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Southorpe (Hospital and Grange)
History of Hospital and Grange of Peterborough Abbey
In 1291 a small hospital belonging to Peterborough Abbey was mentioned here. It was too poor to be taxed and by 14th cent. had ceased to be a hospital. It was given to the Bishop in 1577.
There survives a complex series of earthworks and a number of fishponds.
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