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“AT the west end of the village of Gainford, there is a many-gabled mansion, known as the ‘Old Hall’,” began a long article in the Darlington & Stockton Times exactly 150 years ago this week. The article told how the Jacobean hall, with its Scooby-Do silhouette of towering gables and sky-scraping chimneys, had long been a favourite subject for art lessons at the Gainford Academy on the green. “It was sketched from every point of the landscape, and was picturesque in all,” says the article in the edition of February 4, 1871. “From the other side of the river, especially, it formed a fine feature in the general view of the village, and a close inspection of the edifice reveals its peculiarities of style.”
“AT the west end of the village of Gainford, there is a many-gabled mansion, known as the ‘Old Hall’,” began a long article in the Darlington & Stockton Times exactly 150 years ago this week. The article in The Northern Echo’s weekly sister paper told how the Jacobean hall, with its Scooby-Do silhouette of towering gables and sky-scraping chimneys, had long been a favourite subject for art lessons at the Gainford Academy on the green. “It was sketched from every point of the landscape, and was picturesque in all,” says the article in the edition of February 4, 1871. “From the other side of the river, especially, it formed a fine feature in the general view of the village, and a close inspection of the edifice reveals its peculiarities of style.”