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©Peter Church
Dist:0.2km<br/>The nature of these buildings, except perhaps as offices, is unclear.
©Peter Church
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©Peter Church
Dist:0.3km<br/>The partly waterlogged common pasture at Figham near Woodmansey, looking west-northwest towards Beverley Minster. Figham was one of three common pastures belonging to Beverley mentioned by Archbishop de Bovill in around 1255 although it evidently existed as such before then. Over the centuries the common's boundaries have been moved back and forth and different parts of it have been cultivated, used as a rifle range (1872 to 1894) and fenced off for the dumping of sludge from the sewerage works.
©Paul Glazzard
Dist:0.3km<br/>North of Tokenspire Park industrial estate on the common pasture at Figham. Figham was one of three common pastures belonging to Beverley mentioned by Archbishop de Bovill in around 1255 although it evidently existed as such before then. Over the centuries the common's boundaries have been moved back and forth and different parts of it have been cultivated, used as a rifle range (1872 to 1894) and fenced off for the dumping of sludge from the sewerage works.
©Paul Glazzard
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©Ian S
Dist:0.4km<br/>View looking NE from near the A1174 into Beverley
©Stephen Horncastle
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©JThomas
Dist:0.4km<br/>The partly waterlogged common pasture at Figham near Woodmansey, looking east-northeast towards Figham Clough. Figham was one of three common pastures belonging to Beverley mentioned by Archbishop de Bovill in around 1255 although it evidently existed as such before then. Over the centuries the common's boundaries have been moved back and forth and different parts of it have been cultivated, used as a rifle range (1872 to 1894) and fenced off for the dumping of sludge from the sewerage works.
©Paul Glazzard
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©JThomas
Dist:0.5km<br/>Weatherbeaten hawthorn trees on the common pasture at Figham near Woodmansey. Figham was one of three common pastures belonging to Beverley mentioned by Archbishop de Bovill in around 1255 although it evidently existed as such before then. Over the centuries the common's boundaries have been moved back and forth and different parts of it have been cultivated, used as a rifle range (1872 to 1894) and fenced off for the dumping of sludge from the sewerage works.
©Paul Glazzard
Dist:0.5km<br/>Drain on the west side of Figham common, looking north towards the sewage works at Lund. Figham was one of three common pastures belonging to Beverley mentioned by Archbishop de Bovill in around 1255 although it evidently existed as such before then. Over the centuries the common's boundaries have been moved back and forth and different parts of it have been cultivated, used as a rifle range (1872 to 1894) and fenced off for the dumping of sludge from the sewerage works.
©Paul Glazzard
Dist:0.5km<br/>Figham is one of three large areas of common land around the edges of the town. It has been managed as pasture since the middle ages. It is a mixture of permanently wet, rushy pasture, semi-improved grassland and hawthorn scrub.
©Paul Harrop
Dist:0.6km<br/>On Hull Road, details can been seen by clicking on this http://www.wartonarmspub.co.uk/
©Paul Harrop
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