Site Event/Activity record ECH3975 - The Lamb Hotel, Nantwich. Archaeological Desk Based Assessment

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Technique(s)

Organisation

Giffords Consulting Engineers (Chester)

Date

June 2003

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Description

An archaeological desk-based assessment was undertaken for the Lamb Hotel, Nantwich, in advance of redevelopment. The record of a hotel with the name 'Lamb Hotel' can be traced back to 1714 through documentary sources, but there is also record of an earlier Mansion House on the site that became a tavern in 1552. The latest re-building of the hotel is recorded as 1861. On the western side of the hotel a long, timber-framed building is depicted on nineteenth century prints, it was known as the 'Old Barn' and was used by the Lamb as a public theatre, it was demolished in 1883.

Sources/Archives (1)

  • <1> Client Report: Giffords Consulting Engineers (Chester). 2003. The Lamb Hotel, Nantwich. Archaeological Desk Based Assessment. R2469. S0358. N/A. R2469.

Related Monuments/Buildings (1)

  • The Lamb Hotel, Hospital Street, Nantwich (Building)

Child/subsequent Site Events/Activities (1)

  • The Lamb Hotel, Nantwich. An Archaeological Evaluation (Ref: 11000.02.R02)

Location

Location The Lamb Hotel, Nantwich
Grid reference SJ 651 522 (point) (2 map features)
Map sheet SJ65SE
Civil Parish NANTWICH, CREWE AND NANTWICH, CHESHIRE EAST

Record last edited

Mar 26 2020 2:16AM