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Cottage at Didbrook, Gloucestershire

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Mount Ephraim Windmill at Ash, near Canterbury, Kent

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NOTES: This post mill was built in 1735 and originally stood at Ringleton. It was moved approximately half a mile to this site in 1818.

Looking up Steep Hill towards the Cathedral with the Jew's House on the left, Lincoln

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Tile hung house, Wilstone Green, Buckinghamshire

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Little Moreton Hall, Cheshire: bridge entrance over the moat

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NOTES: This moated manor house is an exemplar of the timber-framed Tudor black-and-white house. The earliest part of the Hall was probably built by Richard de Moreton in the mid 15th century. The west, or kitchen end was built (or rebuilt) by William Moreton c.1480. The last major extension was the south wing added in 1570-1580. The 'domestic block' was added to the south wing in the early 1600s.