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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… Gates ( The Builder XXXIII (1875), 33 and 60). The Queen's Lodge, with which he is credited but which no longer exists, … rooms, c. 1800, since enlarged, sometimes called 'Pis Lodge', is presumably of cob, and is covered with slates. … the main range have chimneys; 18th-century. c(10) Wimpole Lodge, a rambling two-storeyed house of white brick with …
A History of the County of Somerset
… and met at the National school. 80 The freemasons had a lodge at the Bear from 1793 to 1809 and a French lodge was opened in 1810 for the prisoners of war. A lodge was moved from Bourton (Dors.) to Wincanton in 1836 and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… side of the park, from the north, terrace to the Adelaide Lodge. On the opposite side of the road is Frogmore Lodge, which was purchased by Queen Charlotte; the gardens … object from the castle. Near this spot is Cumberland Lodge, the residence of the Duke of Cumberland, brother of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… portion of the Close front is now occupied by the porter's lodge, and a small room of half-timber construction …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 5 The hospital, including the park with master's lodge, covers about 23 acres. The endowments consist of … cent. bonds upon trust to pay 18 5 s. to the keeper of the lodge of the Catholic burial ground, and residue of income …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the church of St. Mary, after the Reformation a porter's lodge, was at the north end of Jewry Street, just at the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… light, the slaughter-house, the brewhouse, the porter's lodge, and what was once the granary. The first three are … the Child in her arms. On the ground floor is the porter's lodge. The two-leaved door is original, and on the right and …