Cusworth Hall, Sprotbrough, South Yorkshire
The country house was built in 1740-45 by George Platt for William Wrightson. It was thereafter home to the Wrightson and Battie-Wrightson families, until it was purchased by the local authority in 1961.
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The country house was built in 1740-45 by George Platt for William Wrightson. It was thereafter home to the Wrightson and Battie-Wrightson families, until it was purchased by the local authority in 1961.
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