Detail at the Entrance to Gunby Hall

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Detail at the Entrance to Gunby Hall

Image: © Trevor Rickard Taken: 12 Mar 2014

Fine stonework surrounds the main entrance to the house. Just above the door is keystone with the date of construction - 1700. Above that is an elaborately scrolled pediment enclosing a coat of arms representing Sir William Massingberd (boar and three cinquefoils on the left half) and his wife, formerly Elizabeth Wynn (three eagles on the right half).

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53.178715
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0.193655