The village of Braithwell is an old settlement which was recorded in the Domesday Book. It lies between Rotherham and Doncaster in a pretty landscape of fields and woodland. The oldest building in the village is St James Parish Church which dates from Norman times; the village cross bears a Norman inscription.
The Portland Stone war memorial, which commemorates the dead of two world wars, is grade two listed.
There are two pubs on Main street - the Butchers Arms and the Red Lion,and an excellent Nursery/Garden Centre, Plants of Special Interest which boasts a first class eatery,The Garden Room Restaurant.
An interesting Braithwell website for gardeners --- http://www.psinursery.co.uk/index.html
 A Light Lunch at the Garden Room Restaurant
(Acrylic on board , 19"x23" Painted over the flat wooden frame)
 House at the Crossroads, Braithwell. watercolor
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