The Quorn Hunt The Accustomed Places of Meeting, With Distances From Railway Stations

For hunters and history buffs alike, The Quorn Hunt provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of foxhunting in late 19th-century England. With detailed descriptions of the hunt's various meeting places and the railway stations serving them, Cecil Cecil's guidebook is an essential resource for anyone planning to participate in the hunt or simply curious about the traditions of the sport.

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