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Poulton, Cheshire history


Archaeological research has established there has been human habitation in the area since the Mesolithic period (8,000 B.C.) During the medieval period, Poulton Chapel was an important monastic site that was founded by the Cistercian monks in the mid 12th century. Until 1919 the village was part of the Grosvenor Estate administered from nearby Eaton Hall.

  

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