CLOUGHTON, North Riding                            

Cloughton Hall Pigeoncote                              ​TA 008 941

The dovecote in the grounds of Cloughton Hall was built in the seventeenth century to replace an earlier one that was known to have been dilapidated in the 16th century. It is built with rubble stone with a domed roof surmounted by a low gable with dove holes.

It is similar to the ones around the Tees.

BARFORTH, North Riding
​CALDWELL, North Riding
GAINFORD, Durham

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​Date taken 17/08/20

Cober Hill Stone Bridge  ​                                    TA 010 947

Hayburn Wyke Summer House                     TA 008 970

Visitors to the cascade on the beach at Hayburn Wyke would pay an admission at the hotel. A 1936 guidebook mentions a rustic arbour. The inscription on the back of the early 20th century postcard reads:

'From the Summer House situated in the woods, most beautiful views are obtained of the Beach, and Headlands, and a magnificent Sea stretching far into the horizon.

T.H.Spence, The Hotel, Hayburn Wyke.'


There is now no trace of the summerhouse.