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'''Hucknall''' is a former [[coal]] [[mining]] town close to the City of [[Nottingham]] in the [[UK]]. | '''Hucknall''' is a former [[coal]] [[mining]] town close to the City of [[Nottingham]] in the [[UK]]. | ||
It is famous for being the burial place of Lord [[Byron]], the [[poet]], who lived at nearby [[Newstead Abbey]]. | It is famous for being the burial place of Lord [[Byron]], the [[poet]], who lived at nearby [[Newstead Abbey]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:34, July 30, 2025
Hucknall is a former coal mining town close to the City of Nottingham in the UK. It is famous for being the burial place of Lord Byron, the poet, who lived at nearby Newstead Abbey.