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Hopetown. Today roads in the area of the former colliery retain the name. At their peak the collieries employed over 10,000 men, most of whom wanted to move themselves and their families to Normanton. The town enjoyed a boom period with more mines opening and more shafts being sunk in order to
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Newland today is kept as a nature reserve, with the remains of the estate overgrown with shrubs and plant life, the remains of
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Yorkshire by the Normans was underway. Archaeological evidence at today's Normanton points to Haw Hill (or How Hill), an eminence that was probably a Norman defensive strategic mound once reinforced by a wooden palisade. The evidence of a Norman
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Normanton, Its Name, History of Normanton, wakefield.gov.uk
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and 5 Towns FM, a community station that broadcasts from
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Houses of Knights Hospitallers, British History Online
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1437:"Local Area Report – Normanton Parish (E04000236)"
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