.XX). Measured during UAD field visit and found to mark a maximum difference in ground level of 5.5m (down to east) at the north end of the properties <1>
The wall itself is brick built. Its relationship with the former Nag s Head hall gives this wall line a terminus ante quem of the 15th century, and there is no doubt that it represents a medieval property division. Like its neighbours (62387, 60150), its irregular course probably derives from its accommodation of the natural contours to the orientation of Wyle Cop and the requirements of the terracing process within the plot series, the chronology of which is largely unknown <?>
<01a> Baker Nigel J, 1996, SUAD Field Visit Records File (Field recording form). SSA22030.
<01> Baker Nigel J, 1996, UAD Field Visit File I (Field recording form). SSA10337.
Sources
| [01] | SSA10337 - Field recording form: Baker Nigel J. 1996. UAD Field Visit File I. Shrewsbury UAD field survey sheets. |
| [01a] | SSA22030 - Field recording form: Baker Nigel J. 1996. SUAD Field Visit Records File. Shrewsbury Urban Archaeological Database. |
| Date Last Edited: | Nov 9 2010 1:37PM |
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