Principal buildings keele hall listed grade ii was completely rebuilt between 1855 and 1860 by anthony salvin 182781. Keva hall obituary northwood, ia the red oak express. Sep 08, 2017 digital humanities at keele is a free, oneday symposium which will take place on friday 15th september at the claus moser research centre on campus. The other main item of note is the c17 style staircase to the north of the great hall with its vaseshaped balusters and newels with pointed finials and fleurdelys symbols. Keva suzanne hale, 49, northwood, died saturday, july 12, 2014, of cancer, surrounded by her family. A brief history of the sneyd family, the keele estate and the origins of keele university. Kolbert, the sneyds and keele hall guide book, 1970 edition. Library search request a book interlibrary loan make a stock suggestion medical exam revision collection patient voices collection. There is a five second opportunity to see keele hall from the m6 just south of the servcies. Keele university, officially known as the university of keele, is a public research university located about 3 miles 5 km from newcastleunderlyme, staffordshire, england. The myths, legends and traditions of keele are extremely popular among our students.
The oldest mansion house in staffordshire, keele hall is a superb country house and wedding venue, available for exclusive use. Christmas party in the ballroom keele hall, keele traveller. To the northwest the park is bounded by the keele to newcastle road, and to the southwest by lymes road, a metalled track opened in 1840 to replace an older keele to butterton right of way. Yours would be the only wedding here on your chosen date. William sneyds son ralph built the first keele hall in 1580. Keele hall, keele, staffordshire history in structure. A rebuilding of the sneyds century house, with gables derived from the original house.
Keele is one of the newest and fastest growing management schools in the uk, set in leafy 617 acres of leafy staffordshire parkland, with 19th century keele hall at its centre. The history of keele edited by christopher harrison, university of keele, 1986. Today i want to share with you some of our favorite library book titles. Keele hall family history, mansions, house styles, home decor, homemade. Keele was granted university status by royal charter in 1962 and was founded in 1949 as the university college of north staffordshire. We hope you enjoy this brief history of keele and if you are interested in reading more about the history of keele, the following books are available. Most of the people know keele hall to be a beautiful setting for weddings or special events in general. The end of sneyd dominance cover of the book of sale for the sneyd estate ralph sneyd died in december 1949 and within a year the nephew who succeeded him also died, and the estate had to be sold to pay the estate duties. Keele teaching staff should speak to the keele faculty of medicine and health sciences librarian to discuss their requirements to support their courses, otherwise you can make a suggestion online. The sneyds and keele hall john kolbert, university of keele, 1967 the sneyds, squires of keele john kolbert, university of keele, 1976. This was about 76% of all the recorded keele s in the usa. Keele hall, newcastleunderlyme 1001165 historic england. A beautiful collection of vintage illustrations from kay nielsens illustrated books and fairy tales. Keele occupies a 625acre 250 ha rural campus close to the village of keele and consists of extensive woods, lakes and keele hall set in staffordshire potteries.
The hall is full of history and is set in wonderful grounds. Some of these are books we have purchased after finding them at the library and others we checkout on a regular basis. Youll study the way humans have always tried to organise their lives physically and conceptually, individually and together. Keele university wikimili, the best wikipedia reader. Staffordshire, 1974, 15860 other register of parks and gardens of special historic interest in england, part 38 staffordshire. Books and journals kolbert, jm, the sneyds and keele hall guide book, 1970 pevsner, n, the buildings of england. This web page shows only a small excerpt of our keele research.
Keele hall keele university, st5 5bg keele rated 4. Now the central building of the university of keele. The most keele families were found in the usa in 1880. Hire keele hall to host your next private or corporate event for up to 520 guests. Keele hall project gutenberg selfpublishing ebooks. Keele hall s ballroom is the largest conference and banqueting space in staffordshire, providing 500 square metres of flexible space and can host up to 400 dinner guests making it suitable for any large event such as product launches, exhibitions, dinners and awards evenings. Response from venture828598, business development coordinator at keele hall. Keele hall is a 19thcentury mansion house at keele, staffordshire, england, now standing on the campus of keele university and serving as the university conference centre. The sneyd family and the keele estate keele university occupies a 620acre 250 hectare rural campus close to the village of keele and comprises extensive woodlands, small lakes and keele hall in the historic staffordshire potteries heartland.
Marry in the great hall, have your photographs taken in the italian. The inhabitants are employed chiefly in collieries, ironstone mines, and smelting furnaces. Tennessee had the highest population of keele families in 1840. All bookings are managed by a dedicated events team, creating the perfect packages for your conferences and events.
The manor of keele had been granted by henry ii in 1180 to the knights templars, and on the suppression of that order it passed into the possession of the knights hospitallers, who held it until their property was confiscated, at the reformation, by henry viii, who sold keele to sir william sneyd of bradwell in 1544. The manor, with keele hall, has belonged to the sneyd family from the time of edward iii. Keele the first fifty years john kolbert, melandrium books, 2000. Walter sneyd 17521829 of keele hall, mp for castle rising in 17841790. The books were transferred to the new campus building in 1961. May 23, 2016 at sixteen, she wrote her first romance, with a medieval setting, completed in installments in an exercise book. After the dissolution of the monasteries by henry viii, sir william sneyd bought the keele estate and other lands, and began the long keele connection. Since 2004 he has been professor of modern history at the university of york. History the manor of keele was held by the sneyd pronounced sneed family and in about 1580 ralph sneyd built a large gabled tudor style house there.
