Waterton Hall, Garthorpe, Lincolnshire

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Location

(53°39′5″N, 0°42′39″W)

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Site Location

Garthorpe

National Grid Reference

SE 853 180

Boundaries

pre-1974 traditional (England and Wales) Lincolnshire
now Lincolnshire

Diocese

medieval Lincoln (Dorchester to 1085)
now Lincoln

Type of building/monument

Farm building

Report authors

Thomas E. Russo

Photographers

Thomas E. Russo

Visit Date

25 July 1996

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Feature Sets

Furnishings

Description

Waterton Hall is a large stone farmhouse with several outbuildings dating to the 18th c. In the front garden there is a Romanesque font that is being used as a planter.

Features

Furnishings

Fonts

Comments/Opinions

The List Description suggests that it probably came from Luddington church. This was completely rebuilt in 1854-5 by G.T. Andrews of York, and previously contained a large amount of 12thc. work.

Bibliography

Historic England Listed Building. English Heritage Legacy ID: 165399

N. Pevsner, The Buildings of England: Lincolnshire, Harmondsworth 1990, 302.