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danske ministerier, vol. 1, Copenhagen, 1967.
Danish Manorhouses website -
Boller Danish Manorhouses website -
Frijsenborg Lex.dk -
Dansk Biografisk Leksikon...
- A
manor house was
historically the main
residence of the lord of the manor. The
house formed the
administrative centre of a
manor in the
European feudal...
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includes the
following structures: the
historic courtyard or
bailey the
manorhouse the
castle mill (now a
restaurant and a bakery)
former storehouse (now...
- do Topo)
Manor of the
Noronhas (Portuguese:
Solar dos Noronhas), the
manorhouse was
named for the
rural landed-gentry of the period, and
conveys an importance...
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provinces and not colonies). The
headquarters of the club is in the
historic manorhouse of Dona
Violante do Canto. As of 12
April 2023 Note:
Flags indicate national...
- Wandrille,
dating from the
nineteenth century. The
sixteenth century manorhouse of La Tour du Renard. The
Commonwealth War
Graves Commission cemetery...
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Nossa Senhora do Pópulo,
founded by
Jacques de Padron.
There are many
manorhouses located within the parish,
constructed during the
first half of the 19th...
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history museum. The eighteenth-century château, in
Louis XV style. Two
manorhouses, at
Bellefosse and Ismenil.
Communes of the Seine-Maritime department...
- Remédios), a former-residence of the
Canto e
Castro family, the 16th
century manorhouse was
constructed from the
residential home of by Pero Anes do Canto, who...
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continued prosperity of its
signeurial holdings, and
characterized by
large manorhouses (Portuguese: solares) with
their own chapels.
Fountain of São José (Portuguese:...
