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Restormel Deer Park
Hob Uid: 432781
Location : Cornwall Lostwithiel
Grid Ref : SX1000061000
Summary : The Duchy deer park at Restormel was in use by 1331 and lay to the north of Lostwithiel town encompassing Restormel Castle. It was disparked by Henry VIII. The park held 300 deer in 1583 and measured one mile across.
More information : The Duchy deer park at Restormel, existing in 1331 and disparked by Henry VIII, lay to the north of Lostwithiel t own encompassing Restormel Castle (SX 1061). The park held 300 deer and in 1583 was one mile across. (1-4)

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Source details : W Antiquary 4 1884-5 47 114
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Source details : Descript of Corn c1584 (J Norden) pub 1728
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Source details : Shirley E P. 1867. English Deer Parks, 87
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Monument Types:

Monument Period Name : Medieval
Display Date : In use by 1500
Monument End Date : 1500
Monument Start Date : 1500
Monument Type : Deer Park
Evidence : Documentary Evidence

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External Cross Reference Number : SX 16 SW 35
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Activity type : MANAGEMENT SURVEY
Start Date : 2006-01-01
End Date : 2006-12-31

Associated Activities :
Activity type : MANAGEMENT SURVEY
Start Date : 2010-01-01
End Date : 2010-12-31

Historic England Research Records

Restormel Deer Park