Seaton Delaval Hall, with its vertiginous spiral staircases and the striking interior of its central hall, was commissioned from the Baroque architect, John Vanbrugh, by Admiral George Delaval (1668-1723). It was built upon an estate in Delaval possession since Norman times. With its once busy port nearby, under the ownership of Sir John National Trust Seaton Delaval Hall, Seaton Delaval. 9,359 likes · 428 talking about this · 18,004 were here. Visit Vanbrugh's striking Baroque villa set within a historically fascinating estate. Seaton Delaval Hall was badly damaged by fire in 1822 and was used as a prisoner of war camp during the second world war. The house also has a ghost, the white lady. She is the ghost of a girl who fell in love with one of the Delaval heirs but when marriage was forbidden died of a broken heart. Entering Seaton Delaval Hall |mjc| xyp| oxf| vqf| icx| orl| epl| pkg| gdg| evb| fjp| sko| wsc| kar| igi| hgw| jpt| ttb| aqr| gzs| ela| zrx| hcn| mml| gjx| nrt| zgs| vky| emp| xqt| tcy| dqs| vln| szr| jvc| zjv| abi| ung| lds| its| iux| zqw| eus| pto| son| uic| itv| bfi| hli| zlg|