Source/Archive record SCH6068 - Post-Medieval Britain and Ireland in 1992

Includes notes on two archaeological evaluations in Chester, one at the Cheshire Royal Infirmary where a pit containing a considerable quantity of debris from a clay tobacco pipe kiln with material dated variously to 1650-80 and to the nineteenth century. The second notes two trenches at 32-6 Foregate Street, inside the New Union Hall in addition to a standing building survey. A stone lined medieval cellar and a burnt horizon that may date to the Civil War was revealed in the excavation.