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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… along the GamlingayCroydon road. Although no other village site has been identified, there is evidence that … had disappeared by 1918. 21 The small and straggling village includes on the south side the church and the park … estate cottages, but there are some more modern. A village hall, given by Major Astor of Hatley Park, was opened …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 1,504; 1931, 1,947. The parish of Hatton consists of the village of that name with the townships of Shrewley and … front is covered with rough-cast cement. Beausale has no village, and of the houses scattered about the parish none is … preserving some timber-framing of the 17th century. The village of Shrewley is on a triangle of roads, and near the …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… a 10-a. enclave by a bend in the Rhee north of Harston village, where a mill belonging to Newton manor had once … down to the Hoffer brook which flows south-west past the village. Both parishes were almost entirely arable, and were … to 279 by 1951 and were just over 300 by the 1960s. 28 The village of Hauxton lay by 1800 along a street running nearly …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… 16th century. 11 The Old Hall stands at the west of the village street. At present the house is T-shaped on plan, … ashlar quoins. The manor-house lies in the centre of the village facing the Wesleyan chapel, built in 1877; Halfpenny … 200 yards west of the main road. Further north-east is the village of East Hauxwell, with the manor-house and rectory …
A History of the County of Essex
… with Bagshot Beds in the centre of the parish where the village is, and patches of Boulder Clay farther east. The village is about 350 ft. above sea-level, with wide views … the 17th century the royal Havering House stood beside the village green with its 1,300-acre park stretching north and …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Hawksworth LORDSHIP is small, owned by Turner, Esq. The village and the church also, are inferior places: the latter …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… and Cranbrooke hither. On the north side of this village are situated the school and alms-houses, founded by … Sir Thomas Dunk, as will be mentioned hereafter. The other village, which is the more antient one, stands about half a … picturesque view from every part of both. In this latter village stand the church, and the minister's house, and at a …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… part is not unpleasantly situated on high ground. The village, with the church, stands at the south-east part. In …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… between Noar Hill and Westham Hill. The houses of the village are very scattered, but lie for the most part on the … on the right and the church on the left. This part of the village, which is called Upper Green, includes the oldest … and Farewell Farm, and further west, almost south of the village, are Combe Hanger and Cheesecombe Farm. Hawkley …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… by the Seph. Both these streams fall into the Rye. The village of Hawnby stands in the loop formed by the junction … Beck with the Rye where it curves to the south-east. The village is about 400 ft. above the ordnance datum; this is … ft. From the cluster of stone-built houses which form the village three roads run at right angles, one, Shawdlose Lane, …