Keldholme
Keldholme proper noun: a settlement in Kirkbymoorside parish, North Yorkshire, England, formerly the site of a priory (OS grid ref SE7086).
Proper noun
Keldholme
- A settlement in Kirkbymoorside parish, North Yorkshire, England, formerly the site of a priory (OS grid ref SE7086).
- A short branch to a quarry leaves the line on the north side at Keldholme, and at Sinnington Station the River Severn ^([sic]) is crossed.1953 April, 'A.C.R.S.', “To Pickering via Gilling”, in Railway Magazine, page 231
Questions about Keldholme
- What does Keldholme mean?
- Keldholme means a settlement in Kirkbymoorside parish, North Yorkshire, England, formerly the site of a priory (OS grid ref SE7086).
- What part of speech is Keldholme?
- Keldholme is a proper noun.
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