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Georgian House (The), Bristol, United Kingdom : Reviews of Georgian House (The) - Yahoo! Travel
This Georgian house was built in 1790 for John Pinney, a sugar merchant. Many of the rooms have been restored to the elegance and fashionable splendour of their ori...
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The Georgian House, Bristol - Bristol venue review - Itchy Bristol Guide
Do you ever have one of those days where you just want to mince about pretending you're a character in a Jane Austen novel, prancing around in implausibly tight vestments and taking tea with people called Fanny? No? Ok, so that's just us then. Still, should the desire to do so ever descend, you coul...
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The Georgian House
Down in the Basement from the Hall is a large kitchen. This is fully equipped with roasting spit and oven and many authentic utensils – pots and pans, jelly moulds, spice boxes. The Laundry next door contains two coppers for boiling water. The sole water supply to the house was from a tank underneat...
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Bristol's Georgian House on AboutBritain.com
The Georgian House is an exquisite example of a town house of about 1796. The house is part of Robert Adam's masterpiece of urban design, Charlotte Square. It was built by John Pinney, a sugar merchant who owned both land and...
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BBC - Bristol - Entertainment - Exploring the Georgian House
There are 11 rooms spread over four floors. These include: the basement, where you can see the kitchen, housekeeper's room, pantry and John Pinney's cold water plunge pool; formal rooms including John Pinney's office, two dining rooms, a library and two drawing rooms ...
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