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Fladbury is a
traditional English village located in
rural Worcestershire, England. Five
miles from Pers****, 5
miles from Evesham, 2.8
miles from the...
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later inspired to
create a
similar painting, Two
Girls with
Parasols at
Fladbury, in 1889. The
painting is one of Monet's most
recognizable and revered...
- Alhflæd's connivance, and
possibly Osthryth's as well, she
retreated to
Fladbury in Worcestershire, to
judge both from the place-name,
which means "stronghold...
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Evesham East,
Evesham Hampton,
Evesham North,
Evesham South,
Evesham West,
Fladbury, Hanbury, Hartlebury,
Harvington and Norton,
Honeybourne and Pebworth,...
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Fladbury railway station was a
station in
Fladbury, Worcestershire, England. The
station was
opened in 1854 and
closed in 1966. "
Fladbury Station". Historic...
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Charlton St Peter,
Pewsey Vale,
Wiltshire Charlton, Worcestershire, near
Fladbury Charlton, Hartlebury, a
location in
Worcestershire Charlton, New Zealand...
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Fladbury is
situated on the
opposite bank of the river, and the two
communities are
linked by the
Jubilee Bridge. The
Anglican parishes of
Fladbury,...
- Fairfield, Far Forest, Feckenham,
Fernhill Heath, Fingerpost, Finstall,
Fladbury,
Fladbury Cross,
Flyford Flavell,
Foley Park, Footrid, Forhill, Foster's Green...
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inclosing Lands within the
Hamlet of Hill and Moor in the
Parish of
Fladbury in the
County of Worcester. Sir
Thomas Boughey's
Estate Act 1832 2 & 3...
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although the
eccentric Charles Paget Wade
constructed a
village called Fladbury at his home
Snowshill Manor in 1907,
which has been
restored by National...
