Old Boundary Marker in Hockley Woods

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Old Boundary Marker in Hockley Woods

Image: © L Chinea Taken: Unknown

Prison Commission Boundary Marker by a fence post at a change in direction on the southern boundary of the former HM Prison Bullwood Hall in Hockley Woods. Rayleigh parish. Inscribed P C / ↑ / 6. Dated to the early 1960’s because the Prison Commission became part of the Home Office in 1963 and Bullwood Hall was built as a female borstal in the 1960's. Milestone Society National ID: EX_PCBULL06em

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51.591881
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0.63669