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A former repossessed pub is now a phoenix from the ashes: finalist East Riding Council Chairman's Award for Business, finalist Britain's Best Carvery, 5-star food safety awards, Crazy Golf Course, children's play area, bistro and village store.
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Family restaurant and pub with a crazy golf course to the rear, open from 12.00 lunch daily.
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©Ian S
Dist:0.4km<br/>Ancient spring or holy well dedicated to the mother of Constantine the Great (proclaimed Emperor of Rome in York in A.D.306), which was rededicated on St. Helen's day 18th August 1995. St. Helen is said to have gone on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land where she discovered Christ's cross and the nails used in his crucifixion. The well near the cemetery at Great Hatfield is also known as Rag Well because pieces of clothing or lace would be dipped in the water and knotted on the hawthorn hedges as a thanksgiving for blessings to be received.
©Paul Glazzard
Dist:0.4km<br/>Ancient spring or holy well dedicated to the mother of Constantine the Great (proclaimed Emperor of Rome in York in A.D.306), which was rededicated on St. Helen's day 18th August 1995. St. Helen is said to have gone on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land where she discovered Christ's cross and the nails used in his crucifixion. The well near the cemetery at Great Hatfield is also known as Rag Well because pieces of clothing or lace would be dipped in the water and knotted on the hawthorn hedges as a thanksgiving for blessings to be received.
©Paul Glazzard
Dist:0.4km<br/>Great Hatfield sits in this and the adjacent square north. This area is all farmland.
©Stephen Horncastle
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©Ian S
Dist:0.5km<br/>The carved shaft and base of a medieval cross at the junction of Main Street and Cross Street, Great Hatfield.
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©Darren Haddock
Dist:0.5km<br/>The road from Withernwick to Great Hatfield just cuts into the bottom SE corner of the grid square. This is a good representative view of this square.
©Stephen Horncastle
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Dist:0.6km<br/>Pub near the junction of Sigglesthorne Road and Hull Road, Great Hatfield. Known as the Holderness Hunt Inn from 1879 or earlier, until around 1900 when it was renamed the Wry Garth. The pub appeared to have been closed down not long before this photograph was taken. Many of the fixtures and fittings had been removed and notices in the windows advised anyone owning property left on the premises to claim it or it would be destroyed.
©Paul Glazzard

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