Monument record 10072/2 - Undercroft of Medieval Town House, North Aisle of Church of St Peter
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Summary
Below the floor of the Perpendicular North Aisle is the undercroft of a medieval town house which was filled in and paved over. 16th century references record the donation of the land and building for the North aisle extension.
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<1> Brown. A. (ed), 1999, The Rows of Chester: The Chester Rows Research Project, p.181 (Book). SCH6790.
Below the floor of the Perpendicular North Aisle is the undercroft of a medieval town house which was filled in and paved over.
<2> Chester Archaeology, 1985-1990, Chester Rows Research Project Archive (Paper Archive). SCH6789.
1528 - Foulk Dutton donated land to St Peters for the rebuilding and extension of the North aisle. Also gave the timber of the house on the site and paid for the east window of the north aisle.
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Location
| Grid reference | SJ 405 663 (point) |
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| Map sheet | SJ46NW |
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Record last edited
Jan 12 2022 3:19PM