Hartington Bed and Breakfasts
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Hulme End,
Hartington, Derbyshire, England,
SK17 0EX Heritage Rating:
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The Manifold Inn is a delightful 200 year old former coaching inn offering warm Hospitality and renowned food at sensible prices. This lovely mellow stone building nestles on the banks of the River Manifold opposite the old toll house which used to serve the turnpike and river ford. It lies … more >>Accommodation Rating: Accommodation Type: Guest AccommodationFrom: £55.00
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Two of William the Conqueror's sons became kings of England. Who was the third son?
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He was named Duke of Normandy after William died in 1087
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He was defeated at Tinchbrai in 1106 and imprisoned for the rest of his life
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