New Research and Recording report on Skelton Hall

Whilst only a modest designed landscape covering 100 acres at its greatest extent, the grounds around Skelton Hall still provide an appropriate setting for the Grade II listed hall that was built c. 1806-8. The carefully planned layout of the pleasure grounds, large pond and wider parkland was attributed to Mr Mickle by John Kilby who built the hall. This was probably Adam Mickle II or his son, also Adam, who had joined him in his landscape practice at this point.

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