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Tocketts Beck


Tocketts Beck is a small river in Redcar and Cleveland, which is a tributary of Skelton Beck. Howl Beck joins Dunsdale Beck, about a mile north-east of Guisborough, to form Tocketts Beck. Tocketts Mill is an historic watermill located by the Beck.

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Ventilation Shaft, Tocketts Ironstone Mine
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- The manor of Tocketts is recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086, in which it was named as Tosceton. Tocketts Mill, fields, woodland and the valley of Tocketts Beck were purchased by …
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- Overview Map Tocketts Mill iis a watermill by Tocketts Beck, located about a mile and a half north-east of Guisborough. The mill seen today was built in c.1810, erected on site …

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