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3 comments:
A beautiful, brick house indeed! I guess there were two windows at the top at one time??
Love your pics of Buckingham!!! Keep it up!!!
Sharon xx
Leif: possibly? In the 17th & 18th centuries there was a window tax in England and so to reduce costs windows on landings or box rooms were often blocked up.... on the other hand it could have been a design feature to keep the house looking balanced and grand. There's also a lower ground floor that's not visible in this photo.
Sharon: thank you :)
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