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Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House

…Room tables (which are like those in the kitchen at Castle Drogo). The garden was planned by Gertrude Jekyll. The Dolls’ House first went on display at the British Empire…

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The Red House (now Corpus Domini convent)

…in 1893 for Gertrude Jekyll’s close friend Susan Muir-Mackenzie. In this can be seen the origin of that Tudor mode of his which eventually culminated in Castle Drogo. Red brick…

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Plumpton Place

…be viewed across the chain of lakes. Lutyens consulted Gertrude Jekyll on the garden but she never visited and Plumpton was their last collaboration. None of her planting survives. Work…

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Munstead Corner (now Munstead Place)

…classical with a delightful staircase. (Amery et al., 1981 cat no. 49) At her [Gertrude Jekyll] recommendation Lutyens designed MUNSTEAD PLACE, 1891–2, built as Munstead Corner, further N, on the…

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8 Little College Street

…8 Little College Street, and No. 10). Built 1911–12 for the Hon. Francis McLaren, brother-in-law of the gardener Gertrude Jekyll, and his sister, Lady Norman; restored as private houses c….

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Trouville Hospitals

…two semicircular areas with graves next to the War Stone. A greenery plan by Gertrude Jekyll is known, stored in her archives at the Reef Point Gardens Collection of Designs…

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Larch Wood (Railway Cutting) Cemetery

…in the gardens that Lutyens had designed in conjunction with Gertrude Jekyll, before he was commissioned to design the war cemeteries. (Geurst, 2010, p.351-2) Bibliography Geurst, J. (2010) Cemeteries of…

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Brooklands

…bathroom with handmade fish decorated tiles and original fittings designed by Sir Hugh Casson in the 1930s. Jane Austen and A A Milne stayed at Brooklands frequently and Gertrude Jekyll…

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Warley Lea

…Lea, plus the connections both Lutyens and Willmott had with Gertrude Jekyll, it is possible the house name is an error. Ellen Willmott wrote in her obituary to Rose ‘that…

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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…