very old house in Hartlebury, dismantled and re-assembled at the Frontier Culture Museum of Virginia, USA, in 1992. The John Smith (Smyth or Smythe) family built it in the 1630s. An example of the Tudor frame variety of Timber framing construction, it was dismantled in 1970 and shipped. Localities Waresley Waresley describes a modest cluster of homes astride the A449 road: chiefly Waresley Road, Manor Court Lane, the street named Waresley Park (as this was a manor), Manor Lane and Waresley Court Road. Lincomb On a knoll, the settlement has a Spa and Training centre and an Equestrian centre. Its immediate west is the slope to the River Severn. Torton A long-established automotive gears business and three small farms including Worcestershire pear orchards as to some form the bulk of rural Torton in the north of the parish. Charlton and Crossway Green Households equally paying the secular (civil) parish precept — entitled to share the village common facilities are: Charlton which features Worcestershire County Museum Crossway Green Notable people The ornithologist Henry Eliot Howard conducted much of his research in the grounds of his home, 'Clareland', which is extant, and is Grade II listed. See also Hartlebury Common List of English and Welsh endowed schools (19th century) References Villages in Worcestershire Wychavon