Bell Busk Bed and Breakfasts
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Bell Busk, Near Malham,
Bell Busk, Yorkshire, England,
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Tudor (Time Period)
Tudor House dates from 1849. It was built as Bell Busk Station, to service the village of Malham, by the North Western Railway Company (a.k.a. Little North Western), which was soon to be amalgamated with The Midland Railway. The line was originally the Leeds to Morecambe route, but by 1876 … more >>Accommodation Rating: Accommodation Type: Guest HouseFrom: £50.00
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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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13 February, 1689
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He was deposed by his wife, Isabella of France, and her lover, Roger Mortimer
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