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English Homes - No. XXIV. Audley End: temple...recovery of George III. from his illness, 1890. Creator: Unknown.

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English Homes - No. XXIV. Audley End: temple erected to commemorate the recovery of George III. from his illness, 1890. 'It is beautiful here in summer, when the great chestnuts that stand about the park and the elms that make avenues of the country roads are clad in green. Audley End is famous for its trees: here the flats of Essex are broken up with little hills and dales, and dark tree-lines edge the summits, and make a warm setting for the stately house, and the brown ancient village, and the neighbour-town of Saffron Walden'. From "Illustrated London News", 1890.

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Photo12/Heritage Images/The Print Collector

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HRM25A57_460

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Droits gérés

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4,5Mo (245,3Ko) / 14,1cm x 8,0cm / 1667 x 950 (300dpi)

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travel exterior outdoors building buildings England house houses religious garden gardens arts religion temple art British grounds location century Essex Britain newspapers press print concept B&W tourist attraction country house 17th century engraved engraving stately home 19th century black & white black and white B W Monument nineteenth century tourism seventeenth century The Print Collector Audley End Audley End House Illustrated London News Saffron Walden TGN wood engraving ILN outside newspaper Unknown King George III George III King of Great Britain 19th-century George III of England King George III of England King of Great Britain and of Ireland The Illustrated London News