See more ideas about hall, victorian castle and house styles. Keele hall e um palacio rural, do seculo xix, localizado em keele, no staffordshire, inglaterra. Venue hire, keele hall, staffs keele university conferences. Keele hall is a grade ii listed building in keele, staffordshire, england. See why it was listed, view it on a map, see visitor comments and photos and share your own comments and photos of this building. Sir david is also coauthor of the oxford text book of medicine. The familys history can be partly traced in the heraldic devices on the walls. A peoples history of keele angela drakakis smith, churnet valley books, 1998. Keele university is ideally situated right by a bustling university town, newcastleunderlyme, and minutes away from the everdeveloping city of stokeontrent and less than an hour away from manc.
If youre looking for a venue to add elegance and gravitas to a special event, keele hall is ideal. It has a science park and a conference centre, making it the largest campus university in the uk. The university feels these principles resonate now more than ever. Following two extensive tours travelling and sketching in france, italy and greece he published his drawings, which, with norman shaws book, became textbooks of the gothic revival in architecture. Jan 31, 2017 miles taylor is currently a visiting research fellow in the school of humanities and social sciences at keele and the holder of a leverhulme major research fellowship. The sneyds, squires of keele john kolbert, university of keele, 1976. Keele hall is a beautiful setting to celebrate your marriage the dedicated events team strives to create your dream wedding day, taking care of every detail to allow you to enjoy your special day. Keele university culture wikia fandom powered by wikia. Whitmore hall is a beautiful unspoilt early georgian house which has belonged to the descendants of the original family and present family for over 900 years, which makes it a unique, exclusive setting for weddings and receptions. From 1966 to 1970, she obtained a degree in english history from keele university in staffordshire, where she met her future husband, ken beverley.
Keele is featured on the uk here and now edition of the board game monopoly, released in september 2007, it takes the place of fleet street in the traditional version. Of red and yellow sandstone ashlar and in a jacobean style it has a low ground floor and two main floors, with mullioned and transomed windows. Choose keele hall to host your function, we provide elegance and space for any large event, wedding or conference, set in our grand ballroom. The living is a rectory in the diocese of lichfield. This historic mansion, one of staffordshires finest stately homes was previously owned by the sneyd family and stands in hundreds of acres of lush parkland and immaculate gardens. In 1840 there were keele families living in tennessee. Originally the event was hosted solely at edge hill university, under the nurturing command of dr mary hurst, but last year the two institutions teamed up to develop this inaugural event which, though modelled closely on dr hursts original vision, sought to nourish the. Besides the gorgeous architecture of the house and the breathtaking beauty of the interiors, the hundreds of acres of surrounding parkland, including beautiful lakes and gardens with panoramic views over the countryside landscape, create an idyllic ambiance for. On friday 30 september 2016 keele university hosted an undergraduate and postgraduate conference on byron and romanticism. As early as the 19th century, charles kelsall 17821857, an architect educated at eton and cambridge university, imagined in phantasm of an university 1814, the foundation of a dream college layout in the county of staffordshire where the silver trent would meander at the end of the university grove. Sneyd, ralph 16921733, of keele hall and bradwell, staffs. Keele hall is a 19thcentury mansion house at keele, staffordshire and the eponym of keele university, officially known as the university of keele, a public research university near newcastleunderlyme, staffordshire.
During the warmer months, you and your guests can enjoy drinks on the lawns adjacent to the mansion. But not many know that just passed the entrace of keele hall there is a restaurant the terrace open daily for light lunches or a 23 course meal. Keele hall 2020 all you need to know before you go with. Keele university, officially known as the university of keele, is a public research university in. Keele hall and its park are to the east of keele village, the hall being c 1km from the parish church. Then in 1856 and still only 21 he worked under the clerk of works at keele hall, which his uncle was building. Keele hall, newcastleunderlyne, staffordshire sneyd 1891 old print antique print vintage print printed prints of staffs. Keele university campus nestles in 600 acres of countryside, situated in the heart of the uk. Later, the senate room in keele hall was used to house the material.
The family prospered as coal in nearby silverdale, staffordshire and iron owners and also brick and tile manufacturers. Keele hall s ballroom is the largest conference and banqueting space in staffordshire. The family of ralph sneyd esq 17231793 of keele, staffodshire, with a survey of its prehistory university of keele ma thesis, 1990. Sorry, there are no tours or activities available to book online for the dates. Keele, staffordshire genealogy heraldry and history. Keele university was founded more than 60 years ago on the belief that they met the demands of a new kind of society, economy and world. On the history ba hons undergraduate degree at keele university develop a lifelong appreciation of the historical past as well as its influence on the societies of today and tomorrow. The keele family name was found in the usa, the uk, canada, and scotland between 1840 and 1920. From history, gazetteer and directory of staffordshire, william white, sheffield, 1851 keele is a village and parish, two and a half miles w by s of newcastleunderlyme, containing 1194 inhabitants, and about 2700 acres of land, most of which belongs to ralph sneyd, esq, the lord of the manor, who has here extensive coal and iron works, and resides at keele hall, a large stone mansion. Scholars from across the university, alongside some esteemed external keynote speakers, will be discussing a range of exciting new ways of carrying out humanities research using computational tools, from digital mapping to network analysis.
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