Dutton's Almshouses, Eastington, Gloucestershire
These almshouses were built under the Will of Thomas Dutton of Turkdean in 1615/6. He intended them to be for six inmates. Each of which was to have two rooms and a garden.
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These almshouses were built under the Will of Thomas Dutton of Turkdean in 1615/6. He intended them to be for six inmates. Each of which was to have two rooms and a garden.
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