Salvation Army Centre, Booth Road, London Borough of Croydon

The OAU undertook a small archaeological evaluation on ground adjacent to the Salvation Army Centre, Booth Road, London Borough of Croydon, at the end of November 1994. The work was carried out on behalf of The Salvation Army in connection with a proposal to build an extension to the centre. The evaluation comprised a single trial trench, 10m long x 4 m wide. The only deposits located were a post-medieval soil horizon, and a narrow brick wall, overlaid by modern demolition material and topsoil. The only finds retrieved from these deposits were a small quantity of post-medieval brick and tile, and a single residual sherd of medieval pottery.