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Kirkleatham Hall


Not to be confused with Kirkleatham Old Hall - now Kirkleatham Museum (Grade II* listed).

Kirkleatham Hall was demolished 1955, but a number of associated structues remain including the ornamental gateway on the former driveway of the hall (Grade II* listed). Todays Kirkleatham Hall Farm was the stables and coach houses for the Hall (Grade 2* listed). 

Kirkleatham Kirkleatham Hall Farm Ornamental Gatehouse, Kirkleatham Hall
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- Article, with images and map. "Another lost building from Rev. Atkinsons ‘History of Cleveland Ancient and Modern’. The 80 room seat of the Newcomen Family was started in 1625. Sadly …
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Gatehouse 120 Metres North East of Kirkleatham Hall Farm, seen from the west south west
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Kirkleatham Hall Farm
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- Kirkleatham Hall Farm was the stable block and coach houses fpr the former Kirkleatham Hall (demolished 1955). Built in the 18th Centry it is a Grade 2* listed building.
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Entrance to Kirkleatham Hall
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