Nunsthorpe
Early-attested site in the Parish of Great Grimsby
Etymology
Nunsthorpe, a modern district about which Gillett 295 comments, “by 1939 the corporation … had built 714 houses on the new Nunsthorpe estate”.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Wellow
- Abbey Fm
- Appollo Lodge
- Austin Friars
- Bargates Fm
- The Beadhouses
- Behindby
- Blakeman Beacon
- Blow Wells
- Blue Stone
- Bridge Dyke
- Brighow
- Bull Ring
- Burdike
- Burncrike
- Canonbig
- Carter Bridge
- Castle
- The Chantry
- College Ho
- Corn Fields
- Cornmarket
- Cuckstool Pit
- Custom House
- Dock Heads
- East Clough
- East Marsh
- Fish Ponds
- Fish Shambles
- The Fitties
- Fleet Bridge
- The Fold
- Fraunks Chantry
- Fresh Ings
- Freshwater Haven
- Gannocks
- Goosegates
- Grammar School
- The Green
- Grey Friars
- Greyfriars Bridge
- Grimsby Fm
- Grimsby Ho
- Grove Ho
- Havelock Stone
- The Haven
- West Haven
- East Haven
- Haven Bridge
- Haven Mill
- Hell Hill
- Herring Bridge
- High Bridge
- Hill Dock
- Horse Bridge
- Horse Fair
- Horse Market
- House of Industry
- Lathegarths
- Lime Ho
- Littlefield
- Malt Kiln Cottage
- Malt Market
- Market Place
- Market Cross
- Market Well
- Midmarket
- Mill Bridge
- Millfields Ho
- Mill Hill
- Newbigging
- New Lot
- Nuns Corner
- Old Church Yard
- Peartree Ho
- Pig Market
- Pincushion Green
- Piper Creek
- Pound
- The Pump
- Raff Yard
- Red Hill
- River Head
- Royal Dock
- St John a Bower Ho
- St Mary Bridge
- Salt Ings Ho
- Saltwater Haven
- Sea Dyke
- The Shambles
- Simwhite Bridge
- The Staith
- Stone Bridge
- Swain Bridge
- Thornton Ho
- Town Hall
- Turret Hall
- The Vicarage
- Walk Mill
- Wastle Bridge
- Water Mill
- Wellow Mill
- West Bridge
- West Marsh
- West Sluice Bridge
- Whipping Post
- Willow Bridge
- Windmill
- Wrayes Bridge