WOODLANDS, STOKE POGIS, BUCKS.

The illustration represents a house recently reconstructed. The

dining-room wing was alone left in the demolition of the old premises,

and this part has been decorated with tile facings, and otherwise

altered to be in accordance with the new portion. The house is

pleasantly situated about a mile from Stoke Church of historic fame,

in about 15 acres of garden, shrubbery, and meadow land. The hall and

staircase have been treated in wainscot oak, and the whole of the work

has been satisfactorily carried out by Mr. G. Almond, builder, of

Burnham, under the superintendence of Messrs. Thurlow & Cross,

architects.--_The Architect_.

[Illustration: WOODLANDS, STOKE POGES, BUCKS]

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