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Shockerwick House in Bathford, Somerset,
England was
built as a
manor house around 1750 by John Wood, the Elder. It has been
designated as a
Grade I listed...
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contracted to
build a 1,000-foot-long (300 m)
raised twin-loading
platform at
Shockerwick for
Monkton Farleigh and two
sidings branching from the Bristol–London...
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House Seymours Court Farmhouse,
Beckington Shanks House Shapwick Manor Shockerwick House Simonsbath House Southill House,
Cranmore St
Audries Park St Catherine's...
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Russian Position Scene V. The Same – Near the
Windmill of
Paleny Scene VI.
Shockerwick House, near Bath
Scene VII.
Paris – A
Street leading to the Tuileries...
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consisting of
three tithings or
quasi manors:
Bathford in the centre,
Shockerwick to the north, and
Warleigh to the south. This
corresponds closely to...
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possible subsidiary villas or
farmsteads at Ditteridge,
Hazelbury and
Shockerwick (near Bathford) and
those further afield at Colerne, Atworth, and Bradford...
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executives of the world's
leading tobacco companies to a
secret meeting at
Shockerwick House to
formulate a
defensive strategy against anti-smoking
health campaigns...
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Lower Hamswell -
Lower Hazel -
Lower Hounsley -
Lower Morton -
Lower Shockerwick -
Lower Vobster -
Lower Weston -
Lulsgate -
Mangotsfield - Marksbury...
- now runs in a
southwesterly direction through a
shallower valley, past
Shockerwick House,
before joining the
Bristol Avon at Bathford, at a
point adjacent...
- Tobacco, the CEOs of the
tobacco companies met in
secret in June 1977 at
Shockerwick House in the
United Kingdom "to
develop a
defensive smoking and health...
