This building, probably the oldest in the township, was formerly a moated grange, vestiges of the moat being visible in the boyhood days of some of our septuagenarian residents. It is said to have been the abode of the serjeant (or bailiff) of the lord of the manor, a post of great importance in olden days, and corresponding to that of sheriff of more recent times. Its very probable that the Serjeants (or Sergeants as the name later became), who resided at Crow Lane Hall in the 15th, 16th, and…
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Newton Hall & Crow Lane Hall
The videos below were taken by myself at Newton Library, they show the talk given by Mark Adams from Liverpool Museum, who conducted the archaeological excavations at the sites of Newton Hall in early 2006 and Crow Lane Hall in late 2007.
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