Kedleston Hall
Britishnoun
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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust has led a scheme to move the native crayfish from National Trust site Kedleston Hall.
From BBC
The East Midlands has many spots to enjoy beautiful blossom displays, including Clumber Park in Nottinghamshire, Kedleston Hall in Derbyshire and the gardens at Stoneywell in Leicestershire.
From BBC
A security gate and private driveway approach the home, which opens to a grand foyer designed after a room in Kedleston Hall, an aristocratic estate near Derby, England.
From Los Angeles Times
The stolen objects were taken from the Eastern Museum at Kedleston Hall.
From BBC
The artefacts, including a Burmese bowl, caskets and a wine cooler were stolen from Kedleston Hall.
From BBC
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