Stanghow
A Chapel was built here in 1910 and is now a community hall. The end building in Low Stanghow was used as a girl guide hall in the twenties and thirties, but it was actually built as a chapel in the 19th century and was known as the 'Gospel Hall'.
Two wagon loads of timber from ships in Whitby docks were bought for construction. Liddle brothers of Moorsholm took two carts and 6 horses to haul the timber, 2 horses to a cart with two spare for relief. Several kegs of rum were bought for the cellar at Stanghow Hall at 9 shillings a keg.
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Two wagon loads of timber from ships in Whitby docks were bought for construction. Liddle brothers of Moorsholm took two carts and 6 horses to haul the timber, 2 horses to a cart with two spare for relief. Several kegs of rum were bought for the cellar at Stanghow Hall at 9 shillings a keg.
For more info please visit:
https://alisonsmall32.wixsite.com/lingdalehistory/stanghow
