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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,...
- was born on 12 June 1902, the only son of
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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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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model village under the
instruction of Sir
Thomas Cook MP, the Lord of
Sennowe Park.
According to the 2021 census,
Guist has a po****tion of 267 people...
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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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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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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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Sennowe Hall
Clock Tower) 1049228
Upload Photo Sennowe Hall, and
Stable Court Sennowe Park,
Stibbard House Early 19th...
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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...
