Sprotbrough Church (Tower West End)
Slide 13 - For nothing has the village more frequently been mentioned than for its Cross, the site of which,...
→ View DetailsSlide 13 - For nothing has the village more frequently been mentioned than for its Cross, the site of which,...
→ View DetailsSlide 2 - The house contains a good library, principally collected by Sir Godfrey Copley, and includes some rare M.S.S,...
→ View DetailsSlide 5 - It is a handsome elevation of stone in the style of architecture prevalent in the reign of...
→ View DetailsSlide 9 - Leaving the Hall on our way to the village, we pass along a carriage drive, on each...
→ View DetailsSlide 6 - In the grounds surrounding the house are many fine “ancestral trees” copper beeches, variegated sycamores, light coloured...
→ View DetailsSlide 4 - The great saloon, which we now enter, measures 44 feet by 31 feet, is very handsomely decorated...
→ View DetailsSlide 12 - In the south aisle is a singular stone chair with grotesque sculpture of the 14th century date,...
→ View DetailsSlide 10 - At a short distance through the park, we reach the Church, which is so intimately associated with...
→ View DetailsSlide 4 - Taking our stand on the lawn, in front of us stands: “In majesty serene, the stately Hall...
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