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Twelve buildings in use today that were around in King Richard’s days..

May 20, 2019

Berkeley Castle, Berkhamsted, Fyfield Hall, Hemingford Grey, Horton Priory, Icomb Place, John Paston, Oxford Cornmarket, Paston Letters, Provand’s Lordship Glasgow, Richard III, Saltford Manor House, The Jew’s House Lincoln, The Old Bell Hotel Malmesbury, Three Old Arches Chester

HORTON COURT, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

A link to an interesting article:

Unfortunately I have been unable to discover any link to King Richard or his contemporaries having visited any of the properties other than the tenuous connection of Horton Court passing to a descendant of John Paston of the “Paston Letters” family.

Thanks to Tom Martinscroft for his article.

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Glenis Brindley

May 20, 2019 at 3:19 pm

What wonderful buildings, and a fantastic testament to the men who built them that they’ve lasted so well

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