Chapelbank
Field in the Parish of Brougham
Historical Forms
- Chapelbank Hy5 Brm
- Chappel close 1657 Comm
- Chappell garth 1657 Comm
- le Chapelstye Hy5 Brm
Etymology
Chapelbank Hy 5, Chappel close 1657,Chappell garth 1657, le Chapelstye Hy 5(v. chapel, here St Wilfrid's Churchsupra, banke, clos, garðr, stīg'path')
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Brocavum
- Brougham Castle
- Brougham Hall
- Countess Pillar
- Hartshorn Tree
- Hornby Hall
- Julian Bower
- Maud's Pool
- Moorhouse Fm
- Oglebird Plant
- St Ninian's Church
- Udford Ho
- Whinfell Forest, Ho, & Park
- Winderwath
- Woodside
Other OS name
- Ash Hill
- Barrackbank Wood
- Birks
- Brougham Park
- Castle Fm
- Dog Holes
- Fremington
- Hallsteads Wood
- Haversheaf Hall
- Hawk Rigg
- Highground
- Leacet Hill
- Lightwater Bridge
- Miller Larches
- Pembroke Ho
- Quarrystone Bank
- Rabbit Gill
- St Wilfrid's Church
- Salter Hill & Wood
- Slate Hill
- The Sough
- Swine Gill
- Three Brothers'
- Wetheriggs
- White Slack