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Sunday, 12 January 2014

The Sites and Monuments Records for Goole

One of the annoyances of being a local history researcher in Goole is that several boundary changes and 'clear outs' have resulted in the town's archives being scattered over a number of different archives. As a result Goole documents and records can be found in Goole Library and Museum, Yorkshire Waterways Museums, and archives and museums based in Beverley, Doncaster, Hull, London and Wakefield, as well as several other locations. Other records can be considered lost, and a fire in the Town's local board offices in 1891, means that little survives before this date anyway. 

In terms of Heritage the standard reference point for informing planning application decisions is to refer to the Heritage Environment Records (HERs). However, if you search for these records on-line, using the Heritage Gateway, you will find that the East Riding of Yorkshire Council Records (being Goole's local authority) are not available on-line. Goole's HERs, still referred to as Sites and Monuments Records (SMRs), are located at the Humber Archaeology Partnership offices, based in Hull. Unfortunately the records are not available online, but are available here:

(Index - DOE - Department of Environment; NBR - National Building Record - records start with a Number 9.)

No. (National Buidling)
Building
Date
Pictures
Extant
15935
No.19 Warehouse
6.93

No
92133 (NBR)
Warehouse and Transit Shed, Railway Dock, Bridge Street
6.93
2
No
15930
Stores/Offices (Tanet), next to Bridge Street Aire and Calder Office.  (NBR – 92127)
6.93
1
No
15931
Bothy Store and toilet block (1909-1910) (NBR92129102) and Generator (House) – 1930-50). South Dock
6.93

Yes
15932
South Dock Hoist. Grade II. Accumulator tower. NBR92130.
6.93
Y
Yes
15933
Dry Dock, South Dock. Grade II. NBR 92131

Y
Yes
15934
Barge Dock, No.1 Shed NBR 92134
6.93
Y
No
15936
Railway Water Tower. NBR – 92134. West Dock South – SE7401 2320? Water Tank.
6.93
Y
No
15937
Railway workshop, railway sidings South West Dock c.1860-1880. NBR. 92135


No
15929
Crane, Railway Dock. Cowans Sheldon and Co. Ltd. NBR – 92126

Y
?
15928
Transit Shed, Stanhope Dock, c.1870-1890. NBR – 92118

Y
No
15927
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railways Railway Offices, Stanhope Street. NBR. 92122

Y
Yes
15926
Transit Shed, Aldam Dock North Side NBR. 92120. C. 1880-1890

Y
No
15925
Offices Bond Island. NBR – 92118

Y
Yes
15924
Transit Shed, Aldam Dock, Aire Street, NBR. 92118

Y
No
15923
Bothy, store and toilet. NBR – 8737 1/02


No
6396
Swing Bridge, Goole J. Hatcher ‘Industrial Architecture of Yorkshire (1985).

Y

No
6937
Terrace R, Adam Street c. 1830. Possibly demolished. See also 10523, 10524
1988
Y
No
6938
Boat Hoist Aldam Dock. Hatcher 1086. Waterways World October (1983), 150 Years Port of Goole, British Waterways Board. DOE record – 15.9.87.

Also details of a Goole article and a chronicle article 15.5.86 ‘Coal Hoist will be preserved’ as there are preservation orders on the two hoists. Also newspaper article showing picture of demolition. 87371/01. Grade II*

Y
No
6992
Bank Chambers, Stanhope Street. Pevsner
86

Yes
6993
Water Tower, Pevsner and DOE description. HBR
6/93

Yes
6994
25-41 Aire Street, Pevsner


Yes
6995
St Johns Church. Pevsner and DOE


Yes
6998
Boat Hoist, South Dock. DOE decription.  Chronical – 15.5.86 and GT 18.5.86
DOE letters – notes Enid Thompson detailing hoist. Notes for building to look at. British Waterways Board want museum, ABP don’t.
1987
Y
No
10523
DOE description 2 Adam Street


Yes
10524
Theatre Royal – DOE description. Useful photo.
1987
P
Yes
10525
No. 11 Aire Street - DOE description. Useful photo.
1987
P
Yes
10526
MacIntosh and Adjacent property - DOE description. Useful photo.
1987
P
Yes
10527
3-9 Aire Street (Royal) - DOE description. Useful photo.
1987
P
Yes
10528
Lowther DOE report. All modern photographs.


