Source/Archive record (Bibliographic reference) SKE31435 - The London Stones: Marking the City of London's Jurisdiction over the Thames and Medway
| Title | The London Stones: Marking the City of London's Jurisdiction over the Thames and Medway |
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| Author/Originator | English Heritage |
| Date/Year | 2014 |
| ISSN | 2046-9799 |
| ISSN | 2046-9802 |
Abstract/Summary
The City of London held jurisdiction over part of the River Thames and River Medway from the 12th century until mid-19th century. From the post-medieval period the boundaries of this jurisdiction were partly marked by boundary stones and these stones were identified for further work during English Heritage's Hoo Peninsula Historic Landscape Proect. This document is a review of this site.
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Description
Bibliographic reference (BR) Research Report Series no. 16-2014
Location
Kent County Council Heritage 2014/322
Referenced Monuments (3)
- TQ 77 SE 1194 BOUNDARY STONE (THE LONDON STONE) (Listed Building)
- TQ 77 SE 1318 Obelisk (New London Stone), Upnor (Listed Building)
- TQ 87 NE 1014 The London Stone, North Saltings, Isle of Grain (Listed Building)
Referenced Events (1)
- EKE15435 The London Stones: Marking the City of London's Jurisdiction over the Thames and Medway (Ref: Research Report Series 16-2014)
Record last edited
Sep 21 2016 2:52PM