Keele Hall

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Keele Hall, Grade II listed manor house in Keele, England

The red sandstone Keele Hall features three stories with octagonal turrets and curved gables, constructed in a Jacobean Revival architectural style in 1861.

Ralph Sneyd built the first manor house in 1580, and his family owned the estate until 1948 when it became part of the University College.

The state rooms contain Louis XVI decorations, Aubusson tapestries, and Renaissance Revival elements alongside the Raven Mason Collection of Ironstone and Porcelain.

The hall functions as a conference center for Keele University, offering spaces for academic events, meetings, and wedding celebrations throughout the year.

Grand Duke Michael Mikhailovich of Russia resided at Keele Hall from 1900 to 1909 during his exile and received King Edward VII as a guest.

Location: Keele

GPS coordinates: 52.99980,-2.27040

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:26

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