Centuries of Documented History
Explore 2 detailed historical articles from nottinghamshire's most historic hotels. From medieval origins to modern preservation, discover the rich heritage of this remarkable county.
John Musters commissions architect John Carr of York to rebuild Colwick Hall in the Georgian style
Current Colwick Hall constructed for John Musters, replacing the earlier medieval manor house
Mary Chaworth, rumoured to have been Lord Byron's first love, marries John Musters Jr. and becomes mistress of the hall
Mary Chaworth marries John Musters, becoming mistress of Colwick Hall — she was famously adored by the poet Lord Byron
Mary Ann Musters dies at Colwick Hall following years of mental anguish and ill health
Reform Bill Riots see Colwick Hall attacked by a mob and set ablaze; Mary Ann Musters dies shortly after
Violent Reform Bill riots see Colwick Hall ransacked and burned by an angry mob
The hall is converted into a hotel, beginning its hospitality era
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Colwick Hall Hotel
From medieval manor to Georgian grandeur, Colwick Hall witnessed the tragic Reform Bill Riots of 1831 that left the estate in flames and the Musters family devastated by loss. This Grade II* listed building carries centuries of history—and tragedy—within its walls.
Colwick Hall Hotel
Colwick Hall's history spans over 800 years, from its origins as a medieval estate to its transformation into one of Nottinghamshire's most haunted hotels. The tragic tale of Mary Ann Musters and the violent Reform Bill riots of 1831 have left an indelible mark on this Grade II* listed building.
Colwick, Nottinghamshire
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