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The Garden (West) front, Muskham Grange

Courtesy of M Granger

Main Street
North Muskham
England

Muskham Grange was located between Main Street and the Great North Road in the area now occupied by the Grange and Park housing estates. This picture shows the oldest part of the house, including the former brewhouse and servants' quarters. The main entrance to the house is off the picture on the far left. Although dating from the sixteenth century, it was greatly extended in the 1780s. In 1789 it was purchased by it's most distinguished owner, William Rastall Dickinson, whose history of Southwell is still the principal work on the town. The grange was demolished in 1963.

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