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Dyrham is a
village and
parish in
South Gloucestershire, England.
Dyrham is at lat. 51° 29' north, long. 2° 22' west (grid
reference ST37381757). It lies...
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Dyrham Park (/ˈdɪrəm/) is a
baroque English country house in an
ancient deer park near the
village of
Dyrham in
South Gloucestershire, England. The house...
- The
Battle of
Deorham (or
Dyrham) is portra**** by the Anglo-Saxon
Chronicle as an
important military encounter between the West
Saxons and the Britons...
- was the son of the Rev.
Wynter Thomas Blathwayt (1825–1909),
Rector of
Dyrham, and
Frances Elizabeth "****" (née Philips)
Blathwayt (1830–1869). He had...
- (1649–1717), of
Little Wallingford House,
Great Street,
Westminster and
Dyrham Park, Glos.".
published in The
History of Parliament: the
House of Commons...
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Dyrham Park
Country Club is a
country house,
estate and golf club in Hertfordshire, England, near
Dancers Hill,
several miles northeast of Borehamwood...
- The
Manor of
Dyrham was a
former manorial estate in the
parish of
Dyrham in
South Gloucestershire, England. The
Domesday Book of 1086
records the tenant-in-chief...
- The
Dyrham Formation is a
geologic formation in England. It
preserves fossils dating back to the
early part of the Jur****ic
period (Pliensbachian). List...
- but some of the
paintings have been
purchased back or
remain at
Dyrham Park.
Dyrham Park is
today in the care of the
National Trust and is open to visitors...
- Sir
William Denys (c. 1470–1533) of
Dyrham, Gloucestershire, was a
courtier of King
Henry VIII and High
Sheriff of
Gloucestershire in 1518 and 1526. The...
