Grid reference SE2201
near to Langsett, Barnsley, England
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Hartcliff Road at Hartcliff Farm
by Peter Wood
Looking westward. The spelling of Hartcliff(e) seems to depend on chance.
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Milestone in the wall of Ring Wood, Langsett
This is on Hartcliff Hill Road, which is part of the Rotherham branch of the old salt way from Cheshire to south Yorkshire. It was turnpiked in 1741. The stone is inscribed XV - 15 miles to Rotherham.
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By Hartcliff Hill Road
by Andrew Hill
A local scene after cloud and rain had moved in to obscure the more distant views.
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O.S Benchmark
Recorded on Benchmark Database as 'Langsett, Ring Wood'.
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Marshy Access Land near Hartcliffe Hill Road
Access land which is marked on the OL1 Dark Peak Explorer maps as Brock Holes.
Langsett Reservoir (SE2100) is visible in the distance.
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Hartcliff Tower |
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Journey's end at Brock Holes
by Chris Morgan
Nowhere left to go
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Jacobs Sheep with Hartcliff Tower
by Wendy North
I was very surprised to see these Jacobs sheep in this mixed flock.
Hartcliffe Tower was built by H. Richardson (a linen merchant and first mayor of Barnsley) in 1856. ('The Penistone Scene' by R.N. Brownhill)
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Footpath on Hartcliff Hill
by John Slater
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Old Boundary Marker by Hartcliff Road, Penistione Parish
Estate Boundary Marker by the UC road, in parish of Penistone (Barnsley District), Penistone - Hartcliff Road, 300m East of junction with Hartcliff Hill Road, inset into wall corner, North side of road.
Grade II Listed twice. List Entry... (more)
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Hartcliff Tower
A true folly tower with no apparent reason for its construction in 1856
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