Nonsuch Palace near Cheam in Surrey served as a muster and assembly point for Parliamentary forces from Surrey and the Home Counties in 1642. The great Tudor palace and its deer park provided open ground for drilling and mustering troops before they marched to join Essex army or the London Trained Bands.
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