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903/904 Battle of Holme. Lords of the Manor. Maps & Aerial Photographs. Is a Viking word which means island or peninsula surrounded by water. When you approach the village the slightly higher land is quite obvious, the lower dark soil of the Fens surrounds the village on three sides. The original part of the village developed on the highest ground near the church and followed a circular pattern as a result. The history of Holme is shaped by its proximity to Whittlesey Mere. 8220;Yaxley Stone Mill.

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903/904 Battle of Holme. Lords of the Manor. Maps & Aerial Photographs. Is a Viking word which means island or peninsula surrounded by water. When you approach the village the slightly higher land is quite obvious, the lower dark soil of the Fens surrounds the village on three sides. The original part of the village developed on the highest ground near the church and followed a circular pattern as a result. The history of Holme is shaped by its proximity to Whittlesey Mere. 8220;Yaxley Stone Mill.

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Holme Fen Drainage | Holme History

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903/904 Battle of Holme. Lords of the Manor. Maps & Aerial Photographs. 17th century and Holme Fen Riot. As part of the Adventurers’ reward for draining the Fens, Charles I granted them ownership of some of the common land in the parishes which had benefitted from the drainage. What is now known as Top Farm was part of the land granted to the Adventurers. Hawkins Mill, erected in 18th century, on Holme Fen with Whittlesea Mere in the background. 19th Century Drainage – Draining of Whittlesey Mere. The in...

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903/904 Battle of Holme. Lords of the Manor. Maps & Aerial Photographs. Welcome to HolmeHistory.org. May 12, 2015 Holme History News. Welcome to the Holme History. Website. Please use the links at the top of the page to navigate the site. If you have any suggestions or contributions please email sue@holmehistory.org. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. 903/904 Battle of Holme. Lords of the Manor. 169; 2015 HolmeHistory.org.

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Holmewood Hall | Holme History

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903/904 Battle of Holme. Lords of the Manor. Maps & Aerial Photographs. The First Houses on the Site. The present building has a stone with the dates 1644, 1775 and 1873. The land upon which the House stands is low lying compared to the rest of the village and it is likely that the first house was built after the local Fens were drained in the 1630s. In the summary, by the Bedford Level Corporation, of the lands considered drained this area of land was included. Had several children christened in Holme c...

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Middle Ages | Holme History

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903/904 Battle of Holme. Lords of the Manor. Maps & Aerial Photographs. There is some evidence of occupation before the Middle Ages, an archaeological survey,prior to the building of St Giles Close, found remains of Iron Age ditches. There have been some finds that indicate a Roman- British occupation to the west of Holmewood and some Roman brick kilns have also been found at Engine Farm on Holme Fen. From the 2005 Google Map, the line of the Holme Lode can be seen running to the North Eastern corner of ...

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Gallery | Holme History

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903/904 Battle of Holme. Lords of the Manor. Maps & Aerial Photographs. Please click on the images to view full size versions. Holmewood Hall entrance from Church Street. Until 1844 Holme Lode would have come into the village from the north east crossing this road before entering into the garden of Holmewood Hall. Short Drove looking towards Holme Fen. Orchard House, Church Street. The modern day Holme Lode near to the Holme Post on Holme Fen. Holme Village sign on Church Street. Post card from Holme.

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Welcome to the website of the Fenland Trust. Our organisation, based in Yaxley, Cambridgeshire was founded to develop charitable projects to enrich the lives of our local residents and promote a better understanding of regional heritage assets. We are founders of the Yaxley Festival. And of the Yaxley History Project. The Fenland Trust is working in partnership with the Great Fen. And we are a member of CIOFF. Celebrating the Queen’s 90th with the Fenland Trust. Feb 4, 2016. Once again this June the Fenl...

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Holme History | The history of a Fenland village

903/904 Battle of Holme. Lords of the Manor. Maps & Aerial Photographs. Is a Viking word which means island or peninsula surrounded by water. When you approach the village the slightly higher land is quite obvious, the lower dark soil of the Fens surrounds the village on three sides. The original part of the village developed on the highest ground near the church and followed a circular pattern as a result. The history of Holme is shaped by its proximity to Whittlesey Mere. 8220;Yaxley Stone Mill.

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