Easington, The Church And Village Square c.1955
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Easington is not far from the Spurn peninsula. All Saints' Church, built on a mound, was consecrated in 1190, and contains three bells, one of which weighs a ton. The Norman doorway may have been saved from Burstall Priory in nearby Skeffling to the west. Other remains have come from churches in the lost villages of Ravenser, Old Kilnsea and Ravenser Odd. A windmill for grinding corn was here from 1260 to the mid 1920s - the old millstone remains beside Blacksmith's Corner. Also gone is the Overton family's 17th-century Easington Hall, demolished in 1887.
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