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The property is described as a 'fantastic 17th Century Tudor mansion with a more recent sympathetic extension to the property'. "The hotel has many original features one would expect from a period ...
The tunnels, finished in the late 17th century, remained in use until the mid-19th century, during the Crimean War, when British and French naval attacks hit coastal settlements in Estonia, then part ...
A five-bedroom house which is believed to date back to the 17th century has gone on the market for almost £1.4 million. The Pump House, located on Bonemill Lane in Enborne, is being sold by Savills ...
A new interiors business specialising in revitalising discarded items has opened in a former 17th century Suffolk pub. HF Interiors has opened in the former home of The Cross pub on the corner of ...
Pieces of rare 19th Century pottery - which were recovered from a shipwreck off the coast of Arran - are to go on display for the first time. The ceramics were discovered by diver Graeme Bruce ...
That's right. Petticoat Lane Market's history dates all the way back to the 17th century. Back in Tudor times, the market was known as Hog's Lane as it initially sold rural goods and livestock.
The discovery was also significant because the street plan provided “virtually” the only above-ground physical evidence in Manhattan of the Dutch presence in New York during the 17th century.
Reader discretion is advised. Researchers have uncovered the reason an "unusual" 18th-century mummy was preserved so well in Austria – and it's highly abnormal. A study about the mummy was ...
Both John and Bassingbourne were part of a successful and influential family of lawyers who flourished in Norfolk and Suffolk in the 16th and 17th century. The Gawdy family is said to have ...
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