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Whether conserving an ancient ruin or regenerating some of the most deprived areas in the country, English Heritage safeguards England's glorious inheritance for the benefit and enjoyment of present and future generations. | | 
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 | invests over £35 million pounds each year in conservation projects of which £18 million will go towards community regeneration schemes.
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| is targeting over 1,600 buildings at risk from decay and dereliction for special help.
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| sets the pace in heritage education and welcomes over half a million school children on free education visits every year.
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Kenwood House
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| Why not see for yourself some of the amazing work of English Heritage and visit one of their historic sites in London. Click on a property's title for photographs and more information about that property:
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Kenwood House
This splendid neo-classical villa houses the Iveagh Bequest which includes famous works by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Turner, Reynolds, Gainsborough, Van Dyck and Frans Hals.
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Down House
Visit the home of Charles Darwin and see where he wrote his revolutionary book, On the Origin of Species.
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Chiswick House
A glorious example of 18th century architecture and landscaping with fabulous ceiling paintings.
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Eltham Palace and Gardens
The epitome of 1930s chic, experience the sophistication of an affluent '30s lifestyle.
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Marble Hill House
The riverside retreat of a royal mistress, Henrietta Howard.
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Ranger's House
A handsome 18th century red brick villa, home to stunning full-length Jacobean portraits.
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Chapter House
Built in 1250, you'll see some of the finest medieval wallpaintings.
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Jewel Tower
This tower, built in 1365, was once part of the original Palace of Westminister.
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