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Official details of National Trust property, with photographic tour of garden, architecture and de Rothschild antique collection. Also history and contact information for the Bucks County Cricket Club.
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Elizabethan manor house completed in 1583 by the Doddington family and purchased in the early 18th century by Sir Edward Hulse, whose family remained there for the next 250 years. Located in Breamore, Hampshire, England.
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House in Portsmouth, England into which famous writer Charles Dickens was born.
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A tudor manor house built c.1460 with home, garden and church information, and calendar of events located at Buckinghamshire.
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Home of the Charles Dickens Centre and museum dedicated to the writer. Rochester, England.
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Late 16th century merchant's house with period furnishings containing programs and events, images, and visitor information located in Great Yarmouth.
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Located in York, England, home to the famous Noel Terry collection.
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East Sussex home to the Gage family for more than 500 years.
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A voluntary support group for the 16th century manor house and grounds immortalised by Charlotte Bronte's book. Includes a virtual tour and information about the hall and grounds.
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The museum and art gallery at the birthplace of Thomas Gainsborough in Sudbury. Image and description of the house and highlights of the collection of the artist's works. Visitor information.
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A stately home with museum and art gallery set in magnificent grounds, with a large exotic bird collection. Details of events and attractions with an online tour.
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Responsible for the care and preservation of former residences of royalty in England.
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Features re creations of his house, contact details and a brief biography.
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The house where she wrote and revised her famous novels including Pride and Prejudice with information on the history, location, maps, events, and news located at Alton, Hampshire.
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The former studio-house of the great Victorian artist Frederic, Lord Leighton (1830-1896) with home, exhibition, events, and biographical information located at London.
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Originally a 12th century monastery it later became the seat of the Byron family in 1540 until it was sold by the poet Lord Byron in 1818. Abbey and gardens are open to the public.
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Spencer-side genealogy of the late Princess of Wales and her children, the Princes William and Henry of the United Kingdom. Includes genealogical data and family trees, photos, and historical information, as well as the full, online version of Lord Spencer's book, "The Spencer Family".
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Galleries and information on the hall, carvery, and museum with a schedule.
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Information about the museum with links to Charlotte Bronte; includes admission and location details.
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Historic house and garden open to the public at Sidbury near Sidmouth.
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The ancient coronation place of the kings and queens of Scotland. The official site provides an illustrated history, tour and visitor information.
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A Shetland croft of the 19th century, comprised of a house, steading and watermill. Lerwick, Shetland.
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Displays eighteenth and nineteenth century British art. Includes details of the collections and visitor information.
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A local history museum based in a 15th century half-timbered house with general information and images.
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Charles Dickens and his family lived here briefly, and it now houses a collection of letters, ephemera and photographs.
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A 17th century house close to the centre of Settle in the heart of Yorkshire's Craven Dales.
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18th century house where George Frideric Handel lived for 36 years until his death in 1759. Restored to reflect the life and times of the composer. Hours of operation and directions to London location.
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Exhibits with artifacts, audio and video presentations tell the story of the Stewart kings of Scotland, trades and life of the people of the town. Includes hours, admission, events, membership and location.
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A museum and heritage centre focused on the history of the Brighton area between the 1780s and 1850s and British life during this period.
