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Willis Fleming Historical Trust: October 2010 ArchivesExcavation of perimeter II
By on October 21, 2010
 The excavations have revealed how the cast concrete retaining wall on the east side of the Shrine has been distorted by the roots of the beech trees (the former hedge).  A view of the same corner in 2005.  On the west side of the Shrine, the ground level has raised by several inches over the years. Excavation of perimeter fence and footings
By on October 20, 2010
The Shrine originally stood on a levelled rectangular area, and today work started to clear and mend the foundations of the original iron fence and retaining wall that enclosed the Shrine. During the excavations, a piece of an original ornamental finial was uncovered.
    Purbeck stone roof tiling begins
By on October 9, 2010
  Pictured above: architect Tim Smith and stonemason Jonnie Starr. 
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