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View of Hollowell Manor looking over the front wall. The house is dated 1665. Formally called The Laurels.
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Hollowell Churchyard - General Views 1 Twelve images of Hollowell Churchyard.
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Hollowell Graveyard Gravestone Detail Floral carving in the head of a gravestone.
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Hollowell Gravestone for Taylor The inscription reads:
In affectionate remembrance of ANN, the lamented wife of H. S. TAYLOR, who departed this life November 3rd 1864, aged 37. Also HENRY CHARLES, nephew of the above and only child of THOMAS and SUSAN FROST, who departed this life February 17th 1867, aged 10 months.
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Hollowell Church Gravestones: Thomas Martin and William Hearn The inscription reads:
1. In Affectionate Remembrance of THOMAS MARTIN who departed this life April 1st 1850 aged 78 years Also ANN MARTIN Wife of the above who departed this life April 19th 1878, aged 70 years. . . .
2. In Loving memory of WILLIAM HEARN, who died 17th Oct. 1889 aged 42 years. . .
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Hollowell Church Gravestone for Alice Linnett The inscription reads:
ALICE LINNETT who died Dec 19th 1903 aged 60 years. . .
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Hollowell Church Gravestones The inscriptions read:
1. Affectionate remembrance of JOHN, youngest son of JOHN and MARY LETTS; who departed this life December 25th 1872 in the 65th year of his age . . . Also ANN, widow of JOHN LETTTS, of Great Creaton . . . who died at Towcester June 14th 1884 aged 72 years.
2. MARY ANNE JANE, second daughter of the late JAMES WILLIAM and ELIZABETH LETTS, (of Guilsborough) who died May 20th 1899, aged 45 years.
3. In Memory of SARAH ELIZABETH SYKES WILLIAMS, eldest daughter of JAMES WILLIAM & ELIZABETH LETTS, of Guilsborough Died March 2 1924 aged 69 years. JAMES WILLIAM BOOTHE LETTS, only sone of JAMES WILLIAM & ELIZABETH LETTS, of Guilsborough. Born May 2 1858, died Dec 16 1940.
4. Left stone: JOHN LETTS (rest indistinct)
Right stone: In memory of Dorcas wife of William Letts who died Dec 28 1850 aged 41 years. Also William son of the above born 29 of January died 19(?) of March 1841 buried at Stanford.
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Hollowell Church Architectural Details Carving at the base of an arch.
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Hollowell Church street furniture. A bench against the wall of the church.
The notice board on the gatepost.
A boot scraper at the entrance to the church.
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Hollowell Church - The Bell Tower, Circular Window and West Dooway Images of the bell tower, circular window and West doorway of Hollowell Church.
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Hollowell Church - Exterior Views General views of the exterior of the building.
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Hollowell Bus Shelter Views of the clock and the weather vane on the Hollowell Bus Shelter. and the village sign by it.
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Hillview, Guilsborough Hill It is thought the main part of this house dates from the 1830s. It was built for a Mr Chapman, plumber and glazier.
Picture 3 is of the corbelling on the back of the house just at the entrance to the Jetty.
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Hillside Cottage, Guilsborough Hill Two views of the cottage next to Hillview and just below Stone House Farm. It used to be two small cottages.
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The Post-box on Guilsborough Hill This post-box is in the front garden wall of The Manor on Guilsborough Hill.
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Stone House Farm, Guilsborough Hill The main stone building used to be the farmhouse. It was reduced in size in the 1950s (we think), the corrugated roof was fitted and since then it has been used for storage.
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Hill House, Guilsborough Hill It was the Coach and Horses public house, Hollowell's only pub. There was also the Red Lion, also on Guilsborough Hill and since demolished, but that was an alehouse, so not licenced to sell wines and spirits.
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View down Guilsborough Hill This is the view looking down Guilsborough Hill above the village.
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The Mill, Hollowell This is the old mill on Creaton Road, Hollowell.
The dam of Hollowell Reservoir can be seen on the right.
In December 2019 Simon Armstrong lived there.
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The Poplars in Creaton Road This is the Poplars in Creaton Road, round the corner from the bus shelter.
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Kent Cottage in Creaton Road this is the only remaining thatched cottage in Hollowell.
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Houses in Creaton Road: Brickyard Cottage, Bolberry and Elland House These three houses are set back a bit from the road.
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Ivy Cottage, Creaton Road Here are three photos of the cottage.
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Views of Creaton Road The council houses were built in about 1938 for the workers building the reservoir.
The second image shows the Poplars on the right.
