Panaramic view

The Park (Brimham)  | OS Grid Ref: 422554,463506  | Site classified as: Park:Deer  | HPG Ref: 60070

Map Evidence

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

Extract from Site Visit report

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

Additional Information

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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Extract from 1851 OS map centred on Site
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Extract from OS Landranger map centred on Site
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Extract from Google Map image map centred on Site
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The park scene today
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