The Hundred House, Great Witley
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The Hundred House, Great Witley
Image: © David Stowell Taken: 28 Aug 2006
The term "hundred" refers to an Anglo-Saxon administrative sub-division. The Hundred House was the meeting place (Moot Point) and court for the hundred. The current Georgian style building was erected by Lord Foley of nearby Image For more comprehensive history see http://www.rowberry.org/hhhist.html.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.293361
Longitude
-2.366509