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Snitterby, Hillside House
Snitterby, Hillside House
Snitterby, Hillside House

A house built in 1750 and modified in the twentieth century.

Pearl Wheatley, 2011

Snitterby, Hillside House
Snitterby, Manor House
Snitterby, Manor House
Snitterby, Manor House

A late eighteenth-century house.

Pearl Wheatley, 2011

Snitterby, Manor House
Snitterby, Methodist Chapel
Snitterby, Methodist Chapel
Snitterby, Methodist Chapel

The Wesleyan Chapel in Chapel Lane was built in 1840 and is now extended and converted into a dwelling.

July 2021 

Snitterby, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
Snitterby, Methodist Chapel
Snitterby, Methodist Chapel
Snitterby, Methodist Chapel

The original chapel building is the section to the left.

July 2021 

Snitterby,
Snitterby, Royal Oak
Snitterby, Royal Oak
Snitterby, Royal Oak

Mentioned in White's Directory 1872 "Wilkinson John, farmer and victualler, Royal Oak"

DB 27 December 2020

Snitterby, Royal Oak, public house
Snitterby, St Nicholas
Snitterby, St Nicholas
Snitterby, St Nicholas

A corbel and shaft close to the north side of the chancel arch, showing the variety of material and decoration used by Fowler here.

May 2012

Snitterby, St Nicholas
Snitterby, St Nicholas
Snitterby, St Nicholas
Snitterby, St Nicholas

St Nicholas's church was rebuilt in 1866 by James Fowler and comprises a western tower, nave and apse built in rock-faced limestone.

May 2012

Snitterby, St Nicholas, James Fowler
Snitterby, St Nicholas, Chancel
Snitterby, St Nicholas, Chancel
Snitterby, St Nicholas, Chancel
Snitterby, St Nicholas, chancel
Snitterby, St Nicholas, Chancel Arch
Snitterby, St Nicholas, Chancel Arch
Snitterby, St Nicholas, Chancel Arch

The interior of St Nicholas's is red-brick with ashlar and bands of black brick decoration - in typical Fowler style.

May 2012

Snitterby, St Nicholas
Snitterby, St Nicholas, Chancel Ceiling
Snitterby, St Nicholas, Chancel Ceiling
Snitterby, St Nicholas, Chancel Ceiling
Snitterby, St Nicholas
Snitterby, The Old Rectory
Snitterby, The Old Rectory
Snitterby, The Old Rectory

Designed by James Fowler of Louth and built in 1859.

Pearl Wheatley, 2011

Snitterby, The Old Rectory