More information : (NY 94259802) Peel (GT) (1)
Situated 3 miles north of Elsdon at Raw, are the remains of Haws Peel which was tenantless in the late 18th c and by the mid 19th c was in ruins. (2)
The structure measures overall, 12.3m by 7.7m with walls 1.5m thick at ground level. The upper storey has been completely reconstructed and there is a modern gabled roof of grey slate. The original entrance is in the south-east end and is equipped with bar-holes. The building is now used for stock and storing of farm produce. See photograph. (3)
Condition unchanged. (4)
NY 942980 Reconstructed bastle. (See Type-site NY 88 SE 14) (5)
II The Raw Pele or Bastle. Now a farm building. Interesting late bastle with unusual carved ornaments on its east side, a woman's head with a sort of halo, and something like a portcullis. Scene of the murder for which Winter was hanged, see Howitt's "Tour". (6)
Bastlehouse at the Raw Farm, Grade II (for full description see list) (formerly Grade II* in provisional list). (7)
NY 9425 9800. Bastle at The Raw Farm. Scheduled RSM No 20908. The bastle, surviving to first floor level, is 9.1m x 4.5m within stone walls 1.6m thick. Traces of a plinth and a more massive foundation course are exposed at the NE side. The upper storey has been partially rebuilt in the late 18th century with smaller, squarer masonry. The bastle now has a modern roof of metal sheeting. (8)
Listed by Cathcart King and by Dodds. (9,10)
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