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Cawston Manor in 1934 was sold to Lt Colonel Herbert McDougall who in 1936 had the Japanese-style boathouse built by the inspiration of the
distinguished Norfolk architect Cecil Upcher and built by the Cawston Builder Norman Howard, bricks used…

The year was 1952 I had just reached the all-knowing age of 11....

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The water tower was built to provide fresh water to the Manor in 1897.... Click on file to view full screen....

The Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations included a whole week's holiday for the school children....

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Wounded in Battle during WW1, was shipped back to UK to Norwich hospital and then spent a month convalescing at Cawston Manor....

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In 1896 the manorial rights having passed from Augustine Earle to the Bulwer family were sold to George Cawston of London.... Click on File to view full screen....

A new seat of learning came to Cawston in 1964 when Cawston College, a Woodard School, was established at the Manor, with Mr. John Asquith as Headmaster.... Click on file to view full screen....

This is a "Brief History" of the Royal Manor, Manor House and Cawston College to 2010....

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Memorabilia and Photos WW1....

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The Cecil Cawston Memorial Institute: George Cawston of London in 1896 bought the manorial rights of our manor and he proceeded to build Cawston Manor.... Click on file to view full screen....
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