Database: Owers Manor - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 10:45, 27 June 2020

2020-06-27T10:45:57Z

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	[[Owers Manor\|OWERS MANOR]], the home of [[Olwyn Owers\|Lady O]] and her husband [[Thomas Owers]], is located northwest of [[London]] in the Cotswold valley near the town of Rodwick. Thomas Owers acquired the Tudor manor house, with its magnificent formal Stuart gardens and [[France\|French]]-inspired 'Orangerie', in 1887 when it's former owner threw himself from the roof under mysterious circumstances.		[[Owers Manor\|OWERS MANOR]], the home of [[Olwyn Owers\|Lady O]] and her husband [[Thomas Owers]], is located northwest of [[London]] in the Cotswold valley near the town of Rodwick. Thomas Owers acquired the Tudor manor house, with its magnificent formal Stuart gardens and [[France\|French]]-inspired 'Orangerie', in 1887 when it's former owner threw himself from the roof under mysterious circumstances.

imported>Crookandcharlatan at 20:21, 17 December 2015

2015-12-17T20:21:25Z

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	[[Owers Manor\|OWERS MANOR]], the home of [[Olwyn Owers\|Lady O]] and her husband [[Thomas Owers]], is located northwest of [[London]] in the Cotswold valley near the town of Rodwick. Thomas Owers acquired the Tudor manor house, with its magnificent formal Stuart gardens and [[France\|French]]-inspired 'Orangerie', in 1887 when it's former owner threw himself from the roof under mysterious circumstances.		[[Owers Manor\|OWERS MANOR]], the home of [[Olwyn Owers\|Lady O]] and her husband [[Thomas Owers]], is located northwest of [[London]] in the Cotswold valley near the town of Rodwick. Thomas Owers acquired the Tudor manor house, with its magnificent formal Stuart gardens and [[France\|French]]-inspired 'Orangerie', in 1887 when it's former owner threw himself from the roof under mysterious circumstances.

	In the Autumn of 1888, the self-titled 'Lady' of Owers Manor and her husband hosted many parties and procured women here for elite members of London's Cannibal Club, where subjects deemed deviant vy [[Victorian era\|Victorian]] society were freely broached.		In the Autumn of 1888, the self-titled 'Lady' of Owers Manor and her husband hosted many parties and procured women here for elite members of London's Cannibal Club, where subjects deemed deviant by [[Victorian era\|Victorian]] society were freely broached.
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imported>Amnestyyy at 08:01, 15 December 2015

2015-12-15T08:01:09Z

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			[[File:ACS DB Owers Manor.jpg\|thumb]]
	[[Owers Manor\|OWERS MANOR]], the home of [[Olwyn Owers\|Lady O]] and her husband [[Thomas Owers]], is located northwest of [[London]] in the Cotswold valley near the town of Rodwick. Thomas Owers acquired the Tudor manor house, with its magnificent formal Stuart gardens and [[France\|French]]-inspired 'Orangerie', in 1887 when it's former owner threw himself from the roof under mysterious circumstances.		[[Owers Manor\|OWERS MANOR]], the home of [[Olwyn Owers\|Lady O]] and her husband [[Thomas Owers]], is located northwest of [[London]] in the Cotswold valley near the town of Rodwick. Thomas Owers acquired the Tudor manor house, with its magnificent formal Stuart gardens and [[France\|French]]-inspired 'Orangerie', in 1887 when it's former owner threw himself from the roof under mysterious circumstances.

imported>Amnestyyy: Grammar mistakes and SPOILERS

2015-12-15T07:39:51Z

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[[Owers Manor|OWERS MANOR]], the home of [[Olwyn Owers|Lady O]] and her husband [[Thomas Owers]], is located northwest of [[London]] in the Cotswold valley near the town of Rodwick. Thomas Owers acquired the Tudor manor house, with its magnificent formal Stuart gardens and [[France|French]]-inspired 'Orangerie', in 1887 when it's former owner threw himself from the roof under mysterious circumstances.

In the Autumn of 1888, the self-titled 'Lady' of Owers Manor and her husband hosted many parties and procured women here for elite members of London's Cannibal Club, where subjects deemed deviant vy [[Victorian era|Victorian]] society were freely broached.
{{DEFAULTSORT:Owers Manor}}
[[Category:Database: Locations]]
[[Category:Helix database entries]]