Building sights in Southeast England

1. A Map

   Friars of the Sack

   • Rye, England
   • Sights › Building

   Cobbled Church Sq is ringed by historic houses, including the Friars of the Sack, which was once part of a 13th-century Augustinian friary but is now a private home.

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   Norman Staircase

   • Kent, England
   • Sights › Building

   In the northwestern corner of Green Court (far left) is the famous Norman Staircase .

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3. The Brentwood School

   • Essex, England
   • Sights › Building

   Only in England could 'manners' feature in a school motto. In 1557, the very bad-mannered Sir Anthony Browne founded this public school as punishment for burning a man to death. It takes boys and girls - although it was a few hundred years before females were admitted. Among its famous pupils: Douglas Adams, author of 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'.

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