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BrackenfieldThis village was known as Brackenthwaite in the Middle Ages, a name that means ‘clearing in the bracken’. Like Clay Cross, Brackenfield is known today primarily for its proximity to the Ogston Reservoir, created in 1958 by damming the River Amber at the south end of the valley. The site of the former Ogston Mill was submerged under the rising waters.Hidden in the surrounding trees is the ruin of the former Trinity Chapel, built around 1500. A pilgrimage from the village to this chapel is still held on Trinity Sunday to commemorate its historic place in the community. This church was abandoned when the new Parish Church of the Holy Trinity was built in 1856. It contains the 15th-century screen from the ruined church. |
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