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Cragside

Cragside is a Tudor Revival country house near the town of Rothbury in Northumberland, England. Dating to the Victorian era, it was the home of William Armstrong, 1st Baron Armstrong, founder of the Armstrong Whitworth armaments firm. An industrial magnate, scientist, philanthropist and inventor of the hydraulic crane and the Armstrong gun, Armstrong…

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Location
Rothbury, Northumberland, England
Architect
Richard Norman Shaw
Architectural style
Tudor Revival
Built
1869–1895
Built for
William Armstrong, Baron Armstrong of Cragside
Designated
21 October 1953 · 25 August 1987 · 22 December 1981 · 1 January 1985

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Cragside

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Edges183
Triples437
Avg. degree1.99
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Cragside

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related to Sources · 193
Cragside → Adrian, Alan, Alison, An Introduction, Andrew, Antonia, Arming British Capital Ships, Aslet, Aurum Press, Bamburgh Castle, Barnsley, Barrie, Baton Rouge, Batsford, Best Buildings, Binney, Biographical Study, Britain, British Architects, British Aristocracy
related to Architecture and description · 32
Cragside → Alfred Krupp, Armstrong's, Aslet, Criticism, Crook, Dixon, England, English House, German, Harry Stuart Goodhart-Rendel, In, James Stevens Curl, Mordaunt Crook, Muthesius, North, North-East, Northumberland, Nouveaux Riches, Pevsner Architectural Guide, Picturesque
related to Fairy palace: 1869–1900 · 32
Cragside → After, Andrew Saint, Anthony Salvin, Armstrong, Armstrong's, At, Cragside's, George Edmund Street, German, Gothic Revival, Hermann Muthesius, Horsley, Jesmond, John Callcott Horsley, Nevertheless, Newcastle, Norman Shaw, Over, Prince Hal, RIBA Gold Medal
related to Technology · 32
Cragside → After, Archimedes, Armstrong, Armstrong's, Bamburgh Castle, Blackburn, By, Caroline Rawson, Debdon, Dee, Dentdale, Historic England, In, Inspired, Joseph Swan's, Literary, Lower, Nelly's Moss, Newcastle, Northumbrian
related to Drawing room · 29
Cragside → Arabella Goddard, Armstrong, Aslet, Broadwood, By, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Haddon Hall, Hardwick Hall, Hatfield House, In, It, Jacobethan, Jenkins, Jesmond, Lethaby, Muthesius, Old English, Others, Pevsner
related to Grounds and estate · 24
Cragside → Among, Armstrong, Armstrong's, Britain, Clock Tower, Cragend Hill, David Cannadine, David Dougan, Debdon Burn, Elswick Works, England, Grade, Grade II, Henrietta Heald's, It, Jill Franklin, Lady Armstrong, Like, Over, Scots
related to Armstrong's heirs: 1900–present · 23
Cragside → Air, Armstrong, Armstrong's, December, Electrical Movement, His, In, It, John Worsnop, Mark Girouard, National Land Fund, National Trust, North East England, Rothbury, The, The Trust, Trust, Victorian, Water, Watson-Armstrong
related to Media appearances · 18
Cragside → Abroad Again, BBC One's Britain's Hidden, Britain, Course, Fallen Kingdom, Glorious Gardens, Great Coastal Railway Journeys, Heritage, Hidden Treasures, Inside, ITV's, Jonathan Meades's, Jurassic World, Lockwood Manor, National Trust, Open University Arts Foundation, The, The Current War
related to Owl suite · 17
Cragside → American Black, Bird, Fruit, National Trust's, Other, Princess, Saint, Shaw, The, The Owl, The Prince, Their, Trellis, Wales, White, William Morris, Yellow
related to Victorian Turkish bath · 15
Cragside → Armstrong, As, Delftware, During, National Trust, Off, Only, Shaw's, The, The Cragside, This, Turkish, Victorian Turkish, Wightwick Manor, Wolverhampton

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house armstrong isbn armstrong's victorian uk shaw room london trust national estate architectural first william architect building prince oclc rooms

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CragsideArchitectRichard Norman Shaw1.00infobox
CragsideArchitectural styleTudor Revival1.00infobox
CragsideBuilt1869–18951.00infobox
CragsideBuilt forWilliam Armstrong, Baron Armstrong of Cragside1.00infobox
CragsideDesignated21 October 19531.00infobox
CragsideDesignated25 August 19871.00infobox
CragsideDesignated22 December 19811.00infobox
CragsideDesignated1 January 19851.00infobox
CragsideGoverning bodyNational Trust1.00infobox
CragsideGradeI1.00infobox
CragsideLocationRothbury, Northumberland, England1.00infobox
CragsideOfficial nameCragside1.00infobox
CragsideOfficial nameIron Bridge Across the Debdon1.00infobox
CragsideOfficial nameClock Tower 110 Metres North East of Cragside Park House1.00infobox
CragsideOfficial nameCragside park and gardens1.00infobox
CragsideReference no.10420761.00infobox
CragsideReference no.10420331.00infobox
CragsideReference no.13547501.00infobox
CragsideReference no.10010461.00infobox
CragsideTypeHouse1.00infobox
Cragsideis aTudor Revival country house near the town of Rothbury in Northumberland0.90text

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