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Brackenhill is a
village in West Yorkshire, England,
which forms part of
Ackworth parish. It is
situated on the A638 road on the
eastern bank of Hessle...
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Brackenhill Tower is a peel tower, in the
parish of Arthuret, in ****bria, just
north of the
River Lyne. The site is
about 2
miles (3.2 km)
north of Kirklinton...
- has four parts: High Ackworth, Low Ackworth,
Ackworth Moor Top, and
Brackenhill. The 2001
census gave it a po****tion of 6,493,
which rose to 7,049 at...
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Richie Graham of
Brackenhill (1555-1606) was a
prominent Reiver active in late
sixteenth century Great Britain.
Richie was the son of
Fergus Graham of...
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Netherby Hall,
which has been
expanded converted into a
country house, and
Brackenhill Tower,
which is part of a farm. These, and
structures ****ociated with...
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extent of what she
meant by the words. Kate
Harvey converted her house,
Brackenhill, in
Highland Road, Bromley, to a thirty-one-bed hospital,
intended for...
- Near the town lies the
Brackenhill Waterfall.
Thesen & Co.
established a
sawmill station and
wagon component works in
Brackenhill which existed until 1924...
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Naval Reserve, who had
moved from the
Northwood Headquarters site to
Brackenhill House on
Oxhey Drive South in 1988,
moved back into a new
building on...
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qualify each line's position.
Originally leased to or
worked by the NER
Brackenhill Light Railway (West Yorkshire)
Forcett Depot line (County Durham) 5+1⁄2...
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adjacent vicarage is in the latter. Two
miles north of the village,
Brackenhill Tower is a
restored pele tower,
built in 1584 and
little altered externally...
