Winslow Hall
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Winslow Hall est une maison de campagne, maintenant au centre de la petite ville de Winslow, Buckinghamshire, Angleterre. Construite en 1700, elle est située au centre de la ville, avec une façade face à l'autoroute et une façade sur un jardin de 22 acres (89 030,84124 m2) en 2007, en raison de l'achat progressif par William Lowndes d'un bloc de maisons et de jardins adjacents à partir de 1693 . L'architecte du manoir fait l'objet d'un débat, l'attribution à Sir Christopher Wren est incertaine.
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