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Memorial to Brigadier General Alfred D Miller CBE DSO Gazetteer No. G0506 Date 1935 Address Main Street Forest Hill, Oxfordshire OX33 1EQ England Description St Nicolas the Confessor. An aisleless…
…of Great Britain. Also Cited In Pevsner, N., Cherry, B. (1989) Devon. The Buildings of England. New Haven: Yale University Press. Listing Grade I Listing Reference 1168279 Client Alfred Mildmay…
Gravestone to Viscount Milner Gazetteer No. G0035 Date 1925 Address Salehurst, Sussex TN32 5PH England Description Towards the se corner, tomb to Alfred Viscount Milner †1925 (of Great Wigsell, see…
…and was granted to Sir John Cheke and Walter Mildmay, from whom it passed to the Triggs family in 1557. Sir Gervase Elwes bought the manor and on his death…
……Commissioned 1901 by Sir Alfred Lyttleton MP for whom Lutyens later built another house in Kent. Bought by William James in 1905, for whom Lutyens later designed Monkton, West Sussex….
…suavely Neo-Georgian designs, 1906–9, for the Hon. Alfred Lyttelton.* Nothing can be seen outside of the earlier house which Lutyens encased. Seven bays by nine, two storeys, long and low…
…curious late house by Lutyens, 1927 for Sir Alfred Fripp (completed by the client). Brick, with extensive tile roofs, looking more at home in Surrey. A brilliant split-level plan on…
…grandest is No. 16, with a projecting centre against which extra little half-width windows squeeze on the second floor. Dormered top storey by Lutyens for the Hon. Alfred Lyttelton, 1895–6….
…in that he died of his wounds on the Western Front in April 1917. Alfred Clench had emigrated to work on a farm in Australia in June 1914, only to…
…nw corner of the house, was also redecorated by Lutyens, replacing a scheme by Crace. Fireplace with marble roundel of the 1st Earl by Alfred Gilbert; he and Lutyens also…