Goldsborough Hall, the Staircase
Slide 9 - The oak staircase, plain in its feature, but excellent in its construction, indicates the solidity of the...
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Ledston Hall, the Dining Room
Slide 13: A door out of the Saloon leads into the Dining Room. The walls are wainscoted in oak formed...
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Ledston Hall, Lady Betty Hasting’s Room
Slide 15: The interior of this fine old Mansion is most interesting, bearing come similarity to Haddon Hall. In the...
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Archbishop Tillotson’s monument
Slide 3 - A fine marble monument to Archbishop Tillotson’s memory is to be seen in St Peter’s Church, Sowerby.
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Goldsborough Hall, entrance Porch
Slide 6 - The changes that have passed over the house, though they have broken its original style, have not...
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Ledston Hall, South side
Slide 5 - The grand grouping of the house compels admiration, and the grey stonework lends an impressive character to...
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Ledston Hall, from the Terrace on West
Slide 9: Sir John Lewis, of Marr, Doncaster, carried on the work which Strafford had begun and completed the house...
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Goldsborough Hall, South Side showing Terrace Walk
Slide 5 - From this family, Goldsborough passed through the female line to the family of Byerkey, of whose members...
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Goldsborough Hall, from the South East.
Slide 3 - Goldsborough Hall is mentioned in Domesday Book, and before the conquest, a Saxon thane named Merlesuam held...
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