Conquest House is a medieval fortified house located in Emsworth, Hampshire, England. Built in the 15th century, it features a mix of Gothic and Tudor architectural styles. The house is constructed from flint and stone rubble with a tiled roof and is surrounded by a moat. It has been altered and extended over the centuries, with additions including a 16th-century wing and an 18th-century façade. The house is now a private residence and is not open to the public.
A lovely place, safe to say its very old timber framed building, hopefully someone else can post some more info on that. One enters into a grocery shop, produce looks super fresh. There are also organic nut/grain dispensers, bought a bag of organic buckwheat amongst other things... On the back wall is a 16th century motif found behind some plaster. Downstairs the shop continues with eco friendly items... They also had vegan cakes freshly baked by the super friendly shopkeeper. Upstairs is a contemporary art gallery - the exposed roof structure is worth a look and the garden must be fab in summer.
Fabulous new bring your own container shop. If you care about eliminating plastic waste, shop here. It's like a traditional grocers.
Canterbury a delightful small Victorians town Rather quiet and respectful atmosphere excellent pubs and restaurants
El 29 de diciembre de 1170, cuatro caballeros, Reynaldo Fitzurse, Hugo de Moreville, Guillermo de Tracy y Ricardo "el Breton", se reunieron en esta casa cercana a la catedral de Canterbury con la intencion de ir al encuentro de Tomas Becket, arzobispo de la ciudad por entonces, para forzarle a retirar la excomunion que el religioso habia impuesto a varios de los partidarios del rey. Eduardo II Plantagenet Resulto un intento bano desde el principio pues dada su ferrea voluntad, Becket, no sucumbio a las amenazas de los hombres de armas. Tras una serie de ideas y venidas de Conquest House al palacio episcopal primero y a la catedral despues; los caballeros, finalmente entraron en el templo, espadas en mano, y tras una nueva discusion con el obispo, le asesinaron en la zona que desde entonces se llama de "El Martirio". Hoy este edificio historico permanece lamentablemente cerrado pese a que seria el emplazamiento idoneo para un museo.
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A lovely place, safe to say its very old timber framed building, hopefully someone else can post some more info on that. One enters into a grocery shop, produce looks super fresh. There are also organic nut/grain dispensers, bought a bag of organic buckwheat amongst other things... On the back wall is a 16th century motif found behind some plaster. Downstairs the shop continues with eco friendly items... They also had vegan cakes freshly baked by the super friendly shopkeeper. Upstairs is a contemporary art gallery - the exposed roof structure is worth a look and the garden must be fab in summer.
Fabulous new bring your own container shop. If you care about eliminating plastic waste, shop here. It's like a traditional grocers.
Canterbury a delightful small Victorians town Rather quiet and respectful atmosphere excellent pubs and restaurants
El 29 de diciembre de 1170, cuatro caballeros, Reynaldo Fitzurse, Hugo de Moreville, Guillermo de Tracy y Ricardo "el Breton", se reunieron en esta casa cercana a la catedral de Canterbury con la intencion de ir al encuentro de Tomas Becket, arzobispo de la ciudad por entonces, para forzarle a retirar la excomunion que el religioso habia impuesto a varios de los partidarios del rey. Eduardo II Plantagenet Resulto un intento bano desde el principio pues dada su ferrea voluntad, Becket, no sucumbio a las amenazas de los hombres de armas. Tras una serie de ideas y venidas de Conquest House al palacio episcopal primero y a la catedral despues; los caballeros, finalmente entraron en el templo, espadas en mano, y tras una nueva discusion con el obispo, le asesinaron en la zona que desde entonces se llama de "El Martirio". Hoy este edificio historico permanece lamentablemente cerrado pese a que seria el emplazamiento idoneo para un museo.
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