Kennaway House was known as Fort House for almost 100 years. It was built in 1805 and from 1815 it was the home of the Kennaway family – including Sir John Henry Kennaway (MP for Sidmouth and East Devon who served in the House of Commons for nearly 40 years). After the Kennaways moved out [...]
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Kennaway House Restoration Project
Posted in Devon, Photographs, Regency town by the sea, Sidmouth, South West England, about town, architecture, outstanding properties, regency buildings, tagged Church House, Fort House, grade 2 listed, Kennaway House, Restoration project on July 8, 2008 | 13 Comments »
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