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History of the East Riding
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General Information on Historical Buildings

Castles
Churches
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Stately Homes


Skipsea castleCastles

Skipsea Castle

The remaining earthworks of a Norman motte and bailey castle.

Link - Skipsea Castle (castlexplorer.co.uk)

Link - Skipsea Castle (castleuk.net)


Churches

There are many beautiful and historic churches within the Holderness area. These can be found under individual parish webpages.

Anglian Cemetery

A small section of the Anglian cemetery at Hornsea was first discovered by William Morfitt (1831-1923), a local antiquarian. Link to information on Hornsea cemetery.


Museums

Hornsea Museum

From the pre-industrial age of the early 1700's through to post second World War Britain, the museum shows human evolution. Personalities, characters, tools and trades are all presented in imaginative and informative displays accessible to old and young alike. Link to museums.


Stately Homes

Sewerby Hall

Situated in a dramatic cliff-top position, forming the gateway to the Flamborough Heritage Coast, Sewerby Hall and Gardens, set in 50 acres of early 19th century parkland, enjoys spectacular views over Bridlington Bay. Link to Sewerby Hall.

   
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