Categories: Colonization

On Bradford’s Trail: Scrooby Manor

Only a small section of Scrooby Manor has survived rebuilt as a farmhouse – at even that has been debated
The door
Behind the surviving building the are several indents in the ground which were fishponds in the Manor’s glory days
Scrooby originally would have looked much like Gainsborough Old Hall, far more of which survives
The Great Hall at Gainsborough
Over the hundreds of years the building has got quite out of level
A private room at Gainsborough
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