Castle. Sir Philip Sassoon conducted excavations in the 1920s and was reported to have found oak beams which formed the basis of a drawbridge, Roman shoes and daggers as well as mosaic tiles depicting a knight. The walls and foundations of a large stone building were also found. English Heritage refilled the excavations in 1999. The Historic England site states that the moat area was said to be a haunt of Dick Turpin in the 1700s. In fiction The exterior of the house was used as the location for scenes in the 1957 film The One That Got Away. Trent Park was used as the location for scenes set in and around a boys' boarding school in the 1983 Doctor Who story, "Mawdryn Undead", featuring Peter Davison as the Fifth Doctor. See also Trent Park Cemetery Farm Hall, a similarly bugged facility where German scientists were detained after the war to glean evidence of the Nazi nuclear programme P. O. Box 1142 A similar U.S. facility for interrogating Nazi officers and scientists during World War II. References Sources Audrey Nona Gamble, A History of the Bevan Family'', London, 1924, ASIN: B00089UYZ4 External links Trent Park Golf Club Southgate Hockey Centre Southgate Hockey Club Trent Park Golf Centre (Crown Golf) Trent Park Running Club Trent Park Equestrian Centre (Riding School) Trent Park Museum Friends of Trent Park Trent Park Tattletales Go Ape Cockfosters Houses in the London Borough of Enfield Charles Holden buildings Grade II listed buildings in the London Borough of Enfield Education in the London Borough of Enfield Middlesex University Country parks in London Parks and open spaces in the London Borough of Enfield World War II prisoner of war camps in England Cockfosters Hadley Wood Bevan family