6 cottages. Early C19. (1)
Victorian cottages, built in 1836. Associated levels were examined in all five areas. The large oven of the previous phase was dismantled, the void was filled with a massive dump of destruction rubble to raise the level before the new cottage plan was constructed. There was little evidence the E wall rested over an earlier foundation. The S wall was also of one build, its construction trench was dug through the top of the destruction layer. The brick built W wall was built over the top of an earlier (medieval) foundation. Floors were of quarry tiles except for the scullery (in trench 2) which had a floor of horizontally set bricks. (2) (3)
See M for medieval building, M for post medieval building both on this site and sharing some foundations.

Listed buildings slides, 102 slides (Photograph). SNT2648.

<1> DOE, Listed Building Description (Published document). SNT228.

<2> Samuels, J, Feb 1991, An Archaeological Evaluation of St. Leonard's Court, Newark, for the Nottinghamshire Building Preservation Trust (Unpublished document). SNT2108.

<3> Budge DJ, 2008, Pers Comm (Personal comment). SNT2045.