Tithe Barns in Surrey

Stone castles were constructed in Surrey during the thirteenth century, including Farnham Castle, which was built as a residence for the Bishop of Winchester
The term 'Surrey Capon', was applied to people from Surrey as a nickname, as the county was recognised in the later Middle Ages as the area where chickens were fattened up for London meat markets
The Tudor kings built a number of prestigeous palaces in North Surrey, including Nonsuch Palace