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Clarghyll Hall
Clarghyll Hall is a country house located about 2 miles north east of Alston in Cumbria, close to the county border with Northumberland. The house incorporates a 16th century bastle. It was heightened and extended to north in late 17th century for Nicholas Whitfield. It was further extended for Thomas Whitfield in the mid/late 18th century. The top floor of the tower, an east wing, and study-chapel (incorporating the remains of another bastle) were added in c.1860 by Rev. Octavius James who lived here 1847-89; (he also designed his church at Kirkhaugh). The study-chapel was partly destroyed by a fire in 1889, in which Rev. Octavius James died.[1] Clarghyll Hall is a Grade II* listed building on the National Heritage List for England.
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CLARGHYLL HALL - Alston Moor - List Entry
- "Large house of several periods: C16 bastle, heightened and extended to north in late C17 for Nicholas Whitfield; further extended to north for Thomas Whitfield mid/late C18. Top floor of …
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Simon Cotterill
from http://www.gatehouse-gazettee…
CLARGHYLL HALL
- "....Two C16 bastles of exactly the same width and on exactly the same alignment now joined together by later buildings. However these later buildings must be replacement for buildings contemporary …
Added by
Pat Thomson
from https://whitfield.one-name.ne…
Clargill Generations 18 to 22
- "Just a few miles away from Randalholme stands Clargill Hall. This was to become another home for a cadet family from Whitfield Hall. Clargill was originally owned by the Vipont …
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Edmund Anon
from https://historicengland.org.u…
CLARGHYLL HALL - Alston Moor - List Entry
- "Large house of several periods: C16 bastle, heightened and extended to north in late C17 for Nicholas Whitfield; further extended to north for Thomas Whitfield mid/late C18. Top floor of …
Added by
Simon Cotterill
from http://www.gatehouse-gazettee…
CLARGHYLL HALL
- "....Two C16 bastles of exactly the same width and on exactly the same alignment now joined together by later buildings. However these later buildings must be replacement for buildings contemporary …
Added by
Pat Thomson
from https://whitfield.one-name.ne…
Clargill Generations 18 to 22
- "Just a few miles away from Randalholme stands Clargill Hall. This was to become another home for a cadet family from Whitfield Hall. Clargill was originally owned by the Vipont …
Added by
Edmund Anon
