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Little Cressingham

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arboretum extending 13 acres (53,000 m) which is open to public visitors. In 1972 Clermont Hall was found to be riddled with dry rot but attempts to demolish were thwarted by the imposition of a preservation order. The hall was sold in 1973 to Philip Jones, an artist, who demolished the servants quarters and restored the main house in 19 acres (77,000 m) of land with cottages.
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The village pub, The White Horse, closed in 2004. Next to the church is the old Free School founded and endowed by William Farrer in 1809 and built at a cost of £144. It is now the village hall. The mill at Little Cressingham, a Grade II* listed building, is both a water and wind mill, one of only
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Clermont House was built in 1971/2 in the walled garden of Clermont Hall as a replacement for Clermont Hall and as an agent's house. John Davies, Prince-Smith's resident land agent from 1971—1997, bought Clermont House in 1977. Davies added to the house in later years and in 1983 developed an
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John Remington Mills was one of two sons of Samuel Mills (d 1847) of Russell Square. Both sons bought country estates. Thomas Mills, barrister and MP, bought Tolmers in Hertfordshire (which his brother inherited) and John Remington Mills bought the Hilborough and Clermont Estates at Little
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The last owner of Clermont Hall was Sir Richard Prince-Smith who acquired the estate in 1966 and sold it in 1997. The estate, which originally extended to 2,734 acres (11.06 km), was broken up from 1977 onwards. Much of it is now owned by the UK
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The village is dispersed, with the main centre focused on a crossroads around the church and the mill. The village church is dedicated to St Andrew and is partially ruined. The building is medieval and designated as a
650: 457:. In 1863 he conveyed the Hilborough and Clermont Estates to John Remington Mills. In 1869 Mills bought the Watton estate and an outlying farm at Tottenhill in Norfolk. His son Joseph Trueman Mills added the 268: 711: 132: 105: 438:. He built Clermont Lodge as a shooting box and it was extended for his nephew and heir William Charles Fortescue (1764–1829), Viscount Clermont to designs by the architect 537: 252: 276: 704: 454: 214: 30: 417: 697: 474: 312: 46: 387:
The villages name origin is uncertain but probably means 'Homestead/village of Cressa's people', or perhaps, 'cress homestead/village'.
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The Clermont Estate in Threxton, hamlet near Little Cressingham, was created by the Irish peer William Henry Fortescue (1722–1806),
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two in Norfolk. It was built in about 1820 on the Clermont Estate and is now disused.
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Cressingham, retaining property and business interests in London and elsewhere.
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Following Viscount Clermont's death without issue Clermont Estate was sold to
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lies 0.5 miles (0.8 km) to the east of the village.
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Richard Prince-Smith died in June 2007 at his home in
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lies 2.5 miles (4.0 km) south east by road from
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Little Cressingham is located in Norfolk
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