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Nottinghamshire Historic Houses
Two sites illustrating the life & early career of the famous author. Exhibitions.
Restaurant
 Holme Pierrepont HallTudor manor house by the Trent with attractive gardens. The house was built by Sir William Pierrepont around 1500, and is one of the oldest brick buildings in Britain. For much of its time, the house has been the Nottinghamshire residence of the Pierrepont family who became the Dukes of Kingston Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham, NG12 2LD.TeI: 0115 933 2371 Email  Newstead Abbey & Gardens
Ancestral home of the poet Lord Byron. Gothic-style mansion with Victorian
interiors. Gardens open all year.
A stone built classical house in a woodland garden created in 18th century. The house
has very fine platerwork and staircase.
Papplewick, NG15 8FE Tel: 0115 963 3491
Ruins of 12th century abbey & later country house. Shops, restaurant, gardens &
lake, Contemporary craft centre & exhibitions, Craft courses & weekends. Events.
Rufford Abbey, Ollerton, NG22 9DF. Tel: 01623 822944
Jacobean house built in 1607 with a priests hiding hole. Carved Charles II staircase and 17
th and 18 th century furniture.
Thrumpton, NG11 0AX Tel: 01159 830333
500-acre park. Natural history museum housed in Elizabethan mansion. Yard Gallery
(contemporary art exhibitions), industrial museum, gardens & lake. Refreshments (seasonal).
Shop.
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