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Description	Ossington Hall was demolished in 1963, but the grade I listed Holy Rood church remains in the parkland. By Carr of York 1782-3 it is entirely classical in a mellow buff stone and contains monuments from an earlier church.
Source	geograph.org.uk
Date	6 February 2015
Author	Richard Croft
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