Hartford Castle
About Hartford Castle
Hartford Castle is the ruins of a 19th-century residence located near Hartford, Illinois, United States. It is located at 38°48′2″N 90°5′4″W approximately 15 miles (24 km) north of downtown St. Louis, Missouri. The official name of the home was Lakeview. It was constructed by John J. Biszantz, a real estate developer from St. Louis. Born and raised in Ohio, Biszantz built the estate in 1897 after his wife Lillie, who was also from St. Louis, died in 1890.
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Henry VIII has his privy purse, so you can see everything that he spent his money on. At one stage to James Hobart for bringing oranges and lemons to the king at Hartford, he paid 20 shillings.
from No Such Thing As A Dangerous Coconut, 2020-03-20 at 00:43:13 · read transcript
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I don't know how many oranges and or lemons there were but he went to Hartford Castle as almost a bit like a holiday home kind of thing so he wouldn't have been there for the whole time so it would have been for a shortish amount of time he would have been eating these oranges and lemons.
313: No Such Thing As A Dangerous Coconut, 2020-03-20 · listen
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Coordinates: 38.8006, -90.0846