Parlington Hall :: The Estate :: Former Lake
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.
Lakeside Cottage
A recent view of the cottage, stylized in Photoshop, the barge board on the gable end has been replaced, the roof is no longer thatched and the wing has been raised by a new storey at first floor. Also the canopy around the front and left side has gone! Also I think the original structure had a rendered wall finish
Lakeside Cottage, Recent Photograph
Only Lakeside Cottage remains intact as shown at position E
on the plan.
More information about Lakeside Cottage can be found in the Estate Houses section here.
Key Plan of the Former Lake
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Former Lake Page on the old site
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- Researching Historic Buildings
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- 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