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| The Hall | Belsay Hall | Mr Bell | 18 chains N.W. | Is a splendid mansion built | ||
| Belsay Hall | Mr Watson | of Boghouse | of cut stone, situated on | |||
| Belsay Hall | Mr Robinson | rising ground south east | ||||
| The Hall | Sir Charles Monck | of |
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| architecture is of the Doric | ||||||
| Style, the entrance front is on | ||||||
| the east side and has two | ||||||
| fluted columns of 4ft. 11 inches | ||||||
| in diameter and 29 feet in height. | ||||||
| On the south side are two beautiful | ||||||
| ornamental terraces, the pleasure | ||||||
| grounds on the east of the Hall | ||||||
| are delightful. Many of the walks | ||||||
| are cut out of the solid rock | ||||||
| and tastefully decorated with | ||||||
| shrubs and flowers, the whole | ||||||
| is the design of the present | ||||||
| proprietor, Sir Charles Monck | ||||||
| who was also architect for | ||||||
| the building. | ||||||
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