Longner Hall
                Has been described as a Rejected Masonry Castle, and also as a Rejected Fortified Manor House
                There are no visible remains
                
	
		| Name | Longner Hall | 
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		| Historic Country | Shropshire | 
		| Modern Authority | Shropshire | 
		| 1974 Authority | Shropshire | 
		| Civil Parish | Atcham | 
                Country house constructed in 1803 on the site of an earlier house. Reputedly the site of C15 castle.
There is in the possession of the present (1893) squire a view of an old stone house (demolished in 1803 see SA 13207 ), surrounded by a moat, Elizabethan in style. It was reproduced by the late Mrs Stackhouse-Acton in her Garrisons of Shropshire (Shropshire Notes and Queries 1893).
The name Moat Wood is marked on the OS 6 (1954) immediately to the NE of Longnor Hall. Within the wood is depicted a narrow, linear, water-filled feature and a pond (OS record card). (Shropshire HER)
                
                Not scheduled
                This is a Grade 1 listed building protected by law
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		| OS Map Grid Reference | SJ528111 | 
		| Latitude | 52.6950187683105 | 
		| Longitude | -2.69867992401123 | 
		| Eastings | 352860 | 
		| Northings | 311140 | 
                 
                 
                