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Kenwood House

house, London, United Kingdom
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    Kenwood House, the former home of the Mansfield family, was remodeled (1764–73) by Robert Adam. Its extensive grounds are now the setting for summer lawn concerts, and displayed within the house is a collection of masterpieces mainly by 18th-century British painters. Heath House was the…

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    Kenwood House, the former home of the Mansfield family, was remodeled (1764–73) by Robert Adam. Its extensive grounds are now the setting for summer lawn concerts, and displayed within the house is a collection of masterpieces mainly by 18th-century British painters. Heath House was the…

    Read More