EAST WITTON OUT PARISH, North Riding
Jervaulx Icehouse SE 178 858
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There is an icehouse near to Jervaulx Abbey.
Jervaulx Hall Archway SE 169 857
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The archway at Jervaulx Hall has a projecting keystone inscribed: 'H.L.C.1864'
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This image was taken in March 2009.
Moor Cote SE 161 839
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The eaves extend to such proportions as to give the 19th century farmhouse the appearance of an Alpine hut. Perhaps the Earl of Ailesbury used it as a shooting lodge.
It was part of a Baha'i community during the 1980s. They built a pyramid nearby, which was dismantled when they left.
It was part of a Baha'i community during the 1980s. They built a pyramid nearby, which was dismantled when they left.
Slobbering Sal SE 135 852
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This ancient well was known as Diana's Well and also Castaway Well. The spring emerges from a grotesque head, giving it the name Slobbering (or Slavering) Sal.
A rough stone shelter in the form of a grotto has a large stone slab for a table. The arched entrance has a stone inscribed:
Mqfs of A
1821
The Earl of Ailesbury lived nearby at Jervaulx and used the grotto for picnicking.
There was an old rhyme that went;
Whoever eats Hammer Nuts and drinks Diana's water
Will never leave Witton Town while he's rag or tatter.
Hazel nuts used to grow in Hammer Woods.
A rough stone shelter in the form of a grotto has a large stone slab for a table. The arched entrance has a stone inscribed:
Mqfs of A
1821
The Earl of Ailesbury lived nearby at Jervaulx and used the grotto for picnicking.
There was an old rhyme that went;
Whoever eats Hammer Nuts and drinks Diana's water
Will never leave Witton Town while he's rag or tatter.
Hazel nuts used to grow in Hammer Woods.