Hartlebury

Proper noun

Meaning

Hartlebury

A village and civil parish in Wychavon district, Worcestershire, England (OS grid ref SO8470).

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Examples

In 1759 a very wealthy bishop living at Hartlebury – Bishop James Johnson – modified the building and created a carriage circle so that his horse-drawn carriage could sweep up to the front door and then be driven away. Source: Internet

Chairman of the Hartlebury Preservation Trustees Jacqui Watson, who is passionate about the castle, said: “There were four or five people from the village of Hartlebury who said ‘We need to save the books’. Source: Internet

We all hear of the “romance” of Gypsy life, but in fact it was very hard and their former homes are now in museums like Hartlebury Centre. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

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