Rufford Collection

Common Quail (Coturnix coturnix) egg, held in hand, Rufford, Lancashire, England, October

Edward Vii / Rufford Abbey
EDWARD VII staying at Rufford House near Doncaster as a guest of Lady Savile. The Kings mistress, Alice Keppel is standing fourth from left

Rufford Abbey, Nottinghamshire Date: 1913

B Birmingham, B79 7
B79 7

Photographs of the Rufford hounds, with huntsmen, in front of Thoresby Park, and Earl Manvers on horseback, Master of the Rufford Hunt. From a series of articles, Famous Hunts at home'

Old Hall, Rufford (engraving)
669637 Old Hall, Rufford (engraving) by Pickering, George (1794-1857) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Old Hall, Rufford. The seat of Thomas Henry Hesketh)

Rufford (colour litho)
6013183 Rufford (colour litho) by Woods, Albert (1871-1944); Private Collection; (add.info.: Rufford. Illustration for Lancashire painted by Albert Woods and described by F A Bruton (A&C Black 1921)

Rufford Abbey, Rufford, Nottinghamshire. 1906

Newark and Sherwood NG22 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Newark and Sherwood NG22 9

West Lancashire L40 1 Map
Postcode Sector Map of West Lancashire L40 1

John Baron Savile
JOHN SAVILE LUMLEY, second baron SAVILE of Rufford sportsman Date: 1853 - 1931

Rufford Hall, Nottinghamshire
Distant view of Rufford Hall, Nottinghamshire, across a stretch of water. Date: circa 1830

Rufford Old Hall, Lancashire
A dog chases a swan and a gaggle of ducks across the lawns of Rufford Old Hall, near Ormskirk, Lancashire, the seat of Thomas Henry Hesketh Esq - today a National Trust property. Date: 1845

Rufford Abbey Garden
The so-called Japanese Garden at Rufford Abbey, Nottinghamshire

Rufford Abbey, Notts
Rufford Abbey, Nottinghamshire Date: circa 1910

Gardens / Rufford Abbey
Nottinghamshire The Japanese Garden

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"Exploring the Charm of Rufford: A Quail Egg, Edward VII, and Historic Abbey" In the picturesque village of Rufford, located in Lancashire, England, lies a hidden gem that captivates visitors with its rich history and natural beauty. One cannot help but be enchanted by the enchanting sights and stories that surround this quaint destination. One notable highlight is a close encounter with nature's wonders - a Common Quail egg delicately held in hand. This tiny treasure serves as a reminder of the diverse wildlife found within Rufford's surroundings. Rufford Abbey stands proudly as an architectural masterpiece that has witnessed centuries unfold. Once favored by King Edward VII himself, it exudes grandeur and elegance at every turn. The abbey's majestic presence transports visitors back in time to an era filled with royal splendor. Nottinghamshire boasts not one but two magnificent locations bearing the name "Rufford Abbey. " Each holds its own unique allure; one can wander through their hallowed halls and imagine life during different periods in history. The spirit of adventure comes alive when glimpsing photographs capturing the legendary Rufford Hounds alongside skilled huntsmen. These images evoke tales of thrilling pursuits amidst Thoresby Park while Earl Manvers commands his horse as Master of the renowned Rufford Hunt. Beyond its historical significance, it also offers modern delights for explorers seeking new horizons. Maps reveal B Birmingham B79 7 as well as West Lancashire L40 1 – gateways leading to undiscovered treasures awaiting discovery just beyond these coordinates. For those yearning for nostalgia or desiring to witness past glories firsthand, Old Hall at Rufford presents itself like an engraved memory etched into time itself. Its timeless charm beckons travelers from near and far to step into yesteryears gone by.