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New Ellerby is a small hamlet locayed in East Riding of Yorkshire in England. This hamlet and several other hamlets and villages are part of the area that is commonly known as Holderness.

Holderness (as well as New Ellerby) is an area of rich and fertile agricultural land. Before the Middle Ages, this was a marshland. There is archeological evidence that suggests that the Neolithic era humans were the first people who lived in this region. It is worth mentioning that there was a strong Roman presence in this area, but unfortunately there is only small amount of evidence of this presence. Ellerby was mentioned in the Domesday Book in 1086. This area was known as Alverdabi and consisted of only several houses and no more than 30 people.

New Ellerby is located very close to Old Ellerby and together with this hamlet they form the civil parish of Ellerby. In the beginning of the 19^th century Ellerby was part of the Swine civil parish. This village had about 200 residents and most of them were farmers. The connection with the railway that happened in 1864 has significantly affected the life in this hamlet, but the railway station stopped working in 1964.

How to get to New Ellerby, East Riding of Yorkshire

New Ellerby is located 211 miles north of London. It takes a 4-hour drive to reach New Ellerby via M11 road. The nearest railway station is located in the city of Hull about 10 miles from New Ellerby.

Things to see and do in New Ellerby, East Riding of Yorkshire

St. James’ Mission Church

This church was constructed in the end of the 19^th century. It is made of distinctive red bricks and blue brick decorations. The sanctuary and nave in this church are undivided. There is a First World War Memorial located within the churchyard.

Wesleyan Methodist Church

The Methodists built this church in 1909. This church is still active and there are services held each Sunday.

Downthorpe Hall

This interesting house was built in the 19^th century. It represents a five-bay brick house and the central bay is flanked by stucco-style pilasters. The house today is used as a working farm and for accommodation.

Wood Hall

This Grade II listed building was built in the beginning of the 19^th century by a famous timber merchant – Henry Maister. What is interesting about this structure is the fact that it was inspired by traditional Italian architecture.

Wood Hall Farmhouse

This house was built in the end of the 18^th century and this is actually the original Wood Hall. Built in 1798 this house features five bays of unique brown brick in a combination with red brick decorations.

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