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Category:Lathes and Laithes

A lathe (also spelt locally as laith or laithe) is an agricultural barn. The term is also sometimes used in place names, likely indicating a barn once stood at the location.

The etymology is from the Old Norse hlaða (Swedish lada and Danish lade).

Locations

Pages in category ‘Lathes and Laithes’

The following 25 pages are in this category, out of 25 total.

A

  • Arrunden Laith, Cartworth

B

  • Booth Lathe, Wessenden Road, Marsden

C

  • Crother Lathe, New Hey Road, Slaithwaite
  • Crowther Lathe, Carrs Road, Marsden
  • Crowther Lathe, New Hey Road, Scammonden

H

  • Hey Lathe, Hey Lane, Scammonden
  • High Lathe, Gate Head, Marsden
  • Holt Laith, Holt Head Road, Lingards

L

  • Laith Croft, off Lockwood Scar, Lockwood
  • Laith, Bank Top Lane, Holmfirth
  • Laith, House Meltham
  • The Laith, Meltham
  • Lathe, Calmlands Lane, Meltham
  • Lathe, Gill Royd Lane, Heights
  • Lathe, Pimroyd Lane, Cowlersley

M

  • Murphy's Laith, Meltham

N

  • New Laith Hill, Almondbury
  • New Laith, Holmfirth
  • New Laith, Mellor Lane, Austonley
  • New Lathe, New Laithe Hill, Newsome

S

  • Shaw Lathe, New Hey Road, Scammonden
  • Shay's Laith, New Hey Road, Scammonden
  • Stone Laith, Blakestones Road, Slaithwaite

T

  • Thewlis Laith, Thewlis Lane, Crosland Hill

U

  • Upper Laithe, Bradley Lane, Bradley, Huddersfield

Lathes and Laithes

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