What is recorded here

Fieldstown House stands north of the Broadmeadow River, guarding a hollow way that cuts between a church and a well. The path drops three metres to the east, lined by drainage ditches and marked by undulations that suggest a forgotten settlement. It remains a quiet scar in the ground, waiting for someone to walk its hidden length.

Situated on the grounds of Fieldstown House north of the Broadmeadow River. Notable as a hollow way running NNW/SSE between church and well, almost parallel to existing road. Defined by drop to the east from level ground c.3m width, possible drainage either side. Lots of undulations imply deserted settlement. Compiled by: Geraldine Stout Updated by: Christine Baker Date of upload: 29 November 2014

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