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Whiteknights Park, also known as Whiteknights Mansion, Reading, c. 1776. Whiteknights Lake is to the right. but there is no bridge. 18th century: print, drawn by Governor Pownall, and engraved by R. Godfrey, with the caption: "White-Knights, the Seat of Sr. Hen. Englefield Bart., from an Originall Drawing by Govr. Pownall." There is a black-and-white version at #1390168

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