Everything about Whitewell totally explained
Whitewell is a hamlet within the
Ribble Valley borough of administrative
Lancashire,
England, in the
Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Historically it lies right on the border of the
West Riding of Yorkshire. The hamlet is the site of a restaurant and hotel, "The Inn at Whitewell". During the 14th century The Inn was a manor house in which dwelled the keepers of the royal forest, but became a resting place for travellers on their way to
Lancaster in the eighteenth century. Beside the hotel is a
Chapel of Ease built in 1817, and which came under the Lancashire parish of
Whalley.
Much of the land and property in the area belongs to the
Duchy of Lancaster estate, as the black plaques on each building serve to remind. The surrounding forest was once the hunting ground of
Henry VII, and his descendant, the present monarch, is said to be fond of the area, visiting the hotel in 2006 for lunch. Nearby settlements include
Dunsop Bridge which claims to be the centre of the
United Kingdom, and
Clitheroe, the administrative centre of the borough.
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