GILLING WITH HARTFORTH AND SEDBURY, North Riding
Bell Park Pavilion NZ 171 046
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The Bell Park Pavilion, which was an elegant building with fine carving above the windows, has seen better days. It is one of several garden buildings erected for the Wharton family of Gillingwood Hall.
Bell Park doorway NZ 171 045
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The early 18th century doorway built into a short length of wall was the entrance to Gillingwood Hall. At the back are signs of burning from the fire that destroyed the old hall in 1750.
Blackhill Folly NZ 171 072
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Blackhill Folly is an eyecatcher on the skyline facing Hartforth Hall. It was built in about 1800 as a fold yard for cattle. It was probably designed by John Foss, for the Cradock family of Hatforth Hall.
Broome Field Barn NZ 172 068
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The hay barn on the hillside opposite Hartforth Hall entrance drive was probably built in the early 19th century for the Cradock family.
It has recently been developed.
It has recently been developed.
Hartforth Hall Arch NZ 170 063
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The Arch at Hartforth Hall is 15th century and appears to be a rebuild of a ruined gatehouse of a monastery or fortified manor house.
Hartforth Hall Water Tower NZ 170 064
Home Farm NZ 171 061
Sedbury Orangery NZ 198 054
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The orangery and fruit store that was built for Sedbury Hall in about 1800 has now been converted into cottages.
Sedbury Icehouse NZ 197 054
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The icehouse at Sedbury Park, in Laurels Walk Plantation, was made in the late 18th century.
The Rock NZ 200 046
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In 1795, a small watch tower was designed by John Foss of Richmond for Sir Robert D'Arcy Hildyard. On the lintel above a window is the inscription: RDH 1797
Gothic cow byre NZ 198 044
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Below The Rock there is a barn with a castellated roof.