Bowcliffe Hallとは 意味・読み方・使い方

Construction of Bowcliffe Hall was begun in 1805 by William Robinson, a cotton spinner from Manchester. After completing only the West Wing, Robinson sold the property for £2000 to John Smyth, who finished the estate. Smyth died in 1840 and the entrusted estate was purchased by George Lane Fox of Bramham Park. It remained in the Lane Fox family until 1908 when it was purchased by W. G. Jackson. In 1920, the house was bought by the aviation pioneer Robert Blackburn.