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A poor prognosis: Great Barr Hall, Staffordshire
Many of the houses featured in this blog are shown as a celebration of the brilliance of our architects and craftsmen in creating one of the finest bodies of buildings of their type in the world. Yet, in abundance is, … Continue reading →
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