Haresceugh
Haresceugh is a farm/hamlet in the Eden district of Cumbria, located about 3½ miles north east from the village of Kirkoswald and just under a mile south east of Renwick. Haresceugh Hall and Low Haresceugh are located about half a mile south east of Haresceugh Farm. Nether Haresceugh is located about 2 miles to the west. Today, they all form part of Kirkoswald Civil Parish.
In the past Haresceugh was a manorial centre; the Manor of Haresceugh was documented in the 12th century. The remains of Haresceugh Castle (Hall) are located a short distance south of Haresceugh Farm (at grid ref: NY6101042800). The Hall was recorded in a conveyance of about 1660, but pulled down in 1820. Just 2 fragments of walling survive today and the only remaining tower collapsed in 1866.[1]
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HARESCEUGH CASTLE
- "The remains of Haresceugh Castle consist of part of a rectangular building and a massive wall.
The manor of Haresceugh is mentioned in the 12th century, and a Hall is …
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Simon Cotterill
![](https://www.robley.org.uk/haresceugh-photo.jpg)
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Haresceugh Castle & the Blenkinships (Blenkinsops)
- "...This is all that remains of Haresceugh Castle. It was once a place of refuge for the people of Renwick, just as Scarrowmanwick served as a stronghold for the villagers …
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Edmund Anon
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![](/uploads/thumbs2/gatehouse.png)
from http://www.gatehouse-gazettee….
HARESCEUGH CASTLE
- "The remains of Haresceugh Castle consist of part of a rectangular building and a massive wall.
The manor of Haresceugh is mentioned in the 12th century, and a Hall is …
Added by
Simon Cotterill
![](https://www.robley.org.uk/haresceugh-photo.jpg)
from https://www.robley.org.uk/h-c…
Haresceugh Castle & the Blenkinships (Blenkinsops)
- "...This is all that remains of Haresceugh Castle. It was once a place of refuge for the people of Renwick, just as Scarrowmanwick served as a stronghold for the villagers …
Added by
Edmund Anon