{"entry-date":"1954-01-25","start-date":"1954-01-25","end-date":"","entity":42147320,"name":"TEWKESBURY CLOSE, Ham, Ham House","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"740-1/26/252","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":253,"geometry":"MULTIPOLYGON (((-4.165511 50.398829, -4.165511 50.398798, -4.16552 50.398798, -4.165517 50.398753, -4.16551 50.398753, -4.165503 50.39862, -4.165412 50.398622, -4.165416 50.398695, -4.165314 50.398697, -4.16531 50.398626, -4.165213 50.398629, -4.165214 50.398669, -4.165222 50.398807, -4.165238 50.398806, -4.165231 50.398874, -4.165225 50.398874, -4.165221 50.398915, -4.16536 50.398914, -4.165359 50.398873, -4.165313 50.398873, -4.165319 50.398803, -4.16538 50.398802, -4.165381 50.398857, -4.165433 50.398855, -4.165432 50.398829, -4.165511 50.398829)))","point":"POINT (-4.165355 50.398757)","quality":"authoritative","notes":"(Formerly Listed as: HAM Ham House (Library)) Farmhouse, later a country house, more recently a library now a care home. 1639 for Robert Trelawney, a merchant of Plymouth, altered in 1739 and late C19, when most of the windows were replaced in the style"}