How Hall
Early-attested site in the Parish of Ennerdale and Kinniside
Historical Forms
- Carswelhowe in Ennerdale 1523 LP
- Caswaldhowe 1576 S 1672 Blome
- Castlehowe 1578 Cocker
- Caswellhow 1623 CantWvi
- Castle-How 1794 H 1816 Lysons
- Castle-How, Caswell-How or How Hall 1842 AllerA
Etymology
Apparently, in origin, OE cærsew(i)elle, 'cress spring,' to which ON haugr has been added. Cf. Carswell (Berks).
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Ennerdale Bridge
- Beckfoot
- Birk Moss
- Black Pots
- Blakeley
- Blakeley Raise
- Dryhurst
- Lizza Brow
- Mireside
- Scarth Gap
- Whitebanks
- Kinniside Cop
- Banna Fell
- Bracken Wreay
- Hay Stacks
- Longmoor
- Longmoor Head
- Meadley
- Moorend
- Pillar
- Poukes Moss
- Raven Crag
- Red Pike
- High and Low Waterside
- White Esk
- Whorl Gill
- Wind Gap
- Woodfoot
- Kinneyhow Carr
- Bank Ho
- Bowness
- Fellend
- Longlands
- Routen
- Sillathwaite
- Standing Stones
- Steeple
- Stockdale Moor
- Swinside
- Swinside End
- Toddle Bank
- Tongue
- Boat How
- Brandreth
- Buck Hole
- Cathow
- Caw Fell
- Cockhow
- Crag
- Croftbrow
- Flatfell End
- Friar Moor
- Gill
- Gillerthwaite
- Low Gillfoot
- Graystone
- Green Cove
- Greenthwaite
- High Merebeck
- Sampson's Bratful
- Whinns