Local Heritage Asset List - Nomination Form

Asset type (please select one)(Required)

Building

Archaeological site

Monument

Landscape

Streetscape - streetlights. benches, post boxes, cobbled surfaces etc

Public art work

Other

Location: Please state address or What3Words location(Required)

Description of the asset. Please provide details such as shape, size, materials etc.(Required)

Please select one or more criteria that you believe applies to this asset(Required)

Age: An asset that displays national or local trends/practices/way of life that is representative of a historic period or changes over time. Broadly speaking the older the asset is, the rarer it is likely to be.

Rarity / Representativity: An asset that is characteristic of the New Forest. Or a rare survival of an asset type less commonly found in the New Forest e.g., Encroachment cottage or a commemorative monument.

Architectural / Artistic Interest: The intrinsic design and aesthetic value of an asset relating to local and/or national styles, materials, construction and craft techniques, or any other distinctive characteristics. This could be an example of outstanding modern design.

Group Value: Multiple assets meeting the criteria that are linked by design or historic association. Related or designed landscapes that directly contribute to the setting of other assets should also be included under these criteria e.g., Boundary walls or railings, or groups of estate buildings, terraces of cottages etc.

Archaeological Interest: The potential for evidence of past human activity above or below ground or in the wider landscape to add archaeological knowledge e.g., barrows, WW2 military remains etc.

Historic Interest: The asset has links to nationally or locally notable people, events, economic trends, or social/cultural history e.g., Architects such as Heywood Sumner, or Arthur Hugh Clough, munition works, or Jubilee/Millennial commemorations.

Landmark Status: An asset that is recognised as a landmark or a communal gathering point in the local area e.g. A village green, railway station, clock tower or memorial etc.

Community/Social Value: An asset that creates a sense of belonging and/or shared identity and is valued by its local community or other interested communities. This could be because of the history, the spiritual association or how it is/was used within the community e.g. village hall or meeting room.

Supporting Information: Why are you nominating this asset for inclusion on the Local List? Please make reference to your selected criteria above.

Please add a photograph of the asset. By submitting an image you are agreeing to its use by the New Forest NPA for the purposes of the Local Heritage List.

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