- Andy and Paula Freeman went to find Kelling Hall while in England in 1998. Kelling Hall is the name now given to the whole property (including the newer house) on the site. The current owner Mr Deterding was kind enough to show us around the old ruins of the original Kelling Hall.
- This is a panoramic picture of the remains of Kelling Hall. Also in the picture are Paula Freeman and Mr Deterding.
- This is a panoramic picture of the Church and cemetary where we found many relics of the Girdlestone ancestors.
- A close-up of the most substantial wall in the Kelling Hall Ruins.
- Paula and Mr Deterding discuss the local history and heritage.
- Another angle on the Kelling Hall remains.
- This is from the panoramic picture
- This is from the panoramic picture
- This is from the panoramic picture
- This is from the panoramic picture
- These are some of the relics that have been unearthed around the Kelling Hall site.
- These items date back 300 years.
- Some date to 400 years ago
- and some are from the 13th Century.
- (this is the card in the above picture.)
- Mrs Deterding is a very talented painter, inspired by the great local countryside.
- Church grounds
- Church grounds
- Church
- Cemetary
- Tombstone of Mary R Girdlestone. This was found in far left of the panoramic church photo (not in the Cemetary proper)
- Tombstone of Mary R Girdlestone
- Tombstone of Mary R Girdlestone
- The church has been build in the same way as the original Kelling Hall was
- One of the "Girdlestone" stained glass windows that feature in the Church
- A closeup of the writting
- Inside the church
- Inside the church
- Inside the church
- Another spectacular Girdlestone window
- Close-up of the church walls.
- Girdlestone grave beside the church.
- Girdlestone grave beside the church.
- Girdlestone grave beside the church.
These photographs were captured by Paula & Andy Freeman on location in the UK and Europe during a trip in May-June 1998,using a Sony Mavica FD7 digital camera.