Things to do in Brooksby, Leicestershire |
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Brooksby is now home to the county's Agricultural College, but was once the seat of the Villiers family. Its most famous son, George, born in 1592 at Brooksby, rose to be the favourite of two Stuart monarchs (James I and Charles I) as Duke of Buckingham, prior to his assassination in 1627.
St. Michael's Church has a 14th century tower and contains Villiers family memorials.
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Images of Brooksby
Brooksby Old Hall - front view © Patricia Rose
Brooksby Old Hall - front view © Patricia Rose
Brooksby Old Hall and accommodation blocks © Patricia Rose
Brooksby Old Hall - former stable block © Patricia Rose
Brooksby College - student accommodation © Patricia Rose
Brooksby College - part of the gardens © Patricia Rose
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Days Out in Brooksby
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Melton Carnegie Museum (5 Miles)*
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National Space Centre (7 Miles)*
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Great Central Railway (8 Miles)*
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Charnwood Museum (8 Miles)*
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Gorse Hill City Farm (8 Miles)*
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Leicester Racecourse (10 Miles)*
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National Gas Museum (10 Miles)*
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Framework Knitters Museum (12 Miles)*
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Rutland County Museum (13 Miles)*
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Oakham Castle (13 Miles)*
Places to Visit near Brooksby
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Thrussington (1 Mile)*
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Seagrave (3 Miles)*
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Syston (4 Miles)*
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Mountsorrel (5 Miles)*
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Melton Mowbray (5 Miles)*
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Rothley (6 Miles)*
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Wymeswold (6 Miles)*
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Birstall (6 Miles)*
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Quorn (6 Miles)*
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Swithland (7 Miles)*
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