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List of figures Volume 1 p.24 Elevation drawing of Norman Tower,Wessex Archaeology 2011 p.78 Bat Survey plan, Baker Shepherd and Gillespie 2009 Volume 2 Gazetteer Fig 1. Plan of Mercian Tamworth Fig 2. Plan of Late Anglo -Saxon Tamworth Fig 3. Plan of Medieval Tamworth Fig 4. Plan of the Castle Liberty, superimposed on modern street plan, based on Eagle J 1810 Fig 5. Contour Survey of motte and bailey Fig 6. Profile through the motte and buildings within the shell keep Fig 7. Ground floor plan of Norman phases of shell keep Fig 8. Phased elevation of shell keep Fig 9. Ground floor phased plan of shell keep and interior Fig 10. First floor phased plan of shell keep and interior Fig 11. Second floor phased plan of shell keep and interior Fig 12. Plan of Medieval gatehouse, lodging range and ditch Fig 13. 1741 survey of the Castle Liberty to the north of the river Anker Fig 14. 1883 1:500 Ordnance Survey Map 1st edition, extract Fig 15. Elevation drawing of south face of north range Fig 16. Same view, east side of late medieval hall, butting up against Norman Tower Fig 17. Plan of rooms in north range and tower as listed in 1680 Fig 18. plan of rooms in south range as listed in 1680 Fig 19. Key to rooms and features described in gazetteer Fig 20. Key to external features described in gazetteer Fig 21. Detail of plan of the Castle Liberty south of the river Anker, Eagle, J 1810 List of plates Volume 2 Gazetteer Plate 1. Oblique aerial view of castle Plate 2. Elevation of Tower and Shell Keep Plate 3. Impact of the High Rise Tower Blocks on the setting of the castle Plate 4. Aerial photo of Tamworth Castle in its landscape setting (1960s) Plate 5. Aerial photo of Tamworth Castle in its landscape setting (1960s) Plate 6. Aerial photo of Tamworth Castle in its wider landscape setting (1960s) Plate 7. Photo of castle and Ladybridge from the south Plate 8. Photo of castle with pollarded trees (c.1899?) Plate 9. Photo of Thomas Cooke outside main entrance to Castle Plate 10. Detail of 17th century view of Tamworth from the south Plate 11. 17th century view of Tamworth from the south Plate 12. South East View of Tamworth Castle, Buck 1729 Plate 13. Tamworth Castle from south east, Richard Godfrey 1788 Plate 14. Tamworth Castle from the south around 1780 Plate 15. Tamworth Castle around 1789, Stebbing Shaw Plate 16. The prospect of Tamworth Castle from the road near the stables Plate 17. View of Tamworth Castle from the Castle Inn Yard Plate 18. Buildings around the Courtyard Plate 19. View of Tamworth Castle from the south east (Courmouls) c.1820 2 www.marionblockley.co.uk Tamworth Castle Conservation Management Plan
Plate 20. Romantic Watercolour of Tamworth Castle, Richard Thomas Underwood, 1799 Plate 21. Late 19th century photo of trees along the south rampart Plate 22. Medieval gatehouse during excavation, 1987 Plate 23. Medieval gatehouse during excavation, 1987 Plate 24. Photo of Holloway Lodge from Holloway, early 19th century Plate 25. Photo of Holloway Lodge Castle Grounds, early 19th century Plate 26. Photo of the Cooke family, circa 1873 Plate 27. Daisy Radcliffe Clague and Ethelflaeda Cooke with the urn at the top of the Dell, 1895-7 Plate 28. Photo of the interior of the Drawing Room as furnished by the Cooke family c.1870-1880 Plate 29. Photo of Cooke workforce in Dell, late 19th century Plate 30. Photo of Tamworth Corporation outside the entrance to the south range 1899 Plate 31. Photo of castle grounds and bandstand circa 1913/14 Plate 32. Photo of castle grounds and bandstand circa 1913/14 Plate 33. Millenary celebrations 1913 Plate 34. Inauguration of the Aethelflaeda Monument 1913 Plate 35. Historical Pageant in the Dell Plate 36. Herringbone wing wall, early 20th century Plate 37. Watercolour of Great Hall by A E Everitt 1868 Plate 38. Watercolour of Oak Room by A E Everitt 1868 Plate 39. Photo of the Oak Room 1949 Plate 40. Photo of the Ferrers Room 1949 Plate 41. Photo of the Drawing Room 1949 Plate 42. Photo of the King James Room 1949 Plate 43. Photo of Great Hall with display of arms and armour after 1952 Plate 44. Photo of the Bird Room in the Tower, 1949 Plate 45. Photo of the entrance porch to south range, 1949 Plate 46. Photo of historical Masque around 1960 Plate 47. Photo of St Ruffins Well 1960 Plate 48. Friends of the Castle with heraldry project, 1989 Plate 49. Ornamental flower beds in castle grounds c.1980 Plate 50. Tamyouth Consultation Panel 2009 Plate 51. Conservation Plan display and consultation 2009 Plate 51. Conservation Plan display and consultation 2009 Plate 53. Conservation Plan display and consultation 2009 Plate 54. Hands on Georgian Costumes, fun for families Tamworth Castle Conservation Management Plan www.marionblockley.co.uk 3
Page 1: Tamworth Castle Conservation Manage
Page 5 and 6: Conservation Policies (Vol. 1) Afte
Page 7 and 8: Polices for the Conservation of Tam
Page 9 and 10: F Engagement Policy F1: Re-engage w
Page 11 and 12: J Site Management Policy J 1: Meet
Page 13 and 14: Introduction The Brief The Tamworth
Page 15 and 16: This document takes account of the
Page 17 and 18: Cabinet members were given an eveni
Page 19 and 20: Understanding and Significance (Vol
Page 21 and 22: 1.2 Historical Overview 1.2.1 Topog
Page 23 and 24: From the place name evidence the la
Page 25 and 26: An alternative theory is postulated
Page 27 and 28: A widely promulgated theory is that
Page 29 and 30: It formed the main approach to the
Page 31 and 32: Phase 5 The Tudor and Jacobean Cast
Page 33 and 34: Royal Visits We know that the enhan
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It is important to note that the el
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1.3.4.1 Significance of the Medieva
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1.3.5 Contemporary Significance Bec
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The horse chestnut tree at the foot
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Introduction The second part of the
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2.3 Issues affecting significance T
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Assessing the implications of chang
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2.3.4 Monitoring structural crackin
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Likewise the plaster ceilings of ro
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2.3.13 Collation of information on
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2.3.18 Presentation of the motte an
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2.3.22 Park Management/ protecting
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understanding of the need to provid
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2.3.28 Ecological Potential The eco
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It is clear that some items held wi
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The current entrance up the Norman
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The roof of the tower provides an e
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This could be activated by blue too
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2.3.47 Systems to safeguard the col
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Items on display are not stored in
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2.3.52 Documentation and Collection
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Key risk areas: • Areas where cat
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The Policies A principles and appro
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Policy B3.6 An archive documenting
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Policy C3 To observe effective regi
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Policy C6 Understand and protect th
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F Policies Engagement Policy F1: Re
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Policy G12: Develop Tamworth Castle
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Policy H4.7 A brief annual monitori
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J Policies Site Management These po
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Costed 10 year Action Plan • Arra
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Sources Technical Baker, Shepherd,
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Rahtz P and Meeson R 1992 An Anglo-
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Appendix 1 120 Part 2 www.marionblo
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