Wingfield Manor
(c) Sam Styles, CC BY-SA 2.0
Ruinerne af Wingfield Manor
Wingfield Manor er ruinen af en herregård nær landsbyen South Wingfield omkring 6 km vest for byen Alfreton i Derbyshire. Den kan dateres tilbage til 1400-tallet, men blev forladt i 1770'erne.
Ruinerne drives af English Heritage, og er på Historic Englands Heritage at Risk Register. Den er ikke åben for offentligheden.[1][2]
Se også
- Liste over borge og slotte i England
Referencer
- ^ "Wingfield Manor". English Heritage. Hentet 7. februar 2019.
- ^ Heritage at Risk 2018 - East Midlands. Historic England. p. 3. Hentet 7. februar 2019.
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Koordinater: 53°05′21″N 1°26′35″V / 53.0891°N 1.443°V
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(c) Sam Styles, CC BY-SA 2.0
Wingfield Manor. The view from the tower at Wingfield Manor, looking North to North East with the village of South Wingfield in the background. Little known, Wingfield Manor is a huge grand ruin of a country mansion built in 1440 by Ralph Cromwell and is one of the many places Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned. It sits atop a small hill over looking the valley below and is quite imposing on the landscape. The ruin is looked after by English Heritage.
(c) Sam Styles, CC BY-SA 2.0
Wingfield Manor. The view from the tower at Wingfield Manor, looking North to North East with the village of South Wingfield in the background. Little known, Wingfield Manor is a huge grand ruin of a country mansion built in 1440 by Ralph Cromwell and is one of the many places Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned. It sits atop a small hill over looking the valley below and is quite imposing on the landscape. The ruin is looked after by English Heritage.