Whitewell Hotel

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Whitewell Hotel

iBase ID

266156

Reference identifier

ECL20140415006

Title

Whitewell Hotel

Place

Whitewell

General notes

After the Norman Conquest the Forest of Bowland was enclosed as a Royal Preserve for the hunting of deer. In the 14th century Walter Urswyck, a Royal Forester, came to live at the Manor House built on an incline overlooking the River Hodder. Today the handsome mellowed stone building, much altered and enlarged, is the Inn at Whitewell or Whitewell Hotel. The Manor House was also the meeting place of the Swainmote Court which administered the affairs of the Forest and a market was held on what is now the forecourt.

Medium

Glass slide, positive

Colour

Monochrome

Original image size

7.29 x 5.03

Year of image

c1900

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Locator

Box H H/73

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Subjects

BUILDINGS > Domestic buildings

BUILDINGS > Public buildings

Place Names > Whitewell

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