Flush Bracket 30: Marcham, White Hart 

Flush Bracket on E. end of The White Hart Inn, Marcham Village [2GL].
Location
Grid reference: SU 4530 9660.
Landranger 164: Oxford, Chipping Norton & Bicester.
Structure: Pub / Hotel.
Waypoint: FB30.
Neighbouring Flush Brackets
The nearest fundamental bench mark is Buckland,
11.79km to the west.
Second Geodetic Levelling, England & Wales (1912-21)
This flush bracket was used during the Second geodetic levelling, England & Wales, and was levelled with a height of 190.2110 feet [57.9763 metres] above mean sea level (Newlyn datum). It was included on the Wallingford to Buckland levelling line. The surveyor's description was Flush Bracket on E. end of The White Hart Inn, Marcham Village.
Logged Visits
Logged on 31st July 2007 by jochta. Grid reference: SU 45321 96600. Condition: Good.
Easily found. Interestingly this is still called the White Hart on MasterMap and it shows a building built onto the east face of the current building. I wonder if this FB was hidden/inside when it was a pub and has only been revealed relatively recently? http://www.jochta.com/maps/benchmarks.php?id=212
Logged on 10th October 2006 by lackofluke. Condition: Good.
Logged on 27th August 2006 by dal. Grid reference: SU 45303 96603. Condition: Good.
Success. I was niggled by not really understanding where the White Hart pub was. I checked on Oldmaps, and found it 100m to the west of the grid ref. It is now a private house, 24 Frilford Road. The FB is on the east face, in good condition, and painted over.
Logged on 18th March 2006 by lackofluke. Condition: Probably destroyed.
Coordinates seem to point to the house opposite the war memorial.
Logged on 14th January 2006 by dal. Condition: Probably destroyed.
Agreed. Not sure which building was the White Hart Inn. There is a White Hart Cottage a little to the west of the grid ref.
Logged on 20th August 2004 by RHW. Condition: Probably destroyed.
No sign - apparently replaced by nearby G3647
Location
Grid reference: SU 4530 9660.
Landranger 164: Oxford, Chipping Norton & Bicester.
Structure: Pub / Hotel.
Waypoint: FB30.
Neighbouring Flush Brackets
| G3647 | Marcham, Old Crown PH 192.35m to the east. |
| 31 | Frilford 1.37km to the northwest. |
| 29 | Abingdon, Ock Bridge 3.54km to the east. |
| G3646 | Abingdon, Grapes PH 4.35km to the east. |
| 28 | Abingdon, Burford Bridge 4.67km to the east. |
Second Geodetic Levelling, England & Wales (1912-21)
This flush bracket was used during the Second geodetic levelling, England & Wales, and was levelled with a height of 190.2110 feet [57.9763 metres] above mean sea level (Newlyn datum). It was included on the Wallingford to Buckland levelling line. The surveyor's description was Flush Bracket on E. end of The White Hart Inn, Marcham Village.
Logged Visits
Logged on 31st July 2007 by jochta. Grid reference: SU 45321 96600. Condition: Good.
Easily found. Interestingly this is still called the White Hart on MasterMap and it shows a building built onto the east face of the current building. I wonder if this FB was hidden/inside when it was a pub and has only been revealed relatively recently? http://www.jochta.com/maps/benchmarks.php?id=212
Logged on 10th October 2006 by lackofluke. Condition: Good.
Logged on 27th August 2006 by dal. Grid reference: SU 45303 96603. Condition: Good.
Success. I was niggled by not really understanding where the White Hart pub was. I checked on Oldmaps, and found it 100m to the west of the grid ref. It is now a private house, 24 Frilford Road. The FB is on the east face, in good condition, and painted over.
Logged on 18th March 2006 by lackofluke. Condition: Probably destroyed.
Coordinates seem to point to the house opposite the war memorial.
Logged on 14th January 2006 by dal. Condition: Probably destroyed.
Agreed. Not sure which building was the White Hart Inn. There is a White Hart Cottage a little to the west of the grid ref.
Logged on 20th August 2004 by RHW. Condition: Probably destroyed.
No sign - apparently replaced by nearby G3647
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