Wellesbourne. Wellesbourne House

Wellesbourne House, Wellesbourne. 1910s

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1910-1919

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The original house was the property of the Venour family 1560-1857 and was then brought and rebuilt by the Revd John Lucy of Charlecote and Hampton Lucy (Bolton, EMR & Bolton, PM: A Wellesbourne Guide: Wellesbourne Mountford: Wellesbourne: 1989-: 20-21).

By Darwineurope (28/08/2018)
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This information is incorrect and has been largely confused with the house in Bridge Street known as the Manor, which in itself is only partially true.

By Steve England (31/10/2018)
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This was the home of Juliette Gordon Low, founder of the US Girl Scouts, from 1889-1901.

By Fiona Macvie (15/02/2019)
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Does anyone know anything about Wellesbourne House Garage where my grandfather worked for William Lawrence in 1922-1923?

By Nikki Bosworth (21/09/2022)
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William Lawrence was my Grandfather. My father was William Robert Lawrence and he also lived at the Wellesbourne House Garage.
I do not have any other information at this time.

By Robert Lawrence (17/05/2023)