Overview
Erbistock Ferry is recorded as Ferry Crossing. It appeared in the church folder only because a name or type keyword matched; this corrected account treats it as ferry crossing or landing place and keeps unsupported history open.
Why it was built
The record identifies Erbistock Ferry as Ferry Crossing. It does not safely state every builder, owner or original purpose.
People and work
No complete list of builders, workers, users or local events is supplied by the short saved wording.
How it changed
The record does not establish every rebuilding, closure or change of use.
What survives
The saved point marks the recorded structure or working place, but does not provide a full condition report.
Why it mattered
The corrected account keeps Erbistock Ferry as a ferry crossing or landing place, not as a church merely because the old folder search caught part of its name or type.
History checked 15 August 2026 against the named sources below.
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