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The South and West fronts of Felbrigg Hall which demonstrates the extraordinary contrast in architecture, separated by only 50 years.

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The Fountain in the Kitchen Garden at Felbrigg Hall, looking through an arch to a white wooden bench.

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The Dovecote in the Kitchen Garden at Felbrigg Hall seen across a pond with a statue in the centre.

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View through an arch in the garden at Felbrigg looking towards a white wooden bench.

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A corner of the Drawing Room, with armchairs and a settee, grouped round the ornate fireplace. There is a magnificent chandelier and several paintings on the walls. Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk.

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View of the Library at Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk. Made in to the Library by William Windham II in 1752-5 to house the books collected on his Grand Tour.

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A room view of the Dining Room at Felbrigg Hall formed by James Paine in 1752 and has portraits of the Windham family hanging on the walls.

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The lavish interior of the Cabinet Room. The elaborate plaster ceiling is dated c.1687 and includes the arms of Windham and his wife Sarah Hicks.

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The interior of the Great Hall at Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk. The fireplace on the right is a Victorian design incorporating a beautiful armorial panel of the 1620's, celebrating ancient alliances.

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A close up of Felbrigg Church and graveyard on a beautiful, spring day.

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Manicured lawns and hedgerows lead up to the octagonal Dovecote in the Walled Garden at Felbrigg. The Dovecote was built in the 1750's.

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The South Front of the exterior of Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk. A 2-storey Jacobean range of 7 bays, brick with stone dressings and balustrading with the words "Gloria Deo in Excelsis".