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Pitchford Hall. 16th century house - Pevsner considers it the most splendid black and white in Shropshire. Grade 1 listed building - also has a grade 2 orangery. QE2, Victoria and Prince Rupert stayed there.
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| Author | Bob Bowyer | |||
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