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Newstead Abbey

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Newstead Abbey (ny`stĭd, –stĕd), Nottinghamshire, central England, on the border of Sherwood Forest, between Nottingham and Mansfield. It was founded c.1170 by Henry II in atonement for the murder of Thomas à Becket. It was secularized and granted to John Byron Byron, John, 1723–86, British vice admiral and explorer. Sailing in 1740 with Admiral George Anson on a voyage around the world, he was shipwrecked off Chile.
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 by Henry VIII. Lord Byron Byron, George Gordon Noel Byron, 6th Baron , 1788–1824, English poet and satirist. Early Life and Works


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 lived at the abbey intermittently from 1798 to 1816; he sold it in 1818. His rooms are preserved as he left them.


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The text, designed to be a practical guide for visitors, follows the standard formal for this series: introduction (history, geography and geology), major buildings (including the famous castle), and a series of twelve walks round both the town centre and other areas including three special excursions (including Newstead Abbey and Boots' factory).
One lucky reader will win a two night break at the Hilton Nottingham over the Easter weekend for a family of four, including dinner on the first night, with a bottle of house wine, the famous Hilton Breakfast on both mornings, a family pass to the famous Newstead Abbey, an Easter goodie bag, two Hilton bathrobes and a bottle of champagne, plus unlimited entry to LivingWell Health Club.
The father took his lover to Paris but his son, the famous poet, only took her to Newstead Abbey where he changed his mind and sent her home.
 
 
 
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