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[1]	Austhorpe Hall (Austhorpe) (12 comments)
	Undated, This postcard view shows Austhorpe Hall which was built in 1694 by John More. It is a large, elegant house built of brick with stone detailing and a central pediment. The carved staircase from Austhorpe Hall is now situated in Seacroft Grange. [internal reference; 2004316_75349063:T LIE Whitkirk (1)]
[2]	Austhorpe Hall (Austhorpe) (18 comments)
	11th January 1950. View of Austhorpe Hall from muddy road across a field towards the house. The wall of the field is dry stone. There is a five barred gate and hedge round the field. [internal reference; 3106:CLIE Austhorpe Hall 1]
[3]	Austhorpe Lane, Austhorpe Hall (Austhorpe)
	1973. View of Austhorpe Hall, situated on Austhorpe Lane. This mansion was long the home of the More family, having been built by John More in 1694. It is still standing today (2009) and is now a listed building. [internal reference; 20091019_169628:LEO 4530]
[4]	Austhorpe Lane, Austhorpe Hall (Austhorpe) (3 comments)
	11th January 1950. View of Austhorpe Hall on Austhorpe Lane surrounded by a low stone wall with large trees in the garden. To the left are farm buildings and a telegraph pole. The brick built house has stone cornering and detailing, a large white door and thirteen tall windows. The far upper window is obscured by ivy. Wooden gates and a path are in the foreground. [internal reference; 8573:CLIE Austhorpe Hall 2]
[5]	Knowsthorpe Hall (Cross Green) (2 comments)
	8th November 1950. The back view of this Georgian house gives a good idea of the symmetry of the two geometric wings and overall grandeur of this beautiful old building. The grounds are badly overgrown. [internal reference; 8954:CLIE Knowsthorpe 2]