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Serlby Hall is a
grade I
listed 18th
century mansion and
estate in Nottinghamshire, England,
located 7
miles north-east of Worksop. It is
constructed of...
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Edward VII and King
George V. In 1887 he was
created Baron Monckton, of
Serlby in the
County of Nottingham, in the
Peerage of the
United Kingdom, which...
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Serlby Park
Academy is a
mixed all-through
school located in the twin
villages of
Bircotes and
Harworth in
North Nottinghamshire. The
school also serves...
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surrounding countryside,
including part of
Serlby Park, the
grounds of
Serlby Hall. The
listed buildings in
Serlby Park
include two bridges, an arch, a former...
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civil parish was 7,948. The
local school in the area is
Serlby Park Academy.
Bircotes was
founded in the 1920s, with the
discovery of coal...
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village is the
country house Serlby Hall,
which is listed,
together with ****ociated
structures around the
house and in
Serlby Park. The
other listed buildings...
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although Paul had
apparently quit by 2000. Paul
lives in
Serlby, Doncaster,
whilst Barry lived in Ravenfield, Rotherham,
until his death...
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Bircotes (St Patrick's
Catholic Primary School). The town is also
served by
Serlby Park Academy, a 3–18
school in Bircotes. The
Anglican parish church of All...
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notable Lord of the
manor by the
middle 1800s was
Viscount Galway of
nearby Serlby Hall, with
holdings around Styrrup.
There was once an ****ociation with Styrrup...
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Viscount Galway in July 1751. His
inheritance included the
Grade I
listed Serlby Hall in Nottinghamshire. In 1769 he
inherited further estates from his maternal...
