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This is a photo of listed building number 1298719. |
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English: Folly, begun 1721, designed by Lord Bathurst with Alexander Pope's advice, completed 1732. Probably the earliest C18 mock Gothic castle; part former house, part banqueting house and part mock ruin. Located in Oakley Wood, with rides radiating from it through the wood. Building is in a poor state of repair.
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| Author | James MacWhinney |
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