Collection: Tudor Domestic Architecture Collection

Date:
1900 - 1911
Location:
Down Ampney House, Gatehouse, Down Ampney, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
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Brympton House, Brympton, Brympton D'evercy, South Somerset, Somerset
Martholme, Gatehouse, Martholme Lane, Martholme, Hyndburn, Lancashire
Kenyon Peel Hall, Gatehouse, Little Hulton, Salford
Great Chalfield Manor, Atworth, Great Chalfield, Wiltshire
Hampton Court Palace, Hampton Court, Richmond upon Thames, Greater London Authority
East Barsham Manor House, Fakenham Road, Barsham, East Barsham, North Norfolk, Norfolk
Abbey Farm House, Preston Road, Yeovil, Preston Plucknett, South Somerset, Somerset
Thornbury Castle, Thornbury, South Gloucestershire
Mapperton Manor House, Mapperton, Dorset
Bishop's Palace, The Close, Norwich, Norfolk
New Hall, The Avenue, Boreham, Chelmsford, Essex
Reference:
TDA02
Type:
Collection containing Photographic material
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Description

The collection comprises eighteen film negatives, documenting Tudor architecture in England. The negatives were reproduced in Volume II, Part III of 'The Domestic Architecture of England During the Tudor Period', by Thomas Garner and Arthur Stratton, published by Batsford in 1911. It is not clear who took the photographs, although the publication lists Edward Garratt, Walter H Godfrey, Henry Tanner Junior and Arthur Stratton as contributing illustrations to the volumes. Sites covered in the collection are: the Gatehouse at Down Ampney Manor House, Gloucestershire; the Gatehouse at Martholme Manor House, Lancashire; Brympton House, Somerset; the Gatehouse at Kenyon Peel Hall, Greater Manchester; an oriel window at Great Chalfield, Wiltshire; chimney stacks at Hampton Court Palace, Greater London, East Barsham, Norfolk, Abbey Farmhouse, Preston Plucknett, Somerset, and Thornbury Castle, Gloucestershire; heraldic stone finials from Mapperton Manor House, Dorset; oak panelling from rooms at Waltham, Essex, and the Bishop's Palace, Norwich; and a carved stone panel formerly over the entrance gateway at New Hall, Essex.

Archival History

Provenance : Previously unrecorded collection with no details of provenance other than name on original box

Content

This Collection is divided into 1 Child Series
This Collection contains the following materials:
Photograph (Negative): 18

Rights

Source: Historic England Archive

Keywords

Chimney, Finial, Oriel Window, Panelling, Tudor Manor House, Tudor Country House, Tudor Gatehouse, Tudor Bishops Palace