Historic Building Recording Report: Rock Valley, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

Where safe and possible to do so, pphotographs were taken of the following: " All external elevations " All internal elevations, including internal walls and subdivisions " The roof structure of the building, internally and externally, where visible " The relationship of the structures to their surroundings " Architectural details, i.e. windows, doors, decorative brickwork, and other significant features, fixtures or fittings. Generally, a single representative shot will be taken of features such as windows or openings of a single type that occur more than once within the structure " Internal and external architectural details, i.e. windows, doors, decorative brickwork, and other significant features, fixtures or fittings. Generally, a single representative shot will be taken of particular features such as windows or openings of a single type that occur more than once within the structure " A general internal photographic record. Photographs will be taken of each room/discreteinternal space from sufficient points to show the form, general appearance and methods of construction The survey encountered subjects representing three different industrial phases on site, further subphases were not possible to establish due to removal of associated structures and limitations of access.