Verulamium is a Grade I listed building in the St Albans local planning authority area, England. First listed on 8 May 1950. Archaeological site.

Verulamium

WRENN ID
unlit-pier-falcon
Grade
I
Local Planning Authority
St Albans
Country
England
Date first listed
8 May 1950
Type
Archaeological site
Source
Historic England listing

Description

  1. VERULAMIUM 1.582

  2. Part of Guardianship Monument. The 3rd largest city and only municipium of Roman Britain, quarried by local builders until the C19. Much has been carefully excavated and covered up again to form playing fields. Mosaic floors and other works of art are displayed in the Museum. The parts now visible are sections of the city wall and gateways, and a mosaic floor, with hypocaust below, covered by a modern building in the centre of the fields. RCHN, VCH, NMR.

The individual parts where masonry is visible are listed as follows:

TL 1306 NW 11/29A 8.5.50

I

Fragment of wall at West of City at Verulamium.

TL 1306 NW 11/29B 8.5.50.

I

Fragment of wall at South West of City at verulamium.

TL 1306 NE 12/29C 8.5.50

1

Fragment of wall including Tower at Southern point at Verulamium.

TL 1306 NE 12/29D 8.5.50.

I

Long stretch of wall incorporating Tower and remains of Gateway along Southern Boundary at Verulamium.

TL 1306 NE 12/29E 8.5.50.

I

Fragment of wall on Eastern boundary at Verulamium.

TL 1306 NE 12/29F 8.5.50. I

Part of Roman House with mosaic floor and hypocaust, protected by modern building at Verulamium.

VERULAMIUM 1. 1582

TL1307 SE 7/29G

1

  1. Corner of building which was in Forum of Roman City.

Listing NGR: TL1363407286

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