Belgrave Hall

Belgrave Hall was worked in the mid eighteenth century, in what was then a little town three miles from the town of Leicester.

Presently city activity passes, relatively unnoticed, just past the garden dividers.

The Hall has changed hands ordinarily yet its proprietors have constantly assumed a noteworthy part in the monetary, social and altruistic existence of the group.

Edmund Cradock, a prosperous hosiery trader, fabricated the Hall in the vicinity of 1709 and 1713 however kicked the bucket not long after its fruition.

The groups of John Ellis acquired Belgrave Hall in 1845 and were noted for their great work in the group.

Ellis, an affluent businessperson, was in charge of acquiring the railroad to Leicester 1833.