High Flatts
It is the location of an iron age hill fort of which there are few earthwork remains. Flint arrow heads and tools and stone axe head fragments found at the site are kept at Tolson Museum, Moldgreen.
The area has a few groups of stone cottages and some scattered houses and farm buildings, but is particularly noted for its historic Quaker Meeting House at Firth Lane, Quaker Bottom.
Meetings were established in a barn there around 1652 when the Society of Friends was just emerging. The building was converted into a purpose-built meeting house in 1697 and rebuilt in 1754. The Meeting House, which is Grade II listed.
Around High Flatts
The High Flatts Quaker Meeting House is at Firth Lane, Quaker Bottom.Local government
Civil parish council
High Flatts is in the Denby and Cumberworth ward of the civil parish run by Denby Dale Parish Council. Denby Dale Parish Council website
Metropolitan district council
High Flatts is in the Denby Dale ward of the metropolitan district of Kirklees. Kirklees Council website
Travel
Bus services
D3 Monday - Saturday daytime
Timetable at
77 Monday only (one journey each way) NEW FROM SEPTEMBER 2, 2024
(then 77A journey to Sheffield)
Timetable
Road travel
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