Gallery of Architectural Work
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Charlton House, Greenwich
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Holland House, Kensington, it was bombed in the London Blitz and only a wing survives
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Longford Castle, Wiltshire
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Audley End, Essex, this is the surviving fragment, there used to be a great courtyard in front of this range of buildings
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Somerhill House, Kent, designed by Thorpe in 1611
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