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• South Ockendon
  ...=CUP|year=1969}}</ref> The suffix "don" in Old English means a low hill in open country.<ref>{{cite book|title=Signposts to the Past|first=Margaret|last=Ge
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• Gisborough Priory
  ...e under restoration by a volunteer group. The priory ruins and gardens are open to the public throughout the year. ...with the addition of a pyramidal roof tiled with slate and capped with an open-sided timber cupola. The original nesting boxes have been removed and the d
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• Nine Ladies Stone Circle
  In 1999 Stancliffe Stone Ltd submitted a planning application to re-open two dormant quarries (Endcliffe and Lees Cross) on the wooded hillside besi ...cles of Britain, Ireland and Brittany|location=New Haven:CT|publisher=Yale University Press|isbn=0-300-06331-8}}
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• Tilbury Fort
  ...tecture of that era. The site is now cared for by [[English Heritage]] and open to the public. ...bury Fort: A Post-Mediæval Fort and its Inhabitants] (Peter Moore, 1990 - University of York)</ref> These early defence works are known only from documentary so
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• Titchfield Abbey
  ...and open-air theatre and is now under the care of English Heritage. It is open to the public. ...57: Volume VII: Ely, Norwich, Westminster and Worcester dioceses|publisher=University of London, Institute of Historical Research|year=1992|isbn=0-901179-91-4}}
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• Forthampton
  ==Forthampton Open Gardens== ...popular biannual event during which many of the villages fine gardens are open to the public. Other attractions include an art exhibition, vintage engine
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• Broadway Tower
  ...A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects 1600-1840'', 3rd ed. (Yale University Press) 1995.</ref> in the form of a castle, and built for Lady Coventry in ...urist attraction and the centre of a country park with various exhibitions open to the public at a fee, as well as a gift shop and restaurant.<ref name=par
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• Portland Castle
  ...al wooden partitions have been dismantled, however, and the chamber is now open to the air. It now houses a variety of 18th and 19th century cannons. |publisher=Cambridge University Press
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• Eltham Palace
  ...rasmus described the occasion:<ref>''Collected Works of Erasmus'', Toronto University Press, volume 9, letter 1341A. The reference can be found also in R. W. Ch ...013 [[English Heritage]] staff at the palace said that there were plans to open more rooms to the public in 2014, including some of the servants' accommoda
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• Sutton Valence Castle
  ...castle is managed by [[English Heritage]], and the remains of the keep are open to the public. | publisher=Cambridge University Press
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• Waverley Abbey
  The ruins of the abbey are currently managed by [[English Heritage]] and open to the public. The ruins of the original abbey are managed by [[English Heritage]] and open to the public.<ref>{{EH link}}</ref>
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• Pevensey Castle
  ...he site is a Scheduled Monument in the care of [[English Heritage]] and is open to visitors. ...st=Valerie A. | last=Johnson | first=Stephen | pages=157–160 | publisher=University of Exeter | year=1989 | location=Exeter | isbn=0-85989-330-8}}</ref> It is
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• Vale of Pickering
  ...ils, which are used for arable cultivation and for pasture. There are flat open pastures, areas of intensive arable production and more varied undulating, ...e=2010-06-20 |last=Dr Nicky |first=Milner |date=2006-11-13 |publisher=York University }}</ref> near Scarborough, where, due to waterlogged conditions, a consider
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• Gotherington
  ...H. C. Darby | author2=G. R. Versey | edition=reprint | publisher=Cambridge University Press | year=2008 | isbn=0-521-07858-X | page=152 }}</ref> and was for arou ...tion opened in 1906<ref name=History /> and closed in 1955. However, it is open on rare occasions and for private hire. It has recently been restored by a
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• Cullercoats
  ...er side of the harbour in the 19th century to provide shelter for the many open top fishing vessels, or cobles, launched from the harbour.<ref name="northt ...rms part of the School of Marine Science and Technology within [[Newcastle University]].<ref>http://www.ncl.ac.uk/marine/about/findus/dovelaboratory.htm</ref>
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• Folly Bridge
  |open= 1827 ...raphical Dictionary of British Architects 1600-1840'', 3rd ed., 1995 (Yale University Press), ''s.v.'' "Ebenezer Perry".</ref>
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• Red House, Bexleyheath
  Following an education at the [[University of Oxford]], Morris decided to construct a rural house for him and his new ..., born to a wealthy family in [[Walthamstow]], [[Essex]] in 1834, and at [[University of Oxford|Oxford]] he developed a keen interest in Mediæval history and Me
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• Millennium Bridge, London
  |open=2000 ...book|last1=Jeans|first1=James|title=Science and Music|publisher=Cambridge University Press|page=56}}</ref>
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• The Trundle
  ...e met in one of the two buildings, but Allcroft says "it was, it seems, an open-air Lodge".<ref name=o25 /><ref name=allc /> There was at one time a gibbet ...=Niels H. |title=The Oxford Handbook of Neolithic Europe |publisher=Oxford University Press |year=2019 |isbn=978-0-19-883249-2 |editor-last=Fowler |editor-first=
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• Sydenham
  ...al, Sydenham opened. It closed in 1991, its services being now part of the University Hospital Lewisham.<ref>http://www.ezits.myzen.co.uk/childrensydenham.html</ ...Wells Park] Accessed 12 June 2013</ref> are both Green Flag Awarded. Other open spaces in Sydenham include Alexandra Recreation Ground,<ref>[http://www.bro
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