Talk:Wallington Hall
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The house at Wallington is called 'Wallington', and not the commonly misused name of 'Wallington Hall'. The building itself has a hall in it that was created when the courthard in the middle was covered over during one of the rebuilds. - Rupertcheswright (talk)
