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Newhouse Hall, Sheepridge, Fartown, Huddersfield Thomas Brooke of Deighton was granted land on Sheepridge Common in 1521 and built a house there that became known as the 'New House'. He farmed the land and was also a clothier. A later Thomas Brooke built the west wing (on the left side in the photograph) c.1630. Hall was probably added to the name by Sir John William Ramsden in the mid-19C. The east wing was damaged by a fire, and was eventually rebuild in 1893, hence the large windows.
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| Author | Humphrey Bolton |
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