Albury Park House, Albury
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Albury Park House, Albury
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 30 Mar 2006
At TQ064477. As seen from the churchyard. This was originally a Tudor timber-framed house, and was rebuilt for the Duke of Norfolk in the 17C and altered twice more before being remodelled by Pugin in 1846-52, all in a mock-Tudor style. Pevsner did not like it at all. It has now been divided into apartments.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.218594
Longitude
-0.477892