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Barbon Manor


Barbon Manor is located on the northern slope of Barbondale, about 1km west of the village of Barbon in Cumbria. It was originally built as a shooting lodge for Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth (1804-1877). The Shuttleworth family had been lords of the manor at Barbon since the 16th century. Barbon Manor was designed in a French Renaissance style E.M. Barry and built 1862-1863. The building is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. The Barbon Speed Hillclimb (car and motorcycle) and sheepdog trials are held on the Barbon Manor estate.

Barbon 1863 Historic Buildings and Monuments in Barbon Civil Parish
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BARBON MANOR - List Entry
- "House. 1862-3. By E.M. Barry. For Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth. French Renaissance style. Rock-faced limestone with sandstone ashlar dressings on basement with chanelled rustication and swept hipped pavilion slate roof with …
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Sir James Phillips Kay-Shuttleworth (1804–1877)
- Image c/o Wikimedia Commons. unknown engraver after a photograph by Charles Allen Duval, published 1877 (copyright expired).
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List grade: 1086929
List grade: 2
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: SD6393682826

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