the medieval ridge and furrow method of working the land is particularly well preserved and its fields are subject to preservation orders.

Gumley Hall

Gumley Hall was built in 1764 for Joseph Cradock (d. 1826). It consists of a large three storey red brick central block, flanked by two-story pavilions connected to the main block by quadrant walls. Internally many of the features, including the main staircase with its cast-iron balustrade, appear to

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