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Shugborough - Triumphal Arch: sepia drawing
'Triumphal Arch in the Park at Shugborough, Staffordshire.' Showing a two storey arch of the Corinthian order. 'J. B.,' [John Buckler].
Shugborough - Woodland scene: engraving
Showing a woodland scene with a nymph and shepherds. Inscribed 'From an Original Picture of Gaspar Poussin, In the Collection of Thomas Anson, Esqr., To whom this Plate is Inscribed by his Obliged Humble ...
Shugborough Hall
A view of the west front of Shugborough Hall, taken before the attic storey of the central saloon wing was raised and a lunette window inserted in 1921-4. Shugborough is the ancestral home of the Anson ...
Shugborough Hall
A photograph of Shugborough Hall and gardens after heavy hail and rain in 1988.
Shugborough is the ancestral home of the Anson family, who were later created the Earls of Lichfield.
The central ...
Shugborough Hall
Shugborough is the ancestral home of the Anson family, who were later created the Earls of Lichfield. The central block of the house was built in 1693. Thomas Wright of Durham designed the pavilions ...
Shugborough Hall - Conservatory: sepia drawing
'The Conservatory at Shugborough, Staffordshire.' Showing a building of seven bays, with five long glazed windows, a balustrade, a parapet with urns at intervals, and statuary in niches at the ends.[James ...
Shugborough Hall and Essex Bridge,
Shugborough is the ancestral home of the Anson family, who were later created the Earls of Lichfield.
The central block of the house was built in 1693. Thomas Wright of Durham designed the pavilions ...
Shugborough Hall and Moat,
Shugborough is the ancestral home of the Anson family, who were later created the Earls of Lichfield.
The central block of the house was built in 1693. Thomas Wright of Durham designed the pavilions ...
Shugborough Hall and the Essex Bridge: engraving
'Shugborough.' View taken behind the Hall from the south east. Showing a bridge of twenty-one arches over the River Trent (with a barge on the canal in the foreground). The Hall is in the distance ...
Shugborough Hall Rose Garden
This view shows the rose garden looking towards the mansion house, on the site of the Orangery (demolished around 1860). The rose garden has since been replaced by a butterfly garden.
Shugborough Hall, Front Elevation,
Shugborough is the ancestral home of the Anson family, who were later created the Earls of Lichfield.
The central block of the house was built in 1693. Thomas Wright of Durham designed the pavilions ...
Shugborough Hall, Milford
Shugborough is the ancestral home of the Anson family, who were later created the Earls of Lichfield.
The central block of the house was built in 1693. Thomas Wright of Durham designed the pavilions ...
Shugborough Hall, Rear Elevation
Shugborough is the ancestral home of the Anson family, who were later created the Earls of Lichfield.
The central block of the house was built in 1693. Thomas Wright of Durham designed the pavilions ...
Shugborough Hall: engraving
South east view showing a central block of three storeys with a colonnade. On each side there are wings with semi-circular bays and a rounded roof with a balustrade. There is a park with cattle in the ...
Shugborough Hall: engraving
South west view showing a central block of three storeys with a colonnade. On each side there are wings with semi-circular bays and a rounded roof with a balustrade. The Doric Temple can be seen to ...
Shugborough Hall: water colour painting
South west view showing a central block with colonnades and two wings, with semi-circular bays. The Servant's Quarters can be seen to the left, and the Doric Temple to the right, and parkland with cattle, ...
Shugborough Hall: water colour painting
'Shugborough.' South west view showing a central block of three storeys with a colonnade. On each side there are wings with semi-circular bays and a rounded roof with a balustrade. The house is white ...
Shugborough Lodge, Great Haywood
This card was published by W. Shaw, Burslem.
The card was posted on 24 July 1919 from Great Haywood to an address in Liverpool.
On the left is Trent Lodge which was built in 1860 and replaced an ...