The Hall. (1)
… was a large mansion two and a half storeys high, seven bays wide, with a projecting central part on the entrance front. It was built in the late C18. … in C19 Henry Porter Sherbrooke (1810-87) enlarged the house and added large bay windows on all sides except the entrance front. … The Sherbrooke family retained possession of the Hall until 1957 when the house was demolished. (2)
See M9950 for laundry, M9949 for garden building, L2885 for garden earthworks, M3425 for old Oxton Hall.

<1> OS, 1915, 1:2500, County Series 1915 (Map). SNT1024.

Other Refs: 33/8

<2> Jones PE, 2006, Lost Houses of Nottinghamshire, pp 45-46 (Monograph). SNT1893.