H521A, BDB 86/1/5666 Sankey Family Photographic Archive © Cumbria Archives
no.H521A
Wasdale Head Hall
Mid-20th Century
Incorrectly titled Wasdale Head Church in the catalogue, this is looking east from the lakeshore across a field and past three mature trees at Wasdale Head Hall Farm, the only home on the south-east side of Wastwater, made up of a traditional roughcast Lakeland home, stone barn and more modern farm building. To the left, trees and fields on the valley floor quickly give way to the steep slopes of Scafell and Lingmell where the V-shaped valley of Lingmell Gill is prominent. The foreground has stones and gorse bushes in the field edge. (cf H518-520)
H521A, BDB 86/1/5666 Sankey Family Photographic Archive © Cumbria Archives
no.H521A
Wasdale Head Hall
Mid-20th Century
Incorrectly titled Wasdale Head Church in the catalogue, this is looking east from the lakeshore across a field and past three mature trees at Wasdale Head Hall Farm, the only home on the south-east side of Wastwater, made up of a traditional roughcast Lakeland home, stone barn and more modern farm building. To the left, trees and fields on the valley floor quickly give way to the steep slopes of Scafell and Lingmell where the V-shaped valley of Lingmell Gill is prominent. The foreground has stones and gorse bushes in the field edge. (cf H518-520)
| Location: | Wasdale Head | Cumbria Archives Reference: | BDB 86/1/5666 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sankey Number: | H521A |