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Sennowe Hall (also
known as
Sennowe Park) is a
large country house and
estate located near the
village of
Guist in Norfolk, England. The
clock tower,...
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Philip Wodehouse Born
Philip Edmond Wodehouse (1811-02-27)27
February 1811
Sennowe Lodge, Norfolk,
England Died 25
October 1887(1887-10-25) (aged 76) Queen...
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experimental council housing built with clay lump (1919-1920)
Guist Sennowe Hall, was
redesigned by
Skipper between (1904–11).
Hunstanton Hunstanton...
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Fleetwood Sennowe Hall, near Guist,
extended 1855–56,
remodelled 1908 – very
little of Burton's work survives. Gate and lodges,
Sennowe Hall, Norfolk...
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Thomas Albert Cook, who
built Sennowe Hall in
Norfolk in 1907. He
became Lord of the
Manors of
Stibbard and Great...
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- 'Gaega's/ Gaegi's dwelling' A
large part of the
village belongs to the
Sennowe Park
Estate as does all the
surrounding land. The
estate belongs to the...
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decks have been
removed and the
section between these,
running through Sennowe Park, is not open to the public. The
formation is
subject to
Policy CT7...
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Norfolk In 1960 the
Norfolk Boy
Scouts International Jamboree, held at
Sennowe Park near Fakenham, drew
media attention due to the
presence of
fifty "European...
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refugee camps. In 1960 the
Norfolk International Jamboree, held at
Sennowe Park near Fakenham, drew
media attention due to the
presence of
fifty "European...
