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Goldsworth Park is a
large housing estate to the north-west of
Woking in Surrey, England. It was
named after the
nearby Goldsworth area
which was a large...
- who
wanted to kill
Judge Goldsworth,
whose house "Pale Fire's" commentator—whatever his "true" name is—is renting.
Goldsworth had
condemned Grey to an...
- was
founded by
Kenneth Maynard Wood in 1947 in the town of
Woking at 79
Goldsworth Road. In 1962 the
company moved to
Havant where they
currently maintain...
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Goldsworth Park, a
district of Woking, Surrey, England. The
church paid for and
sponsors the
secular local youth and
community centre for
Goldsworth Park...
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seven divisions are: "The Byfleets", "
Goldsworth East and
Horsell Village", "Knaphill and
Goldsworth West", "Woking North", "Woking South", "Woking...
- (affectionately
referred to as "The Valleys") are
adjacent to West
Campus in
Goldsworth Valley.
Waldo Library is the
fourth largest university library system...
- Sir
Goldsworthy Gurney (14
February 1793 – 28
February 1875) was a
British surgeon, chemist, architect, builder,
lecturer and consultant. He was a prototypical...
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caters for (Beavers, Cubs and Scouts).
Goldsworth Park
Angling Club,
established 2015,
manages angling at
Goldsworth Park Lake and
Brookwood Ponds, under...
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Goldsworthy (1989). Leaves. London:
Common Ground. ISBN 1-870364-07-4. Andy
Goldsworth (1990). Andy Goldsworthy. London: Viking. ISBN 0-670-83213-8. Republished...
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Nabokov novel Pale Fire, a
central character's
house is
situated between "
Goldsworth" (the name of an estate) and "Wordsmith University".
Crossing these two...
