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The ruins of Woking Palace in 2023. The stone building is an original part of the palace, but the brick walls are part of a 16th-century barn.
There is evidence of a Roman settlement to the east of Old Woking. Woking Palace The ruins of Woking Palace in 2023. The stone building is an original part of the palace, but the brick walls are part of a 16th-century barn. A building was first recorded on the site of Woking Palace in 1272.
Brief History of Woking Palace. Woking Palace was not only a palace, but also in effect the manor house of the old Royal Manor of Woking, which was roughly the same date as the ancient parish of St Peter’s, Woking, excluding the smaller manors of Sutton and Bridley. The Palace stood in a park the boundaries of which were roughly the present ...
Woking Palace The ruins of Woking Palace in 2023. The stone building is an original part of the palace, but the brick walls are part of a 16th-century barn. The first manor house on the site of Woking Palace is thought to have been built by Alan Basset, who was granted the manor by Richard I in 1189.
Woking Palace. Down by the River Wey, in the fields to the east of Old Woking, can be found the ruins of Woking Palace. During the Tudor period it was an important Royal Palace. Now all...
Woking Palace. In the fields to the east of Old Woking, alongside the River Wey, the ruins of Woking Palace can be found. A Scheduled Ancient Monument, the site is also a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Woking Palace is a Scheduled Monument in the county of Surrey, which sits on a gravel island beside the River Wey on private land.. English Heritage describe Woking Palace as "of particular importance because of its excellent survival, high diversity, enormous archaeological potential both on the island itself and in the waterlogged moats and particularly because of its historical association ...
