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Record Details

HER Number:	00458/01
Type of record:	Building
Name:	Denaby Old Hall, remains of a medieval house, Denaby

Summary

Remains of medieval house now 2 dwellings. C15, probably altered C17

Grid Reference:	SK 483 990
Map Sheet:	SK49NE
Parish:	DENABY, Doncaster, South Yorkshire
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Monument Type(s):

FORTIFIED MANOR HOUSE (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)
MANOR HOUSE (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)

Associated Finds:

None

Protected Status:

Listed Building (II) 1192959: THE OLD HALL

Full Description

<1> Oldest part to north is of sandstone ashlar with 15th century window fragments and doors. Walls about 1 m thick and footings in the garden. Traces of timber framing on south side, partly encased in modern brick. Internally beams chamfered and stopped in C.1600. Now two cottages. Originally courtyard house.
References: D.V.S., Buildings W.R. Yorkshire 1959 p.177 (Pevsner), South Yorkshire Vol.1 1831 p.395 (Hunter), Memorials of Old Mexborough 1893 p.64-68 (W J Glassby)

<1> South Yorkshire Archaeology Service, c1974-c2003, SMR Card (Unpublished document). SSY213.

Sources and further reading

<1>	SSY213 - Unpublished document: South Yorkshire Archaeology Service. c1974-c2003. SMR Card. Indexed according to PIN Number.

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