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As the
traffic passes along the busy A164 the little Village of Beswick sits quietly
at its side watching it all go by. The pretty Church of St Margaret’s with
its rounded end wall is peaceful but for the sounds of the farm animals in the
surrounding fields. The houses are all neatly kept and add to the Village's
quaint country feel.
Children from Beswick and the surrounding area have
to make their way to Beswick and Watton C of E School which is situated about
half a mile out of the village. The school built in 1858 looks like a large
house from the front but over the years has had to be extended by adding
portacabins in the rear yard to use as classrooms in order to accommodate all
the children who now attend.
Opposite the School on the eastern side of
the A164 is Beswick Mill, a recently renovated water mill which is now becoming
a popular 'Sunday' attraction for visitors who can see the magic of an old
fashioned flour mill in action and also meet an array of farmyard animals which
live in the neibouring fields and barns.
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The Holderness Hunt meet
at Beswick Hall
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