Snowden and his family were planters who established large plantations on which they built comfortable manor homes.

The manor home was destroyed by fire in 1783.

At the manor home of a 17th-century family, an unwelcome visitor arrives.

In large structures such as temples and manor homes, walls slope inward to create an illusion of greater height.

The streets bustle with outdoor cafes and restaurants, and chic hotels have taken over manor homes.

Most of his life had been spent there or at the graceful old manor home of his ancestors in the country.

Some sections are graced with fine Victorian and manor homes; others have homes indicative of a suburban community.

Some of these old half-timbered estates and manor homes can still be seen in the town.

Squatters occupied some manor homes, while thieves looted others of equipment and fixtures.

Despite being in natural locations, forested manor homes could symbolize status, wealth and power if they appeared to spare no amenities.