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Há 5 dias · Drayton Manor Visitor Moorings is a minor waterways place on the Birmingham Canal Navigations (Birmingham and Fazeley Canal - Main Line) between Fazeley Junction (Junction of Birmingham and Fazeley and Coventry Canals) ( 6½ furlongs to the northeast) and Drayton Manor Bridges (There are two bridges here, a foot bridge and a swing bridge.
Há 4 dias · It thus took in a south-eastern corner of Staffordshire, where it extended at least into the manors of Drayton Bassett, Weeford (with the hamlet of Thickbroom), and Hints, in all of which places the Earls of Warwick granted rights to impark or hunt.
Há 5 dias · West Drayton still belonged to New College, Oxford, in 1815, but the manor was purchased by Mr. Lewis Loyd in 1826, passed to his son Lord Overstone and descended to Lady Wantage with East Drayton. Certain copyhold lands were retained by the college, but all were enfranchised before 1866 and in 1871 the freehold property was sold to the lessee Mr. Charles Cauldwell.
Há 5 dias · Drayton Manor Theme Park – Loki Travelling to Drayton Manor. Drayton Manor is located in Drayton Bassett, a 10-minute drive from the town of Tamworth. There are a number of ways you can get to the attraction and there is also lots of accommodation available in the nearby town of Tamworth.
Há 2 dias · She also held 8 tofts, 2 carucates and 40 a. wood called ‘Jonesclos’, formerly of John atte Lee, 1 messuage in Drayton Bassett and 10 marks rent and 1 messuage in Tamworth, formerly of Margery de Botery, and 10 cottages in Fazeley, formerly of Ralph Smyth.
Há 2 dias · This graph shows the daily average wait time at Drayton Manor by calendar day for 05/18/2024. Greener colors indicate lower wait times (i.e. less busy days); redder colors indicate longer wait times (i.e. busier days). Note that is not a crowd calendar. Click here for the Drayton Manor Crowd Calendar
Há 3 dias · From 1935 to 1983 Fen Drayton was the home of one of the groups of smallholders organized by the Land Settlement Association. Gravel was dug from the 1930s, mostly in the north after 1955. The railway line from Cambridge to St. Ives, opened in 1847, (fn. 9) crosses the northern half of the parish.
