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Couple buys 300-year-old abandoned mansion, uncovers hidden treasures

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Couple buys 300-year-old abandoned mansion, uncovers hidden treasures

Two years ago, a couple sold everything to buy Duncombe House, a 300-year-old abandoned English mansion in Staffordshire.

As they began restoring the historic property, they uncovered an extraordinary collection of hidden treasures, including swords, gunpowder, maps, books, furniture, Victorian safes and personal messages left behind by generations of previous residents.

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