Munstead Orchard
…I., Pevsner, N. (1971) Surrey (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England). 2nd edn. Yale University Press. Listing Grade II Listing Reference 1189776 Client Gertrude Jekyll for Albert Zumbach (Swiss gardener)…
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Tomb of Jekyll family
…place of three members of the Jekyll family who died within a short time of one another – Sir Herbert Jekyll (22 November 1846-29 September 1932), Gertrude Jekyll (29 November…
Albert Communal Cemetery Extension
Photographer: Tim Skelton Albert Communal Cemetery Extension Gazetteer No. G0656 Date Address Albert, Somme France Description The cemetery lies to the southeast of the town of Albert at the fork…
Munstead Wood
…room (surprisingly classical), large workroom (for Gertrude Jekyll’s craft pursuits), study and kitchen quarters. There is no ‘drawing room’ but ingle-nooks in hall and workroom. It is constructed of Bargate…
Munstead House
…Munstead Heath Road, ½ m. SE of the church. This was built for Gertrude Jekyll’s mother, on what was then an open heath, by J. J. Stevenson, 1877–8. The style,…
Crooksbury House
…segmental-arched fanlight. Garden by Gertrude Jekyll mainly of 1892 and 1902, with high tile-gabled walls and brick revetted terraces. Down the drive is a GARDENER’S COTTAGE of 1889, Lutyens’s first…
Gravestone to Julia Jekyll, Busbridge churchyard
…Commemorates Julia Jekyll, mother of Gertrude Jekyll, born 1813 died 1895. Moulded stone slab with curved top and cross in relief with splayed top and arms. Inscription at base. (Historic…
The Quadrangle
…the stables and workshops for Munstead Wood. Miss Jekyll’s property at Munstead Wood was inherited by her nephew Francis Jekyll and eventually divided up and sold. The buildings of The…
Cottage at Littleworth Cross (Hethersett)
…cat no. 46) On Littleworth Road, outbuildings of lodge etc. Pretty garden gate and walled kitchen garden of 1896, probably by Lutyens, who first met Gertrude Jekyll here in 1889…
Post office/Goddards Cottage
…dwelling for Mrs D Mirrielees. By the 1914 OS map the cottage is no longer a post office and housed the gardener to Goddards who maintained the Gertrude Jekyll garden….