Introduction
Ightfield Hall, a moated site, was noted in the mid-16th century to lie within a well-wooded park. This park was mapped in 1611, and in 1752 'The Park' was apparently the name given to Ightfield Hall. Field names confirm the park extended north and north-west of the Hall to the stream bounding the parish. Its east side was presumably bounded by the Ightfield-Nantwich road. 'Churchwalk', a straight track or ride between the village and the Hall, was in place by 1846.
- Visitor Access, Directions & Contacts
Directions
No longer identifiable on the ground.
- Key Information
Survival
Lost
Civil Parish
Ightfield
- References
References
- Rocque, J. 1752. {Map of Shropshire}. Map of Shropshire, 1752
- Page, W. 1908. {Victoria History of the County of Shropshire}, Volume 1, (London: Constable, p. 493). Victoria County History: Shropshire, Volume 1
- Speed, J. 1611. {Map of Shropshire}. Speed's Map of Shropshire (1611)
- Anon. 1846. {Map of Ightfield, Shropshire, 1846} Map of Ightfield, Shropshire, 1846 (S.R.O. 2794, Parcels 4/19, 5/1)