NHER 2384 (Monument record) - Site of Hagbeach Hall

Site of Hagbeach Hall.
Mentioned 1628; demolished pre 1887; had moat, now ploughed out.
Information from (S1).
Extremely large moated site marked on (S2) and an idea of this can be got from (S3).
E. Rose (NAU), 31 January 1986.

(S4) notes buildings still on part of site as Hagbeach House, converted from stable block now two properties; late 17th century, 18th century and 120th century. Brick, two storeys, central 18th century door in modern surround. Two 18th century windows, others modern. Bell based gable roof. Internal stacks and ridge stack. Rear has blocked loosebox doors. Also late 17th century gatepier and wall, brick and limestone; rounded niche with coat of arms; cornice and ball finial; ramped up to house gable but on east interrupted by courtyard entrance.
E. Rose (NAU), 1 January 1986.

27 March 1986. Fenland fieldwalking.
Weathered soil, some bare and young conifers.
Roman concentration, medieval sherds.

Pre 1987. Metal detecting.
Medieval to post medieval coins.

1989. Fieldwalking.
Medieval sherds and roof tile.

1998. Metal detecting.
Roman coins and sherds, medieval coins, post medieval sherd and Middle Saxon/Late Saxon unfinished strap end.
See details and (S5) in file.
A. Rogerson 2 September 1998

For full details of wares, flint types etc see (S6).