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…HISTORICAL NOTE: built for William Robinson, proprietor of ‘The Garden’. (Historic England, list entry 1379258) Bibliography Historic England. 40 AND 42, KINGSWAY. [Online] Available from: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1379258 Also Cited In Cherry…
…by William Robinson survives, apart from some formal yews. nw of the house is the large chalk-cob walled garden with a triple-gabled bothy in one corner. In the sequence of…
Photographer: Chris Knowles Tomb of William Baillieu Gazetteer No. G0510 Date 1937 Address St John the Baptist Windlesham, Surrey England Description ST JOHN THE BAPTIST. – In the far NW…
…house built in the mid c18 was added to in the 1780s by William Hayley (cf. Felpham); William Huskisson, M.P . for Chichester, greatly enlarged it after 1800. Hayley’s s-facing…
…out the garden in conjunction with Gertrude Jekyll in 1904. The cross was built by a local mason Mr J Robinson of Clay House, Meldon and unveiled by Colonel E…
…. THE RESIDENCE OF MR. WILLIAM CHANCE. Country Life (Archive : 1901 – 2005), 10(243), pp. 272-279. Listing Grade II*,II,I Listing Reference 1001174 1253513 1378318 Client Sir William Chance, Bt…
…the materials cream rubble, often garreted with red tiles and grey Dutch pantiles. The bothies were added by Lutyens in 1909 for the new owner William James. (Amery et al.,…
…Frances & Michael Edwards.) The gardens were laid out by William Barron & Son, probably to Lutyens’s design. Chestnut avenues, including the main drive, and on the S side a…
…limit of Ludendorff’s offensive towards Amiens in 1918, principally owing to the involvement of Australian troops. Following a competition held in 1927, a design by the Australian architect William Lucas…
Photographer: John C. Trotter Hampton Court bridge Gazetteer No. G0466 Date 1928-33 Address East Molesey, Greater London KT8 0ST England Description This was designed in association with W.P. Robinson M….