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Hatherton Hall
Hatherton Hall was the seat of the Walhouse family and was rebuilt by Moreton Walhouse, possibly in an emotional reaction to being passed over in his uncle, Sir Edward Littleton's will, when his son, ...
Hatherton Hall and Park
A postcard view of Hatherton Park with a glimpse of Hatherton Hall by the lake and amongst the trees.
Hatherton Hall is a Grade 2 listed building built in 1817 in the Tudor Gothic style for Moreton ...
Hatherton Hall: pencil drawing
South east view over the lake, showing a large, late Georgian house (1817), with domed turrets at the corners and crenellated walls. In pencil: 'Hatherton Staffordshire, Mrs. Wallhouse.' Presented by ...
Hatherton Hall: sepia drawing
'Hatherton Hall.' A view from over the lake, showing a large, late Georgian house (1817), with domed turrets at the corners and crenellated walls.'T. P. W.,' [Thomas Peploe Wood.]
Hatherton Park
Hatherton Hall is a Grade 2 listed building built in 1817 in the Tudor Gothic style for Moreton Wallhouse Esq. It replaced a previous mediaeval manor house.
This postcard by F. Frith & Son of Reigate ...
Haughton - House: sepia wash drawing
'Haughton House,' showing a 17th century brick building of three storeys with gables. There is a pool in front, and poplars at the side of the house.'T. P. W.,' [Thomas Peploe Wood.]
Haughton - Old Hall: sepia drawing
'Haughton Old Hall,' viewed from the road, from which it is separated by a low wall. Showing a Tudor half-timber building. There is a horse and cart in the road in the foreground.'T. P. W.,' [Thomas ...
Haughton Old Hall,
This sixteenth century house was restored in 1889.
The more decorative timber framed gable is a later addition to the building.
The barn, now converted into a cottage, contains timbers said to have ...
Hawkesmore Lodge, Little Haywood
The Trubshaw family of architects lived at Hawkesmore Lodge, which was also known as Dreamland. In the 1920s it was the home of Mr and Mrs R.S. Hughes and in the 1930s Mr H.T. Elwell, a County Magistrate, ...
Hawkesyard College and Priory, Rugeley
A colour-tinted postcard view of the Church and College at Hawkesyard Priory. The mansion on the right was formerly known as Armitage Park, a mid-18th century house, which was originally built by Nathaniel ...
Hawkesyard College, Rugeley
Armitage Park, a mid-18th century house, was originally built by Nathaniel Lister. In 1839 it was bought by the widow of Josiah Spode III, who lived there with her son Josiah IV. The house was much improved ...
Hawkesyard College, Rugeley
This postcard view was posted in Coventry, on 26 October 1912, to an address in Stafford.
Armitage Park, a mid-18th century house, was originally built by Nathaniel Lister.
In 1839 it was bought ...
Hawkesyard Priory and College, Rugeley
This postcard view was posted in Brereton, Rugeley, on 7 August 1905, to an address in London.
Armitage Park, a mid-18th century house, was originally built by Nathaniel Lister.
In 1839 it was ...
Hawkesyard Priory and College, Rugeley
A postcard view of the Church and College at Hawkesyard Priory. The mansion on the right was formerly known as Armitage Park, a mid-18th century house, which was originally built by Nathaniel Lister and ...
Hawkesyard Priory and College, Rugeley
Armitage Park, a mid-18th century house, was originally built by Nathaniel Lister. In 1839 it was bought by the widow of Josiah Spode III, who lived there with her son Josiah IV. The house was much improved ...