Formerly the residence of the Calveleys, the Booths, and the Wrights, is now used as a farm house and steward's residence. It is a black and white timber and plaster building, originally surrounded by a moat, of which three sides still exist, and situate about a quarter of a mile from the present Mottram Hall.

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LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE

ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY.

VOL. XXIII.—1905.

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1906.

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