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Southill Park, Bracknell, c. 1865, the seat of Sir William Hayter. It is seen across a lawn, with a covered colonnade to the left. In later years, the name of the house was usually spelled South Hill Park, and it became an arts centre. 1860-1869: scan of photo in "The Seats and Mansions of Berkshire, " vol. 4 plate 35, published c. 1866

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Remove Southill Park, Bracknell, c. 1865, the seat of Sir William Hayter. It is seen across a lawn, with a covered colonnade to the left. In later years, the name of the house was usually spelled South Hill Park, and it became an arts centre. 1860-1869: scan of photo in "The Seats and Mansions of Berkshire, " vol. 4 plate 35, published c. 1866 from your current listSave Southill Park, Bracknell, c. 1865, the seat of Sir William Hayter. It is seen across a lawn, with a covered colonnade to the left. In later years, the name of the house was usually spelled South Hill Park, and it became an arts centre. 1860-1869: scan of photo in "The Seats and Mansions of Berkshire, " vol. 4 plate 35, published c. 1866 to your current list

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