House in Stamford that takes its name from the title of William Cecil, Elizabeth I's Lord High Treasurer who designed said building
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- ––– House, 16th Century country house built for William Cecil, Elizabeth I's chief minister, home to an annual Horse Trials
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- – House, 16th-century country house that is home to annual horse trials
- — House; Tudor mansion designed by William Cecil, Lord High Treasurer to Elizabeth I
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