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| Description | Given to the National Trust by the first Lord Fairhaven in the 1960s. American born, Urban Huttleston Broughton, the first Lord Fairhaven, acquired the run down former Cambridgeshire priory in 1929. |
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| Source | Anglesey Abbey |
| Author | Roger Ward |
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