Parlington Hall :: The Estate :: Former Lake
The bridge abutment on the south bank of the former lake.
The header picture is the south abutment of the former bridge which allowed access from Lakeside Cottage around the west side of the lake, marked (D) on the Lake Plan, Click here for a larger plan of the lake.
Key Plan of the Former Lake
Closeup of the Bridge abutment on the opposite bank at (D)
A sketch of the Lake in the 1840's
The image below is adapted from a photocopy of a victorian sketch of the lake drawn May 4th 1844, Artist unknown, probably shortly after the lake was completed.
For details of Lakeside Cottage go here in the Estate Houses section.
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- Chapel Cottage
- Wallingwells, the house where young Tom Gascoigne was taken, following his riding accident in 1809