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Apethorpe Palace
Apethorpe Palace is one of England's greatest country houses. It holds a particularly important place in English history because of its (OWNER) by Tudor and Stuart monarchs. Elizabeth I once owned the building, which she had inherited from Henry VIII. For a period, Apethorpe was a royal palace lived in (REGULAR) by James I and Charles I. James I so loved Apethorpe that he personally contributed to its extension to make it more (SUIT) for hunting in the nearby royal forest of Rockingham. The resulting series of state rooms, including the King’s Bedchamber and the (IMPRESS) Long Gallery, is one of the most complete to survive from this period. Apethorpe Palace is a private (RESIDE) but is open to the public by pre-booked guided tours during July and August.
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Apethorpe Palace
Apethorpe Palace is one of England's greatest country houses. It holds a particularly important place in English history because of its (OWNER) by Tudor and Stuart monarchs. Elizabeth I once owned the building, which she had inherited from Henry VIII. For a period, Apethorpe was a royal palace lived in (REGULAR) by James I and Charles I. James I so loved Apethorpe that he personally contributed to its extension to make it more (SUIT) for hunting in the nearby royal forest of Rockingham. The resulting series of state rooms, including the King’s Bedchamber and the (IMPRESS) Long Gallery, is one of the most complete to survive from this period. Apethorpe Palace is a private (RESIDE) but is open to the public by pre-booked guided tours during July and August.
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Apethorpe Palace
Apethorpe Palace is one of England's greatest country houses. It holds a particularly important place in English history because of its (OWNER) by Tudor and Stuart monarchs. Elizabeth I once owned the building, which she had inherited from Henry VIII. For a period, Apethorpe was a royal palace lived in (REGULAR) by James I and Charles I. James I so loved Apethorpe that he personally contributed to its extension to make it more (SUIT) for hunting in the nearby royal forest of Rockingham. The resulting series of state rooms, including the King’s Bedchamber and the (IMPRESS) Long Gallery, is one of the most complete to survive from this period. Apethorpe Palace is a private (RESIDE) but is open to the public by pre-booked guided tours during July and August.
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Apethorpe Palace
Apethorpe Palace is one of England's greatest country houses. It holds a particularly important place in English history because of its (OWNER) by Tudor and Stuart monarchs. Elizabeth I once owned the building, which she had inherited from Henry VIII. For a period, Apethorpe was a royal palace lived in (REGULAR) by James I and Charles I. James I so loved Apethorpe that he personally contributed to its extension to make it more (SUIT) for hunting in the nearby royal forest of Rockingham. The resulting series of state rooms, including the King’s Bedchamber and the (IMPRESS) Long Gallery, is one of the most complete to survive from this period. Apethorpe Palace is a private (RESIDE) but is open to the public by pre-booked guided tours during July and August.
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Apethorpe Palace
Apethorpe Palace is one of England's greatest country houses. It holds a particularly important place in English history because of its (OWNER) by Tudor and Stuart monarchs. Elizabeth I once owned the building, which she had inherited from Henry VIII. For a period, Apethorpe was a royal palace lived in (REGULAR) by James I and Charles I. James I so loved Apethorpe that he personally contributed to its extension to make it more (SUIT) for hunting in the nearby royal forest of Rockingham. The resulting series of state rooms, including the King’s Bedchamber and the (IMPRESS) Long Gallery, is one of the most complete to survive from this period. Apethorpe Palace is a private (RESIDE) but is open to the public by pre-booked guided tours during July and August.