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Title: Norland Lower Hall - HLS01274

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Title

Norland Lower Hall - HLS01274

Description

The sketch and description were originally published in The Halifax Courier in 1912-1913.

This hall overlooks Sowerby Bridge at the extremity of the straggling village of Norland. Like Norland Hall and Norland Upper Hall this homestead was erected in its substantial form by a member of the Taylor family in 1634. It has distinctive features. A regret is that the fine porch should have been interfered with and that the central windows should have been spoilt by a door being broken through. The pillars of the porch are remarkable for a curious twist in the fluting, a peculiarity also found in the upper pair of pillars on the porch of Barkisland Hall. While the hall is attractive for its curious windows, its distinctive porch, plain gargoyles and capped gables it is also noted for lovely plaster work. In the main room a gigantic fireplace now fitted with a small modern fixture is adorned with beautiful designs. PH/28.

Creator

Arthur Comfort

Date

1910s

Rights

PHDA - Hebden Bridge Local History Society

Relation

Pennine Horizons Digital Archive

Identifier

HLS01274.tif

Citation

Arthur Comfort, “Norland Lower Hall - HLS01274,” Pennine Horizons Digital Archive, accessed April 18, 2024, https://penninehorizons.org/items/show/6564.

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