1856/7 OS
Deer Park more extensive than indicated by grid references
1909 OS
Sun Dial at Brimham Lodge, with possible gardens
1956 OS SE 26 SW
As above
Site Description: Deer Park
Site Access: Bridleways and footpath
Visibility: Clear but distant as a historical area now devoted to pasture, small fields, dry stone walls with mature trees
Micro climate: Exposed
Buildings: Various farms including Brimham Lodge and Brimham Hall Farm, which was possibly an early hunting lodge for Abbotts of Fountains.
Walkways / Gateways / Paths etc: N/A
Planting: Grassland with groups of trees
General Condition: N/A
Possible contact: N/A
Local knowledge: 1856 map shows circular outline of Park area. Brimham Lodge was rebuilt by Abbott Huby.
Other comments: None
Recorder: MAH/PAW
Date: 28/09/09
On 1856/57 OS map 'The Park' is shown northwest of Brimham Lodge. It was originally a deer park, more extensive than shown on the map.
On the 1909 OS map, a sun dial and possible garden layout is indicated.
Today it is a property of the National Trust and the park boundaries are indistinguishable in the farming landscape.
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