WIP · World in Pocket

Holt green plaque

Holt, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom

Holt green plaque

The Holt Society Founded 1965 For the Preservation of the Georgian Centre of Holt "Holt" is the Anglo-Saxon word for wood. The majority of settlements locally are of Anglo-Saxon origin, others mainly being Roman or Viking. In 1086 Holt had an adult male population of 60 according to the Domesday Boo

k. By 2001 it had a total population of 3870. Holts in Britain Holt (St. Chad) - Denbighshire Holt (St. James) - Dorset Holt (St. Mary) - Leicestershire Holt (St. Andrew) - Norfolk Holt (St. Martin) -

Listen to the audio guide for Holt green plaque Free on WIP — starts by itself when you arrive, even with the screen off