Slabcastle
Early-attested site in the Parish of Chailey
Etymology
Slabcastle (6″) is a term of derision used in Sussex for a very small house covered with Horsham slate. The present house has been re-roofed but it may once have deserved this nickname (M.S.H.).
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Middleton Fm
- Bevern Bridge
- Bineham
- Bower Fm
- Lovel Barn
- Markstakes Fm
- Wapsbourne Fm
- Warningore Fm
- Wivelsden Fm
- Pellingbridge Fm