The Manor of Ashton was mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1086. The first major building we know of on the site was erected in 1381 by Edmund Lawrence. 
The Hall now belongs to Lancaster Golf Club, the parkland ideal for an 18-hole course.

The Manor of Ashton was mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1086. The first major building we know of on the site was erected in 1381 by Edmund Lawrence. The Hall now belongs to Lancaster Golf Club, the parkland ideal for an 18-hole course.

Ashton Hall

Podcasts based on the over one hundred guides and walks written by Gordon Clark published on our web page at www.lancastercivicsociety.uk, heritage buildings and items from Lancaster Past &amp; Present by Andrew Reilly as well as any matters of significance that Civic Vision feel that residents, and those interested in the area, should be made aware of.

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Podcasts based on the over one hundred guides and walks written by Gordon Clark published on our web page at www.lancastercivicsociety.uk, heritage buildings and items from Lancaster Past & Present by Andrew Reilly as well as any matters of significance that Civic Vision feel that residents, and those interested in the area, should be made aware of.

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Ashton Hall

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