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| HER Number: | MSH2625 |
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| Type of Record: | Building |
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| Name: | Former Stable Block at Fleming Arms Public House, High Road |
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| Grid Reference: | SU 4408 1608 |
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| Map: | Show location on Streetmap |
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Summary
The former stable block at the rear of the Fleming Arms was probably built in the mid-19th century. The building was extensively enlarged in the later 20th century, probably when it was converted into a night club. More recently it suffered a fire. An archaeological building survey was carried out on the building in 2006 during reconstruction and refurbishment (SOU 1392). (Within the curtilage of the Fleming Arms Public House, a listed building.)
Protected Status: None recorded
Other Statuses/Codes: None Recorded
Monument Type(s):
- BUILDING (Extant, Post Medieval to Modern - 1837 AD? to 2050 AD)
- STABLE (Built, Post Medieval - 1837 AD? to 1875 AD)
- NIGHTCLUB (Extended, Late 20th Century - 1975 AD? to 1999 AD)
- NIGHTCLUB (Damaged, Late 20th Century to 21st Century - 2000 AD? to 2006 AD?)
- NIGHTCLUB? (Altered, 21st Century - 2006 AD? to 2006 AD?)
Full description
HER: Outbuilding within the curtilage of the Fleming Arms Public House, a listed building.
SOU 1392 (building recording in 2006):
[1]: The building was probably originally built as a stable block for the Fleming Arms property. No reference to its date of construction has been found. However it was probably built after the construction of the railway in 1839, perhaps when the property was converted to a public house, by 1851 and certainly by 1897. It was built of brick and of two stories. The internal divisions had all been removed, but it is probable that the stalls were at the north end, entered by a single leaf door in the west wall, with a possible tack room at the south end, entered by a double door. This end was heated by a single fireplace. The building was extensively enlarged in the later 20th century, probably when it was converted into a night club. More recently it suffered a fire.
Sources / Further Reading
| [1] | SSH2483 - Archaeological Report: MP Smith. 2006. Archaeological building recording at the stables to the rear of the Fleming Arms Public House, High Road, Swaythling, Southampton.. SOU 1392. all |
Associated Finds: None recorded
Associated Events
- ESH1740 - Building Record on Stable to Rear of Fleming Arms, High Road, Swaythling in 2006 (Ref: SOU 1392)
Related records
| MSH4317 | Child of: Former village of Swaythling |
Associated Links: None recorded
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