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Ham House

Ham House is a 17th-century house set in formal gardens on the bank of the River Thames in Ham, south of Richmond in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. The original house was completed in 1610 by Thomas Vavasour, an Elizabethan courtier and Knight Marshal to James I. It was then leased, and later bought, by William Murray, a close friend and…

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Owner
National Trust
Location
Ham, London, England
Architect
William Samwell
Architectural style
Stuart
Client
Sir Thomas Vavasour
Completed
1610

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related to William Murray, 1st Earl of Dysart (1643–55) · 41
Ham House → As, Cabbonett Room, Canbury, Catherine, Charles, Charles I's, Dysart, Earl, Elgin, Francis Cleyn, Goodricke, Great Hall, Green Closet, Ham, He, In, Katherine, Kingston, London, Long Gallery
related to Long Gallery · 38
Ham House → According, Adrian Vanson, Baron Clifford, Baron Maitland, Black Servant, Charles, Chudleigh KG, Colonel The Hon, Duke, Dyck, Elizabeth Murray, Garter, In, It, John Maitland, John Michael Wright, John Russell, King, King Charles, Lauderdale
related to Architecture · 35
Ham House → Although, Bridget Cherry, Bruce, Buildings, Duchess, Duke, E-plan, England, England's Thousand Best Houses, English, H-plan, Ham, Jacobean English, James, Jenkins, John Julius Norwich, John Smythson, King Charles II, Knight Marshal, Lauderdale
related to Lionel, 4th Earl (1727–70) · 29
Ham House → Advance, At, By, Dining Room, Dysart, Earl, Earl Granville, Elizabeth, Grace Carteret, Grand Tour, Ham, He, Helmingham Hall, It, John Carteret, John James, Lauderdale, Lionel Tollemache, London, Major
related to White Closet · 29
Ham House → Adjoining, Baroque, Cardinal, Cherry Garden, Divine Wisdom Presiding Over, Duchess, Duke, Dutch, Escritoire, French, Hendrick Danckerts, Kingwood, Lauderdale, London, Made, Maurice Tomlin, Notable, Painted, Peter Thornton, Private Closet
related to In film and television · 28
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related to Early years · 27
Ham House → After Vavasour's, Alexander Marshal, Charles, Earl, H-plan, Ham, Hampton, Henry Frederick, Holderness, In, It, James, James's, John Ramsay, Knight Marshal, London, Petersham, Prince, Prince Henry, Richmond
related to Lionel, 5th Earl (1770–99) · 27
Ham House → Charlotte, Cheshire, Despite, Dysart, Earl, George III, Ham, He, His, His Majesty, Horace Walpole, In, Jane, Lionel, Lionel Tollemache, Louisa, Northamptonshire, On, Queen's Bedchamber, Robert Walpole
related to Further reading · 26
Ham House → Alison, Edwards, English Civil War, French, Furniture History, Furniture History Society, Gloucestershire, Guide, Her Majesty's Stationery Office, HMSO, ISBN, ISSN, James, JSTOR, London, OCLC, Our Women, Peter, Plowden, Ralph
related to Round Gallery · 26
Ham House → Before, Countess, Duchess, Duke, Dysart, Elizabeth, Elizabeth Murray, Engaged, Goldsmith's Hall, Great Dining Room, Great Hall, Ham, Inigo Jones, John Maitland, Joseph Kinsman, Lauderdale, Lely, London Plasterers' Company, Notable, Peter Lely's

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Ham HouseArchitectural styleStuart1.00infobox
Ham HouseClientSir Thomas Vavasour1.00infobox
Ham HouseCompleted16101.00infobox
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Ham HouseDesignated10 January 19501.00infobox
Ham HouseLocationHam, London, England1.00infobox
Ham HouseOwnerNational Trust1.00infobox
Ham HouseParkingHam Street1.00infobox
Ham HouseReference no.10808321.00infobox
Ham Houseis a17th-century house set in formal gardens on the bank of the River Thames in Ham0.90text
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