Wootton Hall, Wootton Wawen
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Wootton Hall, Wootton Wawen
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: 14 Jul 2002
A large house of 1687 with central pediment containing a coat of arms and pediments to all the ground-floor windows. The listing says it is built primarily of "Wilmscote" stone, but as suggested by fellow Geographer James Yardley I think this must mean Wilmcote stone. Grade II* listed. I'm not sure what the house is used for but the grounds have been covered in 'residential park homes', which look a bit like mobile homes except that they don't move. Presumably residents can use the bowling green in front.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.268003
Longitude
-1.774434