Brimstage Hall
Introduction
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Brimstage Hall
Image: © Sue Adair Taken: 18 Apr 2007
Brimstage Hall is a medieval pele or fortified tower in the tiny hamlet of Brimstage at the heart of Wirral. Brimstage or "Brunstath" was originally the home of the Domville family who obtained a licence in 1398 to build a small chapel or oratory, probably at the base of the tower. The original hall, apart from the tower was demolished in 1560 and the present building erected.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.336607
Longitude
-3.046693