Askham Richard
Askham Richard
is a village in the
unitary authority
of
City of York
in the north of
England
, south west of
York, Yorkshire
, close to
Copmanthorpe
and
Askham Bryan
. The village is mentioned in the
Domesday Book
. The name comes from
ascam
or
ascha
meaning "enclosure of ash-tree". The "Richard" was one of the
Earls of Cornwall
. The village became a
Conservation Area
in 1975. Within the village is Her Majesty's Prison Askham Grange.
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