Photos of High Sunderland Hall Circa 1900
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High Sunderland Hall front gateway showing some of the grotesque figures that adorned the building
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The inside of the front gateway. There are eagle like griffins at the top of the structure
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The principal door of High Sunderland Hall showing even more of the grotesque figures
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The front of High Sunderland Hall
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