Former quarry marked on the 1845 Bothenhampton Tithe Map. This quarry has become disused by the time the 1890 Ordnance Survey 6-inch map was surveyed. A number of old quarries are marked on the OS 1st edition map in the vicinity of Middlehill Farm, Bothenhampton. They were identified on aerial photographs and lidar imagery and were digitally plotted during the Marshwood Vale NMP project.
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A Quarry is marked on the 1845 Bothenhampton Tithe Map, comprising most of the area of Plot No 297 ('Rickthorn') and a smaller linear quarry area in the southern part of Plot No 298 ('Wally Close') to the southwest. These two quarried areas are shown separate. But on the 1890 Ordnance Survey 6-inch map, the two quarries appear to have merged together. The quarry is disused by 1890.
The Bothenhampton Tithe Apportionment names Sir Molyneux Hyde NEPEAN Bart as land owner of plot 297, occupied by Harry SAUNDERS Rickthorn and plot 298 was owned and occupied by Thomas GARLAND.
A number of old quarries are marked on the OS 1st edition map in the vicinity of Middlehill Farm, Bothenhampton. They were identified on aerial photographs and lidar imagery and were digitally plotted during the Marshwood Vale NMP project (2-3).
Sources/Archives (3)
<1> SDO10407
Map: 1845. Map of the Parish of Bothenhampton in the County of Dorset.
<2> SDO14119
Aerial Photograph: Royal Air Force. 27-APR-1948. RAF/CPE/UK/2621 3054-5.
Centred SY 47023 91416 (185m by 161m) Estimated from sources
Map sheet
SY49SE
Civil Parish
Bothenhampton; Dorset
Unitary Authority
Dorset
Protected Status/Designation
None recorded
Other Statuses/References
Legacy UID: Dorset Sites and Monuments Record: 1 012 029
Record last edited
Oct 23 2016 12:10PM
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