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The Manor of Townhill was granted to Sir William Paulet by Henry VIII in 1536 after the
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In 1787 the land was purchased by Nathaniel Middleton, who had made his fortune in
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fire resulted in a complete revamp of the property in 1793.
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girls school which closed in 1969 when the building was acquired by Southampton City
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created. Townhill Park House itself and the remaining 12 hectares of land became a
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