Definition of Marlpit. Meaning of Marlpit. Synonyms of Marlpit

- With the coming of the railways the town expanded and the community of Marlpit Hill, north of the original settlement, is now part of the town.[citation...
- and flints and use of lime kilns in Coulsdon. This quarry at Coulsdon (Marlpit Lane) was named the 'Stoats Nest Quarry'. The works had its own internal...
- her paper round and on Boxing Day her body was found in a water-filled marlpit near where her shoes and underwear had been discarded. December 1992 Steven...
- through Crockham Hill before rejoining the alignment north of Marlpit Hill. At Marlpit Hill the road makes a small direction change of only three degrees...
- Stout. Accessed June 5, 2007. "Monmouth County Historical ****ociation: Marlpit Hall"|Accessed October 19, 2020 [1]. National Park Service. Gateway National...
- a community arts centre The Maidstone Art Centre which is situated at Marlpit Farm in Wierton Road among its amenities. The 16th-century Elizabethan...
- at ****esdon. Travelling in a northerly direction from the junction of Marlpit Lane and ****esdon Road, through the site of the former ****esdon railway...
- community-led development trust, called the North Earlham, Larkman and Marlpit Development Trust. Wells was also involved in the 'Body, Mind and Spirit'...
- Heritage List for England. Retrieved 16 August 2020. Historic England. "Marlpit Lane bowl barrow (1009405)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved...
- slopes. It p****es through Crockham Hill before returning to its line near Marlpit Hill. In the village is the C of E church of St Andrew, which it is the...