Lillands Farm, Rastrick
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Lillands Farm, Rastrick
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: Unknown
Lillands Farm dates back to medieval times, and the present building is dated 1741 according to the listing detail (it is listed, Grade II). It is safely elevated above flood level and looks out over its fields within a meander of the River Calder. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway of 1840 is in the foreground, separating the house from the 19C and 20C development of Rastrick.
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Image Location
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Latitude
53.700104
Longitude
-1.791243