Maresfield - entrance to Maresfield Park
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Maresfield - entrance to Maresfield Park
Image: © Nigel Freeman Taken: 23 Jun 2005
This gatehouse was built by Sir J.V. Shelley after 1847 on the site of an old 'strethouse'. During WWI the park was military camp and the lodge used as a guardroom. The Royal Corps of Signals was formed in Maresfield Park in 1920. Maresfield Park is now a private residential estate.
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Image Location
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51.001246
Longitude
0.086515