What is recorded here
Site of The Duke of Buckingham's House 1672
The Duke of Buckingham's House, built in 1672, was a significant early example of aristocratic architecture in the area, reflecting the influence of the prominent Villiers family. The site is important for its historical association with George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham, a key political and military figure in the court of King Charles II.
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