Farnley Hall, Interior view
Slide 8 – Much of the furniture has come down from earlier ages when chairs were polished with elbow grease...
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→ View DetailsSlide 5 - In arrangement Riddlesden Hall differs materially from the conventional mansions of its period, and must have been...
→ View DetailsSlide 7 – There is some very fine old oak furniture, also a chimney piece with a quaint over mantle...
→ View DetailsSlide 10 - For nothing is Farnley Hall famed more than for it’s unrivalled collection of drawings by J M...
→ View DetailsSlide 3 - Taking our stand on the gravelled terrace in front of the Hall, we cannot fail to admire...
→ View DetailsSlide 6 – On the west side, facing the flower garden, is an old building with gables and mullioned windows...
→ View DetailsSlide 1 - Of all the buildings that still remain to us from the 17th Century, there are few which...
→ View DetailsSlide 4: The Aire, which makes a bend in front of the Hall, was in pre–mercantile days especially famous for...
→ View DetailsSlide 1: Esholt Hall, like several other houses of its class in Yorkshire, occupies the site on which stood an...
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