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Seaton Delaval Hall | Seaton Delaval Hall | John Butters Esqr | In the East of the plan, | A noble mansion partly in ruins, | ||
Seaton Delaval Hall | Mr Robert Stephenson | about 22 Chains N.W by | It was formerly the seat of the | |||
Seaton Delaval Hall | McKenzie’s history of Northumberland | N. of Egg Pond | Delaval family, And for dignity and | |||
Seaton Delaval Hall | Whellan’s Directory | grandeur it surpassed every other | ||||
Seaton Delaval Hall | Plan in possession of Hugh Taylor Esqr | Mansion in the North of England- | ||||
Ruins of | White’s Directory | It was built from a design by Sir John Vanburgh. | ||||
Seaton Delaval Hall | In the North front of this splendid Structure, there is a flight of | |||||
of sixteen steps; on each side of the uppermost landing there | ||||||
are three Superb Doric Columns, And the South front is | ||||||
ornamented by a magnificent portico of the Ionic order. | ||||||
the main building of this princely Mansion was destroyed | ||||||
by fire on the 3rd January 1822, the two wings were saved by | ||||||
great and active exertions – This building together with | ||||||
the Estate is now the property of Lord Hastings- | ||||||
Egg Pond | Egg Pond | Mr Robert Stephenson | In the South East of the | A small Pond enclosed by masonry | ||
Egg Pond | Mr Snowdon | plan. About 22 Chains | this name has originated from its | |||
Egg Pond | Mr Maddison | S.E. by |
resemblance in shape to an egg- | |||
Delaval Hall | ||||||
John McMahon |
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