Westoe Farm
Westoe Farm
HER Number
              17260
          District
              S Tyneside
          Site Name
              Westoe Farm
          Place
              Westoe
          Map Sheet
              NZ36NE
          Class
              Agriculture and Subsistence
          Site Type: Broad
              Farm
          Site Type: Specific
              Farm
          General Period
              POST MEDIEVAL
          Specific Period
              Victorian 1837 to 1901
          Form of Evidence
              Demolished Building
          Description
              Westoe Farm first depicted on the tithe plan of 1841. Also known as South Farm and Colley's Farm.  Not shown on Richardson's plan of 1769. First owner was probably George Marshall, then let to John and William Moor and then John Lamb after Marshalls death. Farm supposedly had a duck pond in front of the house and that the lane by the side of the farm was closed to traffic. The size of the farm c.1866 was c.45acres. This gradually decreased as the residential area grew.First labelled on 1897 OS plan. Demolished July 1952, the last of the nine farms of Westoe. South Tyneside College built on the site.
          Easting
              437160
          Northing
              565850
          Grid Reference
              NZ437160565850
    Sources
              The Archaeological Practice Ltd., 2008, South Tyneside College, Westoe Campus, South Shields - Archaeological Assessment