Explain the Development of Saltram House, a Devon Country House, Between 1743 and 1788.
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Have a little read: ... Explain the Development of Saltram House, a Devon Country House, Between 1743 and 1788. Saltram House is an 18th Century country house in Plympton, Devon. It is situated next to the river Plym. The Bagg family, who moved from Dorset to Plymouth in the early 16th century, built Saltram House in the late Tudor period. In about 1660 ownership of Saltram was passed to the Carteret family, who, in 1690 built the three-story block on the west side of the house. In 1712 the house was sold to George Parker of Boringdon. He made few changes to Saltram apart from enclosing 220 acres of its grounds as a deer park. George Parker died in 1743 and his son, John Parker, inherited the house. He constructed the three facades. John Parker died in 1768 and the house then became the property of his son, John Parker II, better known as Lord Boringdon, who
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