-
Tewit Well, also
known in its
early days as "Tuit" or "Tuewhit", is a spa
water well, the
first chalybeate source discovered in Harrogate,
North Yorkshire...
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lapwing (Vanellus vanellus), also
known as the
peewit or pewit, tuit or
tewit,
green plover, or (in
Ireland and
Great Britain)
pyewipe or just lapwing...
- Harrogate's
Tewit Well were
being used for
medicinal purposes. He
referred to the well as "The
English Spa". He
compared the
waters of the
Tewit Well with...
- was
discovered in 1571 by
William Slingsby, who
found that
water from the
Tewit Well in High
Harrogate possessed similar properties to that from springs...
- 16th-century, when
William Slingsby promoted the
drinking of
water from
Tewit Well,
based on his
travels to
Germany and
exposure to its
culture of mineral...
-
Heritage List for England,
retrieved 27
November 2024
Historic England, "
Tewit Well,
Harrogate (1293847)",
National Heritage List for England, retrieved...
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influential members of each family.
Expert hunters were
referred to as
Tewit and led
during the
hunting season.
Leaders with
influence over
entire villages...
- Year
Title Role
Network Notes 2006 Plik Din Su Dao
Tewit "Te"
Channel 7 Sai Nam Sam
Chiwit Sukrom Pharakit Phichit Dok Fa
Somsanuk Suksommai 2007 Phleng...
- to his pupils. The
school was on a
corner site with the
original part in
Tewit Well
Avenue and the
later part in
Leeds Road,
close to The Stray. As of...
- the
north east tip of the U at The Granby. The
Stray includes the site of
Tewit Well,
marked by a dome. The area of the
Stray was
historically part of the...
