Q482 (Q482): Difference between revisions
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(Created claim: land-proprietor activity (P103): land-owner (Q530)) |
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note: Lady William Cecil is noted as the lessor of Thetford Castle and Hill, which she leased to Thetford Corporation. In 1909, she opened the site a a public park. (English) | |||||||||||||||
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point in time: 1909
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Revision as of 09:53, 29 June 2022
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Statements
Didlington Hall, Stoke Ferry, Norfolk (British English)
1911
1 reference
Arthur Hayden, Art in the Sale Rooms, Illustrated London News 11 June 1921, p 782 (British English)
Lady William Cecil is noted as the lessor of Thetford Castle and Hill, which she leased to Thetford Corporation. In 1909, she opened the site a a public park. (English)
1909
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1906390
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Lady William Cecil is noted as the lessor of Thetford Castle and Hill, which she leased to Thetford Corporation. In 1909, she opened the site a a public park. (British English)
1909
