Wastle Bridge
Early-attested site in the Parish of Great Grimsby
Historical Forms
- Wastelbrygge 1518 GrimsFC
Etymology
Wastle Bridge (lost), Wastelbrygge 1518GrimsFC ; the first el. appears to be ME wastel 'bread made from the finest flour', but the significance of 'wastle bridge' is unclear, unless it was where such bread was sold.
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
- Nunsthorpe
- 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
- Water Mill
- Wellow Mill
- West Bridge
- West Marsh
- West Sluice Bridge
- Whipping Post
- Willow Bridge
- Windmill
- Wrayes Bridge