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Mansfield

In 1787 with a villa discovered between Pleasley and Mansfield Woodhouse by a Major Rooke, and a denarii coins cache found in 1849 near King's Mill, settlement in the Mansfield is known to date back to Roman times.

In Clipstone, there are 12th-century Palace of King John remains, in an area that was a retreat for royal families and dignitaries in the 14th and 15th centuries between Mansfield and Edwinstowe, and exclusiveness and famed fresh air in Sherwood Forest. With a market that is 700-year-old, in 1227 the Royal Charter being issued, Mansfield is a town of the market.

Mansfield was by definitions Britain's town that is largest without a railway station from 1964 until the reopening of the line in 1995, which because had pioneered the railway was the town was more remarkable in the East Midlands. Known as the Stags, home to Mansfield Town FC, is Mansfield.

One of the County Council Swim Squad of Nottinghamshire outlets, which as Nova Centurion competes, is Mansfield. With a market square with surrounding commercial, Mansfield has a retail centre including a museum, the Palace Theatre and numerous pubs, fast-food outlets, night clubs, and bars.

Opened by the Queen in 1977 and refurbished for 2012, adjacent is Mansfield Library. A rugby union club at Eakring Road, Mansfield Rugby Club currently plays in an English rugby union system's sixth-tier league, Midlands 1 East.

During the Christmas holidays of 1990, Mansfield has a Water Meadows swimming complex. On the same site as the swimming complex at Water Meadows, of Mansfield's many green spaces and parks, Titchfield Park offers on the river Maun's both sides grassy areas, crossed by two bridges of foot.