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The growth of smaller country houses: Harewood Park, Herefordshire

Posted on November 20, 2010 by Matthew Beckett - The Country Seat

The size of a country house was traditionally the physical embodiment of the wealth (or aspirations) of the owner. Yet as the role of the country house changed and the emblems of power altered, new, smaller forms of houses to … Continue reading →

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The growth of smaller country houses: Harewood Park, Herefordshire

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