Monument record MDO47845 - Historic roads, Charborough Park, Morden
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Summary
Three roads, visible on aerial photographs in the area of Charborough Park were abandoned following the construction of the Puddletown and Wimborne Turnpike Trust in 1841-42. The boundaries of Charborough Park were then extended to the line of the turnpike. The roads are visible on aerial photographs.
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Full Description
Three early roads ('A'-'B' & 'C' on plan), now mainly untracable, in the area of Charborough Park were abandoned after the construction of the Puddletown & Wimborne Turnpike Trust opened in 1841-42. The boundaries of Charborough Park were then extended to the line of the turnpike and an extensive brick wall and several lodges (see SY 99 NW 47,48,49) were built. The portion of road 'B' (on plan) between World's End (SY 90829765) and the present East Almer Lodge (SY 91899819) was abandoned circa 1844 (See SY 99 NW 47 for inscription) but had originally served as part of the Wareham Turnpike Trust (Wareham to Spetisbury) of 1765-66.
Visible on available air photographs. (1-2)
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Location
| Grid reference | SY 925 985 (point) |
|---|---|
| Map sheet | SY99NW |
| Civil Parish | Sturminster Marshall; Dorset |
| Civil Parish | Morden; Dorset |
Protected Status/Designation
- None recorded
Other Statuses/References
- Legacy UID: National Monuments Record: SY 99 NW 60
- Legacy UID: National Record of the Historic Environment: 457367
Record last edited
Mar 7 2024 2:15PM