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Το σπίτι Boscobel και το Royal Oak
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Judith
May 29, 2015
Built in about 1632, Boscobel House, originally a timber-framed farmhouse, was converted into a hunting lodge by John Giffard of White-ladies. Excellent day-out.
Simon
March 10, 2021
Back to the English Civil War. Charles II took refuge here, while on the run from the protestant troops. See the priest's hole and the Royal Oak.
Willowe
September 6, 2022
A great place to visit. You can walk the Monarch's Way and see Whiteladies Priory and the lovely village of Tong with its beautiful church.
Eva-Marie
April 12, 2014
Boscobel is a pretty timber framed house which hid Charles II from Oliver Cromwell's troops after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651 and went on to be a Victorian working farm.
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Bishop's Wood, England