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English: Lamb House, Rye. Lamb House is a National Trust property, formerly the home of novelist Henry James. A fine town house with secluded gardens. |
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| Author | Stephen Craven |
| Attribution (required by the license) | Stephen Craven / Lamb House, Rye / |
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