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Lots of people have lived in Hampton Court. It was originally built by Cardinal Wolsey. After his death it came into the possession of Henry VIII and has been a royal palace ever since. It is no longer a royal residence and no monarchs have lived there since George II. George III didnt even set foot inside

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Originally built by Cardinal Wolsey and taken from him by Henry the Eighth. No one now lives in Hampton court palace. It is open to the public as a museum.

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A number of grace-and-favour apartments for establishment figures and their widows.

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