Little Waldingfield 2007 - Babergh District Council

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© Crown Copyright Babergh District Council license no 100023274 2007
Archaeological SignificanceLittle Waldingfield is of no great knownsignificance in archaeological terms.The County Sites and Monuments Recordlists only two sites within the villageproper, one of which is the Church of StLawrence.At the other, ‘The Priory’, the remains ofbrick vaults in the cellar had beenattributed to a Benedictine Priory, butnow this is thought to be more likely a14 th Century Manor house.Nearby in Great Waldingfield is to befound Babergh Hall, the ancient meetingplace for the Hundred of Babergh, fromwhich the modern District Council takesits name.The Domesday survey of 1086 lists twomanors and one church for Waldingfieldas a whole, but makes no distinctionbetween Little or Great.The name of the village is reputed tomean the ‘open area (field) of thedwellers by the wold (wood)’.
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Page 3 and 4: IntroductionThe conservation area i
Page 5: Topographical FrameworkThe village
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Page 19 and 20: Prevailing & Former UsageFrom the 1
Page 21 and 22: Losses & Possible GainsLittle Waldi

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