Tours of historic Long Clawson home raise £1,500

The oldest house in the Vale of Belvoir attracted a host of visitors when it opened its doors over the bank holiday.
The Old Manor House in Long Clawson  PHOTO: Supplied EMN-160519-150453001The Old Manor House in Long Clawson  PHOTO: Supplied EMN-160519-150453001
The Old Manor House in Long Clawson PHOTO: Supplied EMN-160519-150453001

The Old Manor House in Long Clawson, which has parts dating back to 1580, was open for conducted tours on Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday.

More than £1,500 was raised, with the money to be given to St Remigius Church’s windows appeal.

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Organiser Sally-Ann Shouler said: “This was the first time we held the tours over a bank holiday in May as usually they’re at the end of August.

“We had around 300 people come to view the house which was a terrific turnout.

“I’d like to thank the twelve to fifteen helpers I had over both days as without them this wouldn’t have been possible.”