Godstone, Rooks Nest's Lodge 1909
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Rooks Nest was the home of Sir George Gilbert Scott (1811-78), leader of the Gothic revival in architecture, a style that befitted small country churches as well as major metropolitan landmarks. He carried out hundreds of church restorations as well as designing public buildings, including St Pancras Station Hotel in London. His grandson, Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, designed the K6 - Britain's famous red telephone box.
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