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The extraordinary moated manor, Stanfield Hall, has ties to Dickens, the royals and a grusome murder

Stanfield Hall is a grand Grade II* Listed country manor that sits in 35 acres of mature parkland grounds in Wymondham, near Norwich. It boasts over 15,000 sq ft of space and 35-acre parklands.

The asking prices of the five most viewed homes on Rightmove in July range from a £295,000 terrace to a £6million country estate owned by singer Bob Dylan.

A double murder at Stanfield Hall near Wymondham took hold of Victorian England with 15,000 people attending the hanging at Norwich Castle.

From Pharaoh Teti to Dante, Napoleon, and even Heinrich Himmler, death masks preserve the real faces of some of the most famous and infamous figures in history.

10 Old-Timey Murders With Twists Worthy Of Sherlock Holmes Victorian writers such as Edgar Allan Poe and Arthur Conan Doyle invented the mystery story, and they had plenty of real-life material from which to draw their plots. In their shadowy world of horse-drawn vehicles, oil lamps, and binding proprieties, death could come suddenly—one way or another. 10 The Case Of The Disappearing Passenger One July evening in 1864, two men stepping into a first-class train compartment in Hackney, England...

The Most Infamous Murders Of The Victorian Era Shutterstock By Debra Kelly/Jan. 28, 2021 2:46 pm EDT Murder is a strange thing. Its an act that to many is absolutely unthinkable, but at the same time fascinating. The idea that a human being — sometimes, a perfectly ordinary-seeming person — could take the life of another is so strange and yet so common.  And this is nothing new — people have, of course, been killing other people since they figured out how to swing a club...