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Actions Displays	A half hung house. Prehen, Derry, the home of the Peck family. Remove from selection Add to selection TitleA half hung house. Prehen, Derry, the home of the Peck family.; Associated with a notorious murder and expropriated from its German owner after the First World War, this fine 18th-century house has been rescued from ruin. Author Tim Knox Default shelfmarkCL MaterialPeriodical NotesIllus. Source Country Life (13 October 2010)‎ pp 48-63 Persons keyword Tim Knox +- Date of Birth: 1962 History/Biography: Author, Architectural historian. Curator, National Trust, 1995 - 2005. Director of the Sir John Soane's Museum in London 2005,-2012. Dirctor of Fitzwilliam Museum 2012 -. Michael Priestley +- Date of death: 1777 History/Biography: Architect Digital reference: http://www.dia.ie/architects/view/4427

TitleA half hung house. Prehen, Derry, the home of the Peck family.; Associated with a notorious murder and expropriated from its German owner after the First World War, this fine 18th-century house has been rescued from ruin.

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Tim Knox

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Country Life (13 October 2010)‎ pp 48-63

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