South End, Withernwick
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South End, Withernwick
Image: © Paul Glazzard Taken: 18 Sep 2007
Looking east-southeast across Beck Bridge towards The Manor House. The Manor House at South End was built (or rebuilt) in around 1840, possibly on the site of a previous house called Hall Garth which was recorded in 1576. The name Withernwick is thought to be an Anglo-Scandinavian hybrid meaning 'dairy farm near a thorn tree'.
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Image Location
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53.843072
Longitude
-0.180964