Fryston Hall was a country home at Water Fryston, West Yorkshire, England. It was located on an estate between Castleford and the River Aire. There is a buried stone coffin in the lawns that is believed to contain the remains of Saint Thomas, 2^nd Earl of Lancaster, who was beheaded in 1322. The estate belonged to the Crowle family in the mid-eighteenth century, where it was the site of coal mining. In 1788, the estate was sold to Richard Slater Milnes, heir to a cloth fortune and the MP for York. The main building of the Hall was demolished in 1934.