Farrago, Hornsea.
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Built in 1909 by David Reynard Robinson (1843-1913). The name was intended to invoke Juvenal's famous usage of the Latin word farrago (mixed fodder) as a metaphor for the medley of satiric form. Farrago itself, with its vivid colouring and incongruent juxtapositons is an architctural satire aimed at the values of the middle-class house.
Uploaded by Andrew Montgomery on 28 February 2013
