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	Parkland by Hell Wath Lane by Derek Harper Looking left from where SE2967 : Hell Wath Lane was taken.
	Field Track by roger nightingale A well worn track crossing a cultivated field. This is on the Ripon Rowel walk and Markenfield Hall can just be seen on the horizon.
	Markenfield Hall. by Tony Mercer Viewed from Park Wall on the Ripon Rowel walk.
	Ripon, Markenfield Hall outbuilding by Mel Towler There is a benchmark cut into a right hand cornerstone of the south face of the farm building, adjacent to Markenfield Hall.
	Markenfield Hall Gatehouse by Mick Melvin Markenfield Hall is situated deep in the Yorkshire countryside surrounded by its own farmland, three miles south of Ripon. It is a completely moated and fortified Manor House built in 1310.
	Markenfield Hall moat - west side by Gordon Hatton The west moat shows the back of the west range of the hall buildings. These are rather more humble barns and stores, but used as accommodation for labourers in the past.
	The Moat and Gatehouse, Markenfield Hall by Chris Heaton Markenfield Hall, near Ripon, North Yorkshire, is one of the finest surviving early fourteenth-century English country houses; it was built by John de Markenfield, an associate of Piers Gaveston and a servant of Edward II. A licence to... (more)
	Welcome to Markenfield Hall by John Slater On the Ripon Rowel Walk
	Markenfield Moat by David Rogers The stone revetted moat at Markenfield Hall measures 8m wide with external dimensions of 80m north to south by 70m east to west.
	Hell Wath Lane by Derek Harper Leading away from Markenfield Hall, and followed by bridleway 15 85/1/1.
	Stubble field by Tony Mercer Field near Markenfield Hall.
	Piscina, Markenfield Hall Chapel by Gordon Hatton The 14th century piscina on the south wall of the chapel has been restored to its former glory after centuries of being obscured under many layers of limewash. The Markenfield coat of arms is carved at the bottom. In this chapel Sir Thomas... (more)