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Rufford Old Hall, Lancashire
Only the timber-framed Great Hall survives from the original structure. The hall which formed the south wing remains today, mostly as it was built. The Jacobean-style rustic brick east wing was added in 1662 (see SD4616 : Rufford Old Hall, Coat of Arms and Datestone ). This wing is at right angles to the great hall and its design, using small handmade rustic bricks, contrasts with the black and white timbering of the mediæval Tudor-style Great Hall. The west wing, which housed the family apartments, was possibly destroyed in a fire and a third wing was constructed in 1821, formed out of the mediæval domestic offices; a castellated tower was built to join the great hall to the Charles II wing around this time.
Rufford Old Hall is designated by English Heritage as a Grade I listed building (List entry Number: 1374141 Link
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