Bradley Hall Farmhouse, A689, Wolsingham (Wolsingham)

Bradley Hall Farmhouse, A689, Wolsingham © DCC 2003

Bradley Hall Farmhouse 2003

Bradley Hall Farmhouse 2005

Moated site, including the ruins and remains of a fortified house, a pillow mound and a series of fishponds of medieval date, situated on the left bank of the Bradley Burn. The fortified manor house, probably of courtyard plan, is thought to be of 14th century date, remodelled in the late 16th or early 17th century and further altered in the late 18th century. Most of the features described above are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs.

Reference number:

D37750

Historical period:

Elizabethan (1558 to 1603)
Stuart (1603 to 1714)
Georgian (1714 to 1830)
Medieval (1066 to 1540)

Legal status:

Listed Building
• National Heritage List for England Entry Number: 1232525
Scheduled Monument
• National Heritage List for England Entry Number: 1019821

Event(s):

Watching Brief at Bradley Hall, near Wolsingham, 2008; Pre-Construct Archaeology doi:10.5284/1018745
Survey of the Buildings and Earthworks at Bradley Hall, Wolsingham 1992; Cleveland County Archaeology Section
Watching Brief at Bradley Hall, Wolsingham 1998; Tees Archaeology
RCHME: Durham SAMs Project 1991; Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England
Watching brief on land at Bradley Hall, Wolsingham, Weardale; Alan Williams Archaeology doi:1053046

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