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Euston Hall, Suffolk, built in the 1660s around the core of an earlier house, was remodelled in the eighteenth and twentieth centuries. As with the other places pictured, the house and landscape are held under a conditional exemption agreement. Source: Heritage management plans and historic landscapes in the Institute of Historic Building Conservations (IHBCs) Context 180, published in June 2024, written by Ben Cowell is director general of Historic Houses. https://ihbconline.co.uk/cont_arch/?p=1475 Not for re-use
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