Desktop research established that an earlier version of Clayworth Hall was already in existence by 1676. The owners were evidently of high status as this was the only household in Clayworth and Wiseton to have two reserved pews in the parish church. It was also the only building in the village to be illustrated on Lewis's map of 1749. The early hall was demolished and replaced in the early - mid C19. It is survived by the ice house which was an C18 installation. (1)
See M11347 for C19 hall.

<1> TSAC, Feb 2000, Clayworth Hall, Clayworth, Nottinghamshire: Archaeolgical Watching Brief, pp 5, 10 (Unpublished document). SNT2427.