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NORTHOLME HALL

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Northolme Hall (on site of moated manor house c.1549).

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[TF 50095913] Northolme Manor H
ouse on site of Northolme Manor House [G.T.] Moat [G.T.]. (1)

Northolme House, Wainfleet, was built in 1866 on the site of
the Elizabethan moated mansion or manor house, supposed to have
been built in 1549.

The moat is double and irregular in its line. It carries on as
a single ditch and bank under and beyond the Skegness Road.

[See also TF 45 NE 7 for site of church and possible lost
village of Northolme.] (2-4)

The house, as described above, is correctly named Northolme
Hall.

There is no true moat, but an old, double waterway (see TF 55
NW 2 for probable mill mound) connected with modern drainage;
Resurveyed at 1/2500. Adjacent grass fields show a few minor
field banks but no evidence of desertion. (5)

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( 1) General reference

OS 6' 1956

( 2) General reference

Directory of Lincs. 3rd Edn. 1872 290 (W. White)

( 3) Ordnance Survey Archaeology Division Object Name Book reference

ONB Lincs. 91 NE 1905 20

( 4) Annotated Record Map

Corr 6' (CW Phillips. 1929)

( 5) Field Investigators Comments

F1 FRH 21-APR-65

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