Oatlands Palace, Surrey, England

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former royal residence royal palace

Oatlands Palace in Surrey, England was a major Tudor and Stuart royal residence, frequently used by the English monarchy as a country retreat and hunting lodge.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	former royal residence → royal palace →
architecturalStyle	Tudor →
associatedWith	Anne of Cleves → Catherine Howard → Catherine Parr → Charles I of England → Elizabeth I → Henrietta Maria of France → James I of England →
builtFor	Henry VIII →
builtOn	former manor of Oatlands →
commissionedBy	Henry VIII →
constructionStart	1530s →
country	England →
currentStatus	largely destroyed →
damagedDuring	English Civil War →
feature	chapel → deer park → extensive gardens → gatehouses → lodgings for courtiers →
function	country retreat → hunting lodge →
heritageDesignation	scheduled monument (site) →
largelyDemolished	1650s →
locatedIn	Surrey → United Kingdom → Weybridge NERFINISHED →
locatedOn	south bank of the River Thames →
materialsReusedFor	other local buildings →
notableEvent	birthplace of some royal children in the Tudor and Stuart periods →
periodOfUse	16th century → 17th century →
remains	earthworks → some wall fragments →
siteLaterOccupiedBy	Oatlands House → Oatlands Park Hotel →
soldAfter	execution of Charles I →
soldBy	Parliamentarian government →
usedAs	royal nursery →
usedBy	English monarchy → Stuart dynasty → Tudor dynasty →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Oatlands Palace ("Oatlands House") → Oatlands Palace ("Oatlands Park Hotel") →	siteLaterOccupiedBy
Henry Stuart, Duke of Gloucester →	birthPlace
Weybridge ("Oatlands Park") →	locatedNear