Coxhoe Hall


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Coxhoe Hall (c1725 - 1956)


Coxhoe

  • Description

    "...It was set high on a south facing hillside adjacent to the site of Coxhoe medieval village. A tree-lined avenue led to the Hall and it was surrounded by grounds with terraces, tennis courts and walled garden....1938: The Hall was bought by East Hetton Colliery Co. It was requisitioned in WW2 and housed British troops and Italian and German prisoners of war. The Hall fell into disrepair and was finally demolished by the National Coal Board in 1956..."

  • Owner

    Coxhoe Local History Group

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    Link: http://www.coxhoehistory.org/CoxhoeHall.html
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    Added by: Simon Cotterill
    Last modified: 9 years, 1 month ago
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