| Old map showing the Hatton estate.
If you have any information about it, when it was drawn or the names mentioned, we would be very interested to know more.
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| Hatton Hall and the Hatton Estate were sold by auction at the Hind Hotel on May 30th.1883.
At the time the house and the estate was owned by Wiliam Blott and
William Woolston.
It was described in the sale document as:
"A freehold mansion called Hatton Hall.
Occupier Samuel Tetley Esquire.
The Hall is a handsome structure in the Elizabethan style of
architecture. It is built of Weldon stone and red sandstone with Weldon
stone facings, and is approached from High Street and Broad Green by a
carriage drive.
Pleasure grounds, tastefully adorned by evergreens and lofty trees."
The Auctioneer was Pendered and Son.
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Redwell Stores 1910
| Postcard of the Redwell stores at the beginning of the last century. Its not clear from the image but the sign over the window says W.E.Huckle. A forerunner to the shop in the High Street which shut a few years ago.
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| Broad Green | Photo from the early 1900's
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| Circa 1965? Courtesy of the Borough Council of Wellingborough.
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| Hatton Gdns | Taken by the traffic lights towards Broad Green. Unknown when it was taken. Could the street lights be 1930's?
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| Sir Chistopher Hatton and The Golden Hind | Essay on the man
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The Red Well
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Old Hatton Slides
| Some pictures from the Yesteryear
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