Parlington Hall :: The Estate :: Estate Houses & other Gascoigne Homes
The Gardens House 
At the head of the page is a view of the Gardens House, which lies to the north of Parlington Hall, the subject is covered on the earlier site below, but new information is available and will be added here in due course. Click on the button above for a review of the Gardens House, some 50 photos in emotive monochrome! Also why not look at how things were only a few years ago by re-visiting these earlier pictures from a sunny afternoon in 1995 in the grounds of the Gardens House.
Gardens House Page on the old site
Outlying Houses Page on the old site
The House at Craignish, Argyleshire
Details of the Craignish property are now being added and can be found by clicking on the Craignish button above.
Lotherton Hall, Yorkshire
Details of Lotherton can be found by clicking on the Lotherton button above.
Castle Oliver, County Limerick, Ireland 
Details of Castle Oliver can be found by clicking on the Castle Oliver button above.
Lakeside Cottage 
Details of Lakeside Cottage can be found by clicking on the button above.
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The new site adds considerably to the content about Parlington, but until the whole site has been redesigned some sections may be unavailable on the new site, to overcome this problem, you can visit any of the old pages by clicking on the icon below to show the original site navigation.
Related External Links
- Researching Historic Buildings
- Lotherton Hall
- Barwick in Elmet Historical Society
- Castle Oliver
- Gascoigne's Foreign Horse
- The Aberford Railway
- Lord Ashtown
- The Poacher Incident
- Aberford.net
- Yorkshire Images
- Lost Heritage
- East Leeds History & Archaeology Society
- Leeds History
- Chapel Cottage
- Wallingwells, the house where young Tom Gascoigne was taken, following his riding accident in 1809