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Burton Agnes Manor House

Heritage Open Day: A medieval manor house interior, with a rare and well preserved Norman undercroft and a 15th century roof, all encased in brick during the 17th and 18th centuries. In 1274, both passed by marriage to another notable family, the Somervilles. In about 1323, Joan Somerville married Rhys ap Gruffud. Their descendant Sir Walter Griffith is credited with restoring the Old Hall and adding its present roof in the 15th century.

The adjacent new Hall (not in the care of English Heritage, but open to the public) was built by Sir Henry Griffith between 1601 and 1610, probably to designs by Robert Smythson. In 1654, the estate passed to Sir Henry’s nephew, Sir Francis Boynton, and it remains in the ownership of the Boynton family.
event dateFri 12 Sep to Sunday 21 September
venue addressBurton Agnes Hall, Burton Agnes, Driffield, Yorkshire YO25 4NB
event timesFri 12 Sep:1100-1700; Sat 13 Sep:1100-1700; Sun 14 Sep:1100-1700; Mon 15 Sep:1100-1700; Tues 16 Sep:1100-1700; Wed 17 Sep:1100-1700; Thu 18 Sep:1100-1700; Fri 19 Sep:1100-1700; Sat 20 Sep:1100-1700; Sun 21 Sep:1100-1700; Free Entry.
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