Hart
Parish in the County of Durham
Etymology
The parish of Hart contains five townships, Dalton Piercy, Elwick, Hart, Thorpe Bulmer and Nesbit Hall (Nesbit and Thorpe Bulmer lie in Easington Ward, Surtees III90), and Throston. In 1894 Throston was divided, the eastern part forming a district within the rapidly expanding borough of Hartlepool, the western part remaining as Throston Rural. For convenience Elwick has been treated along with Elwick Hall supra . The soil is clay over Magnesian Limestone; there are sandhills along the coast forming open links called Hart Warren.
Major Settlements
Other places in this Parish
Other OS name
- The Laurels
- Pudding St
- Todds Court
- Fox Hill
- Glebe Farm
- Hart Moor Ho
- Hart Windmill
- Manor Farm
- Middlethorpe
- St Mary Magdalen's Fm
- Short Cake Hill
- High Springwell
- Thorpe Bulmer Dene
- Whelly Hill, Whelly Hill Ho
- Bogle Beck
- Dalton Beck, Dalton Field Ho, Dalton Nook Plantation
- Dalton Piercy Crag
- Dixon's Plantation
- The Green
- The Grove
- Hart on Hill
- Horse Close Plantation
- Three Gates
- Raby St
- William St
- Red Lion Inn
- Cemetery junction N, Cemetery junction S, Cemetery junction W
- Coast Rd
- Hart Rd, Hart Station, Hart Warren
- Middleton
- Middle Warren
- North Sands
- Old Harbour
- Old Pier
- Parton Rocks
- Redheugh Gdns
- The Slake
- Springwell Ho
- George St
- Hardwicke St
- Henrietta St
- Henry St
- Holy Trinity Church
- John St
- Millbank Crescent
- Sussex St
- The Howls
- Woodside
- Cemetery Battery
- South Terrace
- Belly Well