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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall began life as a simple Farmhouse built around 1750 by Francis Blayds. Oulton Hall was originally a "modest eighteenth-century house" owned by the Blayds family. In 1807 the house was left to John Calverley, who was a partner in Beckett's Bank
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R1GHT 4NGLE Photography: Oulton Hall, Leeds