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Monument Number 462002
Hob Uid: 462002
Location : City of Portsmouth Non Civil Parish
Grid Ref : SZ6350099400
Summary : Site of a royal residence extant between 1194-1278.
More information : A hall and houses built at Portsmouth by Richard I. In 1278 the King's house was in such bad repair that it threatened to collapse.(a) The position of this building may be marked by the name Kingshall Green, which was given to the site of the former Clarence Barracks in Penny Street (b). (1) (Area centred SZ635994) No additional information. Sited to that part of Clarence Barracks which lies within the former extent of the Town Walls. (2) Richard had the buildings protected by a ditch. Henry III had the buildings repaired from time to time and built a chamber and chapel for the Queen. (3)

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Source details : Misc Inq File 36 No 13
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Source details : "Extracts from Portsmouth Records" 753 (East)
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Monument Period Name : Medieval
Display Date : Extant 1194-1278
Monument End Date : 1278
Monument Start Date : 1194
Monument Type : Fortified House, Domestic Chapel, Palace
Evidence : Documentary Evidence

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External Cross Reference Number : SZ 69 NW 9
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Activity type : FIELD OBSERVATION (VISUAL ASSESSMENT)
Start Date : 1955-08-11
End Date : 1955-08-11

Historic England Research Records

Monument Number 462002