AOC Archaeology carried out a watching brief and recording work following scrub clearance on the eastern side of Ingress Park. The remains of two 19th century brick cottages, which were built side by said using a mix of stock yellow and red bricks (8¾ by 4⅜ by 2¾”), with shallow frogs. The southern cottage appeared to comprise four rooms; three to the west, one to the east. The northern cottage, No 2 Park Cliff Cottages, had some surviving floor surfaces, but a less clear floor plan. The cottages appear to be later than the garden features located close by to them, and they appear to have been
unremarkable, small working-family’s dwellings, though they may have been tied to the estate. (1-2)

<1> AOC Archaeology Group, 2012, Eastern Access, Ingress Park, Greenhithe, Kent; Historic Building Record and Assessment (Unpublished document). SKE17561.

<2> AOC Archaeology, 2013, Ingress Park Secondary Access, Greenhithe, Kent: Archaeological and Historical Record (Unpublished document). SKE25207.