Jennys Lantern On Hilltop 1.4 Kilometres South West Of East Bolton Farm

Jenny's Lantern is a ruin of an eyecatcher that incorporates a shepherd's cottage, likely built in the mid-18th century. It is constructed from squared stone and has a rectangular plan. The south wall features door and window openings of a single-storey cottage, which originally had a pent roof against a taller flat-coped wall at the rear; the coping steps down on the left return. The right return has collapsed.

This structure is a prominent landscape feature, and its design is probably inspired by Crawley Tower. It is associated with a local legend about a shepherd's wife who displayed a lantern to guide her husband home over the fells after his evenings spent in an Eglingham pub; unfortunately, one evening he fell into a bog and drowned.