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Frontier City, Jul 1981
Littlecote House, May 2010
The Roman villa, with Littlecote House in the background, May 2010
The Roman villa, with the Orphic building in the background, May 2010
"A Prospect of Littlecote House", oil on panel, c1705-1710, 114cm by 227cm.
Littlecote from Green Drive (from Moya Dixon)
Littlecote House, c1910
Littlecote House, c1910
Littlecote House, c1910
Littlecote House, c1910
Littlecote House, c1910
Littlecote House, c1910
Littlecote House, c1920
"The Ancient Finger Stocks at Littlecote, Nr Hungerford, 1902" [J Benjamin Stone]
The Cromwellian Chapel, 1985
Artist's impression of the Orphic Building, AD360-365
"A Prospect of Littlecote House", oil on panel, c1705-1710, 114cm by 227cm.
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