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2. englishheritage.seetickets.com › tour › richmond-castleRichmond Castle Tickets and Dates 2024 & 2025 - English Heritage

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   4 days ago · With its breathtaking views of the Yorkshire Dales, Richmond Castle fully deserves its place as one of the finest tourist attractions in North Yorkshire. The castle was originally built to subdue the unruly North of England and is one of the greatest Norman fortresses in Britain.

3. www.british-history.ac.uk › london-environs › vol1Richmond - British History Online

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   4 days ago · In this house are the paintings of Richmond above-mentioned, some good pictures of the Flemish school, and a painting of a pine-apple, which, by the inscription that is under it, seems to have been gathered for the royal entertainment.

4. www.adventureclues.com › city-secrets › ham-houseHam House and Garden (Richmond, London) - Adventure Clues

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   4 days ago · Visit the historic 17th-century Ham House and Garden in Richmond, London, managed by the National Trust, is located near the River Thames.

5. uk.style.yahoo.com › ve-hunted-down-stunningWe’ve hunted down stunning castles you’ve never heard of

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   5 days ago · Here we reveal some of the planet's most beautiful castles that you might not have known existed. Click through the gallery to see some of the world's most amazing lesser-known castles......

6. www.richmondandtwickenhamtimes.co.uk › newsIn Pictures: Abseiling experts give Warwick Castle a clean-up

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   2 days ago · Warwick Castle is undergoing its annual external clean-up this week, which sees restoration specialists abseiling down its walls to clear weeds and dirt from the 800-year-old landmark. Building restoration specialists abseil down the walls of Warwick Castle’s south front, known as Caesar’s Tower (Jacob King/PA)

7. www.historictheatrephotos.com › Theatre › RichmondRichmond Theatre, London - Historic Theatre Photography

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   1 day ago · Located opposite the infamous Richmond Palace, discover more about our Theatre in an exciting way; including the historical beauty of our Grade II listed building, and other intriguing facts, as you join us for one of our expertly Guided Tours.

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   Who bought Richmond Palace in 1650?

   • It was purchased April 12, 1650, by Thomas Rookesby, William Goodrick, and Adam Baynes, on behalf of themselves and other creditors (fn. 46). It was afterwards purchased by Sir Gregory Norton, who had been one of the King's judges (fn. 47). Views of Richmond palace.

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   Why was Richmond a ecclesiastical chapel?

   • It was presented to the commissioners appointed in 1658 to inquire into the state of ecclesiastical benefices, that Richmond was a chapel dependant on Kingston; that the income was formerly about 40l. per annum; and that it was without a settled minister.

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   When did the manor house at Sheen become a royal palace?

   • It is not certain when the manor-house at Sheen first became a royal palace. A MS. record in the British Museum mentions it as having been the house of Henry I. who granted it, with the manor, to the Belets (fn. 17). From that time till towards the close of the reign of Edward I. it was the property of subjects.

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   Who made Richmond Park?

   • First ranger. Richmond-park, formerly called the Great or the New-park, to distinguish it from that near the Green, was made by Charles I. who was extremely partial to the sports of the chace, and was very desirous of having a large park well stocked with red and fallow deer in the neighbourhood of his two palaces, Richmond and Hampton Court.

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9. untappedcities.com › 2016/03/11 › the-castles-of-nycThe Castles of NYC: 10 Fairy-Tale Inspired Buildings

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   3 days ago · While many country mansions and manor homes outside of the city have a more overt reference to castle architecture, here in New York City there’s quite enough fairy dust to keep us curiously...