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Site of the Mediaeval Nevill Hall, demolished by 1870 and replaced by the police station and magistrates court. First documented in 1347 in the will of Edward Nevill and traditionally associated with a pele tower. It was converted from a poor house to a work house in 1836. The police station was built on the site in 1870. (PastScape)
Nevill Hall
Photograph by Matthew Emmott. All rights reserved
Nevill Hall
Photograph by Matthew Emmott. All rights reserved
| Name | Nevill Hall |
|---|---|
| Alternative Names | Nevyll Hall |
| Historic County | Lancashire North of the Sands |
| Civil Parish | Ulverston |
| Type | Pele Tower |
| Confidence | Possible |
| Remains | Nothing visible |
| Listed | Not listed |
| Scheduled Ancient Monument | No |
| Ordnance Survey Reference | SD284784 |
| Eastings | 328400 |
| Northing | 478400 |
| Images of England Reference | |
| PastScape Reference | 1390431 | Historic Environment Record | 2234 |
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Books
- Perriam, Denis and Robinson, John, 1998, The Medieval Fortified Buildings of Cumbria (CWAAS) p387
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