Goldsborough Hall, from the Lawn

Slide 4 – After being held for many generations by the Goldsborough’s, their estates passed to the family of Hutton in the forty third year of Elizabeth’s reign, AD 1601, and by them was the existing house built, which is late Elizabethan or early Jacobean architecture. Sir Richard Hutton, a great lawyer, who died in 1639, appears to have been the first possessor of his name who resided here. It then passed to Sir Richard Hutton, his heir who was a strong Royalist and was wounded and died at Sherburn October 15th 1645