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Ian Greig MA MIfAwith Michelle Eaton and Stuart C Palmer

Halesowen AbbeyCONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN

Report No 1315 Draft 1.0April 2013

understanding heritage matters


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Fig 22: Presbytery N wall, looking NW(photo: English Heritage)

Fig 23: Presbytery N wall, looking SW(photo: English Heritage)

Fig 24: South transept S (left) and W (right)walls, looking SW

Fig 25: South transept S wall looking NW

Fig 26: South transept wall adjoining barn,showing condition


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Fig 27: South transept looking S, showingsaplings close to masonry

Fig 28: Cloister S wall, looking SE

Fig 29: Cloister S wall, looking NW(photo: English Heritage)

Fig 30: Cloister W wall fragment in E wallof open-fronted shed, looking SW

Fig 31: Cloister W wall fragment in E wallof open-fronted shed, looking NE

Fig 32: Open-fronted shed north wall,looking S


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Fig 33: C17 barn, looking SW

Fig 34: C17 barn west wall, looking S

Fig 35: C17 barn NW corner, showingmoulded string course

Fig 36: C17 barn N wall interior E end,showing arch of medieval door

Fig 37: C17 barn N wall interior W end,showing fragment of medieval door jamb

Fig 38: C17 barn N wall W end, looking W


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Fig 39: infirmary west and south elevations,looking NE

Fig 40: infirmary north elevation (photo:English Heritage)

Fig 41: infirmary interior, looking east(photo: English Heritage)

Fig 42: infirmary interior, grave slab builtinto south wall

Fig 43: infirmary SW corner ground level,cracking

Fig 44: infirmary SW corner first floor level,cracking


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Fig 45: Farmyard looking east, cloister southwall on right, infirmary right distance

Fig 46: Western range of farm buildings,looking NW

Fig 47: Western range of farm buildings,looking NE, south transept wall above roof

Fig 48: Eastern range of buildings lookingNE

Fig 49: Eastern range of farm buildings,looking NE from the infirmary

Fig 50: Former farmyard north of existingbarns, looking E


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Fig 51: Remains of former open barn,looking E

Fig 52: Foundation of former silo

Fig 53: Farmhouse west side, looking east

Fig 54: Farmhouse south side looking E,showing gabion revetment and alteredstream bank profile

Fig 55: Area 1a, looking SW from NEcorner

Fig 56: Area 1a, looking S from NE corner


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Fig 57: Area 1a, looking W from NE corneralong line of low bank or garden walk

Fig 58: Area 1a, looking E from NW corner,showing erosion at gate to Area 4

Fig 59: Area 1b, looking E

Fig 60: Area 1b east side, S end of water-filled channel, looking N

Fig 61: Area 1b west side, looking N

Fig 62: Area 1b wall to farmyard, lookingSE


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Fig 63: Area 2 eastern side, looking N

Fig 64: Area 2 eastern side, looking N

Fig 65: Area 2 western side, looking S

Fig 66: Area 3, culvert below dam / accesscauseway, looking W

Fig 67: Area 3, looking E, Pond 6 to left

Fig 68: Area 3 north side of valley fromfootpath, looking W


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Fig 69: Area 3 dam between Ponds 2 and 3,looking N from footpath

Fig 70: Area 3 Pond 1, looking W to dam

Fig 71: Area 3 Pond 5 erosion at bridge overstream, looking NW

Fig 72: Area 3 erosion of dam wherecrossed by footpath, looking NW

Fig 73: Area 3 dam of eastern pond,Halesowen Urban District Councilinspection / vent cover

Fig 74: Area 3 metal pipe at eastern end,looking SE


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Fig 75: Area 4, looking W showing itsrelationship with the house and garden

Fig 706 Area 4, looking SE, recent rainwaterin the former smaller pond/ditch

Fig 77: Area 4 possible former foundation,looking NW

Fig 78: Area 5 north side of stream, lookingeast viewed from top of dam in Area 4, topof hedge between Areas 4 & 5 in foreground

Fig 79: Area 5 north side of stream, lookingW from path at east side of field

Fig 80: Area 5 dam, looking S fromfootpath, breach for farm track on left


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Fig 81: Area 5 south of stream at top ofslope, looking NW

Fig 82: Area 6 (distance) from Area 5 (near)looking SW, showing boundary fencecrossing earthworks (left to right)

Fig 83: Area 5, erosion of dam by horses

Fig 84: Area 5, erosion and collapse ofstream bank, looking E

Fig 85: Area 6 double ditch linearearthwork, looking E

Fig 86: Area 6 precinct / field boundarybank, looking N


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Fig 87: Looking from Area 6 NW to de-scheduled valley of Illey Brook

Fig 88: Area 6 north side looking NW,showing scheduled dam (foreground) andunscheduled valley floor beyond

Fig 89: Area 7, looking SW

Fig 90: Area 7, looking NE

Fig 91: Area 8 N side, looking SW fromArea 2

Fig 92: Area 8 S side, looking NW fromArea 6


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Fig 93: Wider setting open country to S,looking S from Area 6

Fig 94: Wider setting open country to E,looking E across the southern valley andpond system (Area 5) from SE of theinfirmary

Fig 95: The buildings in their setting,

looking S from the footpath at Manor Way

Fig 96: The buildings in their setting,looking SE from the footpath crossing thenorthern valley and ponds (Area 3)

Fig 97: The buildings, looking S from theaccess near the inner precinct boundary

Fig 98: The buildings in their setting,

looking NW from the footpath at the SE ofthe scheduled area


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Fig 99: Ecological assessment, Phase 1 habitat survey


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LOT 5

LOT 6

LOT 7

LOT 8

LOT 1

LOT 2

LOT 3

LOT 4

0 100 500m

N

Scheduled Monument

Fig 100: Sale Lots from Fisher German John Sanders sale brochure, 2012/3


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Fig 101: Site layout for residential conversion as approved (Maple Design drg ref

MD/MFB/727/8r3)


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Fig 102: Internal layout for residential conversion as approved (Maple Design drg refMD/MFB/727/2r2)


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Fig 103: Elevations for residential conversion as approved (Maple Design drg ref

MD/MFB/727/3r1)


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Fig 104: South transept, looking SW, 18th January 1966 showing farm storage and temporarybuildings (photo: English Heritage ref A 6018/14; copy on file AA/90734/1 Pt 1)

Fig 105: Infirmary interior, 18th January 1966 showing farm equipment storage (photo:English Heritage ref A 6018/12; copy on file AA/90734/1 Pt 1)


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Fig 106: Wooded stream at the southern endof site, with higher water level

Fig 107: Water-filled channel to east ofbuildings

Fig 108: Stream in northern valley and pondsystem, with low water level

Fig 109: Species richness increased aroundhistoric remains in grassland to north andsouth

Fig 110: Unmanaged hedgerow alongnorthern boundary

Fig 110: Tree 2, mature oak with fissuresand holes

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