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Salisbury Hall,  Walthamstow Avenue, Walthamstow

Parish: Walthamstow
Grid Ref.: TQ 3736 9126
Date: 13.6.94 - 17.6.94
Size of Site: 1 trench 12m x  9m
Grant Sources: J. Sainsbury Plc

Purpose of Excavation:

In advance of the construction of a petrol station

Summary of Results

The evaluation at the site of the proposed petrol station for J. Sainsbury at Walthamstow Avenue, Walthamstow,  revealed layers of modern make-up for the concrete yard in the grounds of the former St Ivel dairy, as well as lower layers of naturally occurring London Clay.


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