In 1619 it was described as 'fair and new built and moated round about', with a dovecot in its grounds, and in 1672 it had 14 hearths. Although the house now on the site incorporates two carved overmantels, some doors, a window, and some structural ...

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The moated site is marked on the first edition OS plan for Strensall. On this plan, the moat clearly survives on three sides (north, west and south) and is partially represented on the eastern side of Manor Farm. Today, the moat is visible as a sli...

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A moated site SW of farm buildings.

A moat at Acaster Malbis, the former site of the 'hall of the Malbis family', was recorded in 1902. No trace was found during field investigation in 1963. *NOTE: it is possible that this could be MYO78, a moated site in Naburn nearby. The NMR info...

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The scheduled monument includes a medieval moated site, a sample of the surrounding medieval field system, a group of associated fishponds and part of the high status Anglo-Saxon settlement complex which preceded it. It lies immediately adjacent to t...

Vertical photographs taken in 1946 show a moat at Osbaldwick. Later photographs in 1958 show the feature in the process of being infilled and the field developed with housing.

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