Rangemore Club

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Date:2026

Description:Dating from 1886-1887, this building was originally a club and reading room funded by Lord Burton for his estate workers. It was designed in Tudor style by architect Robert William Edis. Rangemore Club has a snooker and billiards table reputedly played on by King Edward VII on one of his visits to Rangemore as a guest of Lord Burton.

It has since become a private members' club. Around 2010 it was still known as Rangemore Club Coors. By 2021 it was known as The Rangemore free house. It is currently (2026) closed for refurbishment.

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Rangemore Club

Dating from 1886-1887, this building was originally a club and reading room funded by Lord Burton for ...

Rangemore Club

Dating from 1886-1887, this building was originally a club and reading room funded by Lord Burton for ...

Rangemore Club, Rangemore

The Club was built in the Victorian estate village of Rangemore, which belonged to the Bass family. ...

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Tudor Sports, Arts & Leisure Facilities Sports & Social Clubs Social Clubs Public Houses Buildings, Architecture, Monuments Architectural Styles

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Creators: John Bennett - Creator

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