The dovecote and barnes. (1)
A number of buildings shown, S of stream. (2)
Site bulldozed and ploughed over (sic), but still plainly visible in the winter wheat. Foundations showing and beneath the surface. No signs of a moat. The old road from the Hall to main road and to the ancient chapel (M 4453) shows clearly in the ploughed land. I am told by "the locals" that extensive foundations were to be found on the site just N of the river where new houses have just been built, a few hundred yards away (ie site of Hall, M7473). (3)
Nothing visible of levelled site. (4)
It appears that the wrong area has been scheduled - the site of the small group of farm buildings, rather than the site of the Hall which lay to the N. (5)
See M7473 for Hall, M4453 for chapel.

<1> Surveyor unknown, 1689, Map of Haughton - NUMD Ne 5 P28 (Map). SNT1966.

<2> Knyff & Kip, 1707-8, View of Haughton (Illustration). SNT1553.

<3> DOE, AM7 - undated, no author (Unpublished document). SNT52.

<4> Hart CR, 1984, AM107 (Unpublished document). SNT754.

<5> Baddeley V, 2007, Pers Comm (Personal comment). SNT1968.