The Manor Houses of Lackham 1050-1949 2nd Ed

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Houses of Lackham 2 nd ed 73 Fig. 56 Lackham‟s water supply pipeline on Naish Hill, as shown in 1906 **
Houses of Lackham 2 nd ed 74 supplied via the reservoir, or “conduit house” on the western flank of Naish Hill. The course of the supply once off Talbot‟s land is not shown and there is no sign of the pipe at the location given today. From the map for this agreement some of the field names on Naish Hill are known - Notton Mead, Stoney Mead and Cow Leaze It has already been seen that Lackham had electricity installed in 1900, when the House supply was by a generator put in place and owned by the Electricity company. By 1910 the Chippenham Electric Supply Company was putting up poles and wires in the local area for power distribution. It is known where one of these early lines ran, over land that Palmer owned close to the Chippenham Workhouse (now the Hospital) in Rowden. George Palmer agreed to allow the electricity company “to erect and maintain wood or iron poles wires and appliances for the purpose of carrying electric overhead wires “ 91 for an annual payment of 9shillings yearly payable, in advance, January. In 1916 he agreed to allow them to erect a tenth pole (shown in fig xx by the letter “A” just to the left of the “s” in the name Gypsy Lane) for a further shilling per year. This is interesting, not only because it is a reasonably early example of this sort of agreement, at least locally, but also because it points out that Lackham owned land very close to the centre of Chippenham at this time. 91 W&SHC 44/1/16 agreement dated 7 Feb 1910
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