Image shows it when it was still a working farm in 1972. The family living here in 1923 were called Craven, as evidenced by the lych gate in the churchyard Image - but no relation of mine.."> Hallas Hall

Hallas Hall

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Hallas Hall

Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 28 Oct 2017

The main buildings are listed grade 2 (list entry 1199594). The list entry describes them as "House, now in multiple occupation. Late C17 or early C18". But one of the residents told me it had once been a pig farm. Image shows it when it was still a working farm in 1972. The family living here in 1923 were called Craven, as evidenced by the lych gate in the churchyard Image - but no relation of mine.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.825166
Longitude
-1.88709