Milton House, Swinton

Milton House (remains of), Swinton

Milton House, Swinton

This house was built and situated on Milton Street, remains of which can still be seen in a boundary wall.

THE ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12th, 1944

SWINTON WAR WELFARE FUND GALA.

Swinton War Welfare Fund annual garden fete and gala were held in the grounds of Milton House, Swinton, the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Baker, on Monday, when the proceedings were opened by Sir Charles des Forges, C.B.E. (Town Clerk of Rotherham). Lady des Forges was also present. There were numerous side-shows, stalls and competitions and the gardens were crowded. It was hoped to raise £600.

The Beeches, Swinton

This was a three storey 19th Century house. In 1901 and 1911, John William Hattersley and his family are occupying this house.

Old Hall, Swinton

This building incorporated a 16th Century structure and it is alleged that King John’s butler lived here and that King John himself slept here when journeying through the area. In 1881, this house was occupied by Richard Hattersley and his family.