Hidden from general view is this small sundial on the Leonard Cheshire Home at Marske Hall, Redcar, North Yorkshire.
Sundial on Leonard Cheshire Home, Marske
Marske Hall is a 17th century former mansion house with Grade 1 building status.
Marske Hall was built in 1625 as a residence for William Pennyman Esquire.
In 1755 it was acquired by the Dundas family, becoming the home of the Marquis of Zetland.
Lord Zetland donated it to the Leonard Cheshire Foundation in 1961 following a number of years abandoned.
Charles Dickens visited Marske to see the three unusual stone turrets.
Further information
Images of England – History of the building
Can you help identify the year of a photograph of the oldest lifeboat in the world, outside Marske Hall.
The Zetland Lifeboat arrived in Redcar on 7th October 1802. The Zetland saved over 500 lives
Permission
Thank you to the staff of the Leonard Cheshire home for allowing us to take a picture of the small sundial.
