Queen's House

noun

1. a Palladian mansion in Greenwich, London: designed (1616–35) by Inigo Jones; now part of the National Maritime Museum; restored 1984–90

Example Sentences

One of the first care homes to reintroduce indoor visiting was Queen's House in Kelso, where 90 year-old Mary Cook had a visit from her daughter Fiona Scott for the first time in three months.

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Life with Monique and Jordan was so different from the relaxed, loving atmosphere of Aunt Queen’s house.

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On the roof of the half-timbered Queen’s House within the Tower complex, a big black raven sat, eyeballing damp visitors as they trundled across the bridge over the waterless moat.

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Meanwhile, in south-east London on the lawns of the National Maritime museum, Greenwich, beside the Queen’s House, crowds gathered to watch the royal wedding on a big screen.

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But at Sandringham recently, where the public can walk through the queen’s house, view prized portraits and heirlooms — including shotguns and other antique weaponry — visitors seemed less than convinced that the cash was needed.

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