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Hyde House, Quorn 1758-1841

The site was halfway between the Forge and the entrance lodge to Quorn House. Owned by John Hyde in 1758, the house was demolished by E B Farnham in 1841.

The building on the left is a tannery owned by the Inglesant family.

Submitted on: 2009-06-26

Submitted by: Kathryn Paterson

Artefact ID: 40

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