Chatsworth House, And The Bridge 1886
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18642
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This is one of the great stately homes of England. Owned by the Duke of Devondshire, it is built on a grand scale. The bridge in the foreground is the main entrance to the house; the water is the Derwent, en route to its confluence with the Wye south of Rowsley.
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