Yes
10527 (?)
Victoria and Ouse Lock – DOE report. Clarke, M (1999) Mile Post Reseach


Yes
10530
Dry Dock. DOE

Y
Yes
10531
Goole Grammar DOE

Y
Yes
10532
Windmill Tower 145 Boothferry Road. DOE and 2007 plans.


Yes
10533 (?)
Hydraulic Accumulator Tower – South Dock basin. DOE and LB photograph 1987. In 1993 the structure was demolished. Keith Miller reports having an accumulator town spot listed on commencement of demolition, but destruction was completed on the ground that the remains were a ‘dangerous structure’ 8/93. The pictues show the Stanhope Dock Hoist in the progress of demolition. This means that the record is actually 10544. Singer, C History of Technology.
1987
Y
Yes (South Dock)
10534
South Dock Bridge, Goole. DOE. Clarke, Mike – Historical Audit, Mile Post Research, July 1999, undertaken for ABP. Reference to ABP plan stores.


No
10535
Coal Waggon Hoist – DOE, HBR 92121. Plans – DC/04/03102/PLB/WESTWW (PA/CONS/10759). Letter.


Yes
10536
DOE Bridge Farmhouse


Yes
10537
DOE Bridge Farmhouse


Yes
10538
DOE Bridge Farmhouse


Yes
10539
DOE Bridge Farmhouse


Yes
10540
DOE Bridge Farmhouse


Yes
10541
DOE Bridge Farmhouse


Yes
10542
Lock Up, DOE

Y
Yes
10543
Railway Swing Bridge. DOE P, A p after been hit. Clarke, M report on Bridges, report 2003. Dutch River Swing Bridge (Mile Post Research)
Britain’s Historic Railway Bridges, Biddle G (2003), Gazzetter

Y
Yes
10544
Hydraulic Accumulator Tower. Doe. Confused with South Dock.


No
10545
Sluice/Road Bridge. DOE

Y
Yes
6397
Brick Water Tower DOE. NBR – 92124

Y
Yes
6398
Goole Hall, Pevnser and DOE.  Internal pictures.

Y
Yes
8821
Railway moved to North Lincolnshire.



9600
Ref: Archaeology of Industrial Revolution. B Bracegirdle, 1973. Porteous.



7234
Reference to Old Goole – Lock Hill picture.

Y
No
1319
Goole Fields SE7415 2200 – Silver Penny of Henry IV? (Yorkshire Mint 1412-13) discovered in 1947. YAS.

SF741 220 – Silver penny of Henry VII 1974. Doncaster Museum Record.


?
20291
First Goole Swing Bridge report. (new)


No
20292
Dutch River Swing Bridge. Reference to M Clarke (2003) Historical Audit. Reference to pictures and description. Extant 25.10.2005.


No
20293
New Bridge Inn – Extant 21.07.2005


No
20622
New Potter Grange. Extant 21.08.2008. Yorkshire possibly 17.11.2006. BBC News 2008 Historic House wrecked by arson.


No
9490
Dutch River Picture and article by PL Smith

Y
Yes
9486
Aire and Calder Navigation


Yes
14450
Goole Cemetery – shown on map. Ref to 11711 pumping mill Goole Cemetery (copied the article)


Yes
14471
Mortuary Chapel  Goole Cemetery
91

Yes
14472
Mortuary Chapel  Goole Cemetery
91

Yes
14473
Lodge, Goole Cemetery.



Yes

The records compose of two main archives. The first is the Department of Environment's (pre-predecessor to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport for managing Listed Buildings)  survey for Listed Buildings undertaken in the late 1980s and the second, the National Buildings Record survey undertaken in the early 1990s. The time of the surveys was a transition period for Goole with a number of Victorian structures still surviving on Goole Docks, which were recorded as part of the surveys. It was a period of 'cat and mouse', as soon as an interest was taken in a building steps would be taken to demolish it by the Port Authorities. A number of these structures were Listed at the time, but several were later demolished. Sadly a larger number of the buildings recorded as part of the National Buildings Record were not Listed and have now been demolished. The SMR records still record a large number of buildings surviving in Goole and many have pictures, which can be used as an informative record of unauthorised works to Listed buildings.