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Listed Buildings in Well, Hambleton, North Yorkshire

  1. II Barn Approximately 100 Metres to West of Well Hall
    Well, North Yorkshire, DL8
  2. I Church of St Michael Photos
    St Michael's Church, Well, North Yorkshire, DL8
  3. II Gate Piers and Garden Wall to Well Hall
    Well, North Yorkshire, DL8
  4. II Holly Hill
    Well, North Yorkshire, DL8
  5. II K6 Telephone Kiosk Outside Post Office
    Well, North Yorkshire, DL8
  6. II L Shaped Range of Farmbuildings Approxiamtely 50 Metres to South West of Mowbray Hill Farmhouse
    Well, North Yorkshire, DL8
  7. II Medieval Cross Approximately 2 Metres to South of Chancel of Church of St Michael
    St Michael's Church, Well, North Yorkshire, DL8
  8. II Mowbray Hill Farmhouse
    Well, North Yorkshire, DL8
  9. II Old School House
    Well, North Yorkshire, DL8
  10. II St Michaels Cottages and Chapel Photos
    Well, North Yorkshire, DL8
  11. II Stables/Granary and Pigeoncote to West of Well Hall
    Well, North Yorkshire, DL8
  12. I The Hall
    Well, North Yorkshire, DL8
  13. II Tomb Approximately 10 Metres West of Church of St Michael Photos
    St Michael's Church, Well, North Yorkshire, DL8

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