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Stourhead (/ˈstaʊərhɛd/) is a 1,072-hectare (2,650-acre)
estate at the
source of the
River Stour in the
southwest of the
English county of Wiltshire,...
- the
inspiration for
landscape gardens in
Britain and on the Continent.
Stourhead, in
Wiltshire (1741–1780),
created by
banker Henry ****e, was one of the...
- in Somerset, England, on the edge of the
border with Wiltshire, on the
Stourhead estate. The
tower stands on
Kingsettle Hill and
belongs to the National...
- Longleat,
where there is also a
safari park, and the
National Trust's
Stourhead. The county, in the 9th
century written as Wiltunscir, is
named after...
- News. 12 May 2009.
Retrieved 20 June 2009. "The
history of the
house at
Stourhead".
National Trust.
Retrieved 10
April 2021. "Gardens
through time". English...
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Flitcroft The Pantheon,
Stourhead Facade The Pantheon,
Stourhead Interior, The Pantheon,
Stourhead The
temple of Apollo,
Stourhead North front, St. Giles-in-the-fields...
- in the
landscape gardens of
Painshill Park, Stowe,
Clandon Park, and
Stourhead. Scott's
Grotto is a
series of
interconnected chambers,
extending 67 ft...
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Silver dish
showing Tomyris with Cyrus' corpse,
Stourhead...
- 3rd Earl of
Burlington (Remodelled in 1868 and the
gateway demolished.)
Stourhead, Wiltshire, 1721–24, as a seat for the London-based
banker Henry ****e...
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Stourhead House, on
which the
exterior of Creighton-Ward
Mansion was based...
