Tillingbourne Lodge
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Tillingbourne Lodge
Image: © Ian Capper Taken: 11 Oct 2021
19th Century former lodge to a large house, Tillingbourne House, which had been built by the Duke of Norfolk to replace Lonesome Lodge, a Palladian mansion further up the valley which had been built in 1740, which the Duke had purchased in 1840. Tillingbourne House was itself demolished in 1968, to be replaced by a modernist building which was then in turn demolished and replaced in the late 2010s.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.214354
Longitude
-0.383662