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Front of Highgrove House. The house was built between 1796 and and 1798 in a Georgian neo-classical design. The most likely architect was a local mason, Anthony Keck.
 

Front of Highgrove House. The house was built between 1796 and and 1798 in a Georgian neo-classical design. The most likely architect was a local mason, Anthony Keck.


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GAP Photos/Highgrove Gardens - A. Butler / Architect of the house most likely to be Anthony Keck.

 
 
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Photographer: Highgrove Gardens - See more from this photographer
 
Image Number:   0430359
 
Image Size:   5534 x 5534 px
46.85 x 46.85 cm | 18 x 18.45 Inches | @300dpi
 
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Front of Highgrove House. The house was built between 1796 and and 1798 in a Georgian neo-classical design. The most likely architect was a local mason, Anthony Keck.

Front of Highgrove House. The house was built between 1796 and and 1798 in a Georgian neo-classical design. The most likely architect was a local maso...


 Image Number:   0430359 

 
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