Actual site of the Battle of Naseby 1645
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Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall Stables, Northamptonshire
Laxton Hall, Northamptonshire
Butchers Arms pub sign
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Aynho bus stop
Boughton House, 2000-08-29
Boughton House, 2000-08-29
Boughton House, 2000-08-29
East Carlton: St Peter 2010-11-19
East Carlton: St Peter, 2010-11-19
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East Carlton 2010-11-19
East Carlton: St Peter 2010-11-19
East Carlton: St Peter 2010-11-19
East Carlton: St Peter 2010-11-19
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East Carlton: St Peter 2010-11-19
East Carlton: St Peter 2010-11-19
East Carlton: St Peter 2010-11-19
East Carlton: St Peter, monument to Sir Geoffrey P…
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Boughton House, 2000-08-29
View from the N., scanned from a slide. Most of what can be seen here was built between 1683 and 1709 for Ralph, 1st duke of Montagu, who had been ambassador in Paris in 1669-72 and 1678-9. Stables, with very Frenchified dome, on the left; the principal N. front, containing the 1st duke's state rooms, on the right. The pedimented gateway was originally aligned on the centre of this section, according to James Lees-Milne, English Country Houses: Baroque (1970), p.41, and was moved by the 2nd duke. Remains of terraced gardens, probably also the 1st duke's work, are visible in the right foreground. List description: list.english-heritage.org.uk/resultsingle.aspx?uid=1192643 (house); list.english-heritage.org.uk/resultsingle.aspx?uid=1372406 (stables)
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