Gallows Hill, Lancaster

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Gallows Hill, Lancaster is the historic execution site where several of the accused in the 1612 Pendle witch trials were hanged.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic execution site
landmark
associatedWith English legal history
Pendle witches NERFINISHED
witchcraft trials in England
category Execution sites in England
History of Lancaster
Sites associated with witch trials
country United Kingdom
eventDate 1612
executionMethod hanging
hasCoordinateLocation approximate location near modern Lancaster city centre
hasHeritageStatus historic site
hasNameOrigin named for gallows formerly located on the hill
locatedIn England
Lancashire
Lancaster NERFINISHED
mentionedIn accounts of the Pendle witch trials
histories of Lancashire witchcraft
nearby Lancaster Castle NERFINISHED
notableFor Pendle witch trials NERFINISHED
partOf history of the Pendle witch trials
local heritage of Lancaster
usedDuringPeriod early 17th century
usedFor public executions

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Pendle witch trials hasLocation Gallows Hill, Lancaster