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Roehampton is an area in
southwest London, in the
Putney SW15
postal district, and
takes up a far
western strip,
running north to south, in the London...
- The
University of
Roehampton, London,
formerly Roehampton Institute of
Higher Education, is a
public university in the
United Kingdom,
situated on three...
- been
named Roehampton for
Roehampton:
Several ships have been
named Roehampton:
Roehampton (1785) was
built on the
Thames in 1785.
Roehampton (1798 ship)...
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Matthew Thomas Ponsonby, 4th
Baron Ponsonby of Shulbrede,
Baron Ponsonby of
Roehampton (born 27
October 1958), is a
British peer and
Labour Party politician...
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Roehampton House is a
Grade I
listed house at
Roehampton Lane,
Roehampton, London. What is now the
central block of the
current building was
built between...
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Grove House is a
Grade II*
listed house at
Roehampton Lane,
Roehampton, London. It was
built in 1777 by
James Wyatt for Sir
Joshua Vanneck, but has later...
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Roehampton Estate was a
plantation in St
James Parish, Jamaica. It was the
scene of
substantial destruction during the
Baptist War (1831-2). The estate...
- The
Roehampton Invitation Tournament was a
British golf
tournament pla**** each
April at the
Roehampton Club from 1920 to 1935. From 1922 the tournament...
- in
France and
across Europe. The
Convent of the
Sacred Heart moved to
Roehampton, London, in 1850.
Shortly after the 1939
outbreak of the
Second World...
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Mount Clare is a
Grade I
listed house built in 1772 in
Minstead Gardens,
Roehampton, in the
London Borough of Wandsworth. The
architect was Sir
Robert Taylor...
