Architecture of Derbyshire

1905 – Hunting Stables, Foston Hall, Derby, Derbyshire

Architect: Ernest George & Yeates

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Standing on the former hunting grounds of the Broadhurst family, Foston Hall is now a closed women’s prison and Young Offenders Institution. Since being purchased by the Prison Service in 1953, the Hall has been used as a detention centre, an immigration centre and a satellite of HMP Sudbury before taking on its current role in 1997.

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Published June 22, 2009 | Last Updated July 20, 2025

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