Heath Old Hall, Heath, Warmfield Cum Heath, Wakefield
A detailed view of a stone relief overmantle of the Jezebel Fireplace, originally in Heath Old Hall, and currently situated in Hazlewood Castle - Heath Old Hall was built by 1595 and demolished c1961, and is believed to have stationed troops during World War II. - The fireplace has a relief carving of the story of Jezebel, and is surrounded by fluted Ionic and Corinthian columns. Since the hall's demolition, the fireplace has been in the Hazelwood Castle Hotel
Picture No
13461750
Media ID
45386024
Size
5882px x 4209px
(5.7MB)
Credit
© Historic England Archive / Mary Evans
Source
George Bernard Wood - Historic England Archive
Date
1942
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1595 Believed Corinthian Currently Demolished Demolition Detailed Fluted Hazelwood Hazlewood Ionic Jezebel Loss Situated Stationed Wakefield
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