Acklam Hall Vouchers May 2025 - 10% OFF

In the early 17th century, Acklam Hall was owned by Sir Francis Boynton, its long relationship with the Hustler family began. William Hustler, a cloth merchant from Burlington, wanted to buy a country estate on the banks of the River Tees for a deal. Initially, he rented the Aram estate, but in 1637 William Hosteller bought the entire estate from the Boynton family-including the entire town of Aram, as well as Elson, Meddler Fort Worth and parts of Nunthorpe. From 1680 to 1683, William Hustler’s grandson, also known as William Hustler, was later named Sir by Charles II, and built a two-story building with a contemporary fashion style. Out of Dutch influence. For two hundred years, Acklam Hall has been occupied by generations of the Hustler family. One of them was Thomas Hustler, originally from Philadelphia, USA, and he was closely involved in the early development of Middlesbrough.