Isle of Axholme & Hatfield Chase Landscape Partnership
Reconnecting people with their landscape & cultural heritage
Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund
The Haxey Hood takes place on the 6th January but it actually starts a week before when the Fool and the Boggins tour local villages to collect money.
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This is the current Manor House in the village of Amcotts. It is thought to date from around the 1850's, however, alterations to rear of the building uncovered wattle and daub which suggests a building stood on this site since the 16th century.
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Work continues at the Neolithic House on Hatfield Moors. The community of builders have been preparing wood and reeds for the roof. Next time we'll be working on thatching the roof and wattle and daub for the walls.
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#IoAHC Fact of the week - Belton village.
Here we can see the cast of the Belton village play 'Murder in Hatton Gardens' circa 1936.
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#IoAHC Fact of the week - Regal cinema
Image of the Regal Cinema in Crowle, opened in 1937 by Hollywood actor Jack Evans.
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This is the former church school in Owston Ferry, built in 1842 with room for 150 children. The sign above the door still shows the boys entrance although the sign for the girl's entrance has now been replaced with a house number.
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Like this one in Wroot there are thousands of beacons across the UK, Channel Isles, Isle of Man and other UK oversea territories. Mostly used to celebrate royal occasions as well as milestones. The tradition dates from Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897.
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Hatfield Moor is over 1400 hectares of special scientific interest located in the Hatfield Chase. It is managed by Natural England and is the second largest lowland raised peat bog in England.
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Full details of the community archaeological investigation undertaken in Belton by the Presenting the Past team has been published and can be read at https://t.co/iewKbX0znp
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Here on Queen Street in Epworth is the former site of the Epworth Poor house, which was the setting for several gruesome murders in the 1790's.
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