HOVINGHAM, North Riding
Hovingham Park Bridge SE 660 755
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Bridge
The ornamental bridge over a waterfall in Hovingham Park was built for Thomas Worsley the 6th in 1766.
The ornamental bridge over a waterfall in Hovingham Park was built for Thomas Worsley the 6th in 1766.
Entrance
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The original entrance to Hovingham Hall was through the riding school but this unique arrangement proved to be impractical.
Mausoleum SE 666 757
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The Worsley family Mausoleum is in the Hovingham churchyard. It was built in the mid to late 18th century and has 19th century additions. Above the doorway is a Chi-Rho symbol.
Pigeoncote SE 666 757
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The 17th century dovecote at Hovingham Hall is marked 'Pigeon Coat' on a 1760 map. It has now been converted into a dwelling.