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Gawsworth Hall
An ancient manor house wrapped in romance, intrigue and great charm. Here you will find the Fitton family Chapel, first licensed in 1365, and still used by the family today. The original Norman house was rebuilt in 1480 and, following extensive remodelling in 1701, was the subject of the most famous...
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Gawsworth Hall, Cheshire, - recommended by Condé Nast Johansens Cheshire
The house is open many days from Easter until the end of September. Now the home of the Richards family, it is world famous for its SUMMER OPEN AIR THEATRE, its CHRISTMAS OPENING and CRAFT FAIRS and CAR DAYS. To see Cheshire,...
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Gawsworth Hall Gardens - Visit Cheshire
The tilting ground forms part of a vast Elizabethan pleasure garden of approximately 30 acres, at the time being set within a larger park of some 600 acres - a vast private estate for the enjoyment of the Fittons and their guests. After Mary's disgrace from court the Fitton finances never recovered ...
visitcheshire.com
Visit Gawsworth Hall- Enjoy England
One of Cheshire's most beautiful occupied historic houses. Gawsworth Hall is a Tudor, half-timbered manor-house with tilting ground. With an open-air theatre and covered grandstand providing plays during Jun-Aug. The hall also displays pictures, sculptures and furniture. There are craft fairs May an...
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Gawsworth Hall
This historic family home in east Cheshire dates, in parts, to 1365. In the 16th century it was the home of Mary Fitton, said to have been the Dark Lady of Shakespeare’s sonnets. During the summer Gawsworth Hall is a unique venue for open air theatre performances. The house and gardens are open to t...
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