Eglingham Hall, Grade II* listed mansion in Eglingham, England
Eglingham Hall features a seven-bay facade with rusticated quoins, stone construction, and an east wing added in 1903 by architect Temple Wilson.
The Ogle family acquired the manor in 1514, with Luke Ogle constructing a new mansion where a pele tower previously stood during the 16th century.
The Hall represents architectural influences similar to Seaton Delaval Hall, displaying characteristics of English country house design from multiple centuries.
The Hall maintains its residential function and includes landscaped grounds, contributing to the architectural heritage of Northumberland county.
Oliver Cromwell reportedly visited Eglingham Hall in 1650, during a period when the Ogle family supported the Parliamentary cause in the English Civil War.
Location: Eglingham
GPS coordinates: 55.46960,-1.83667
Latest update: March 4, 2025 18:58
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