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A History of the County of Somerset
… started in 1833 and was dissolved in 1863. 44 A village hall was built in 1903 with a large hall, library, and reading room. It belonged to Clarks of … Since 1970 it has been a private house. 45 A new village hall has been built near the school. In 1947 there were …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… part was allotted to the Bassets and contained a hall, chambers, kitchen, and byre; the abbey's part contained … grass-covered remains of what is likely to have been the hall. 95 The half of the manor belonging to Tewkesbury Abbey …
A History of the County of Surrey
… in 1887. The Baptist chapel was built in 1901. The Public Hall, in High Street, was built by Mrs. Sassoon in 1879. The … school was built in 1863 and enlarged in 1882. The parish hall of Hersham was built by a company in 1885 and enlarged … but was never owned by him. It consists of a central hall running approximately north and south, with projecting …
A History of the County of Surrey
… building, containing amid much modern work a stone-built hall of c. 1340, 38 ft. by 21 ft., with a contemporary chapel … at its south-east corner. At the west or lower end of the hall are the three original doorways once leading to the … opening either to a gallery across the east end of the hall, over the dais, or perhaps merely to a landing in the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… George Drake of London to finance the building of Wollaton Hall (Notts.). 50 In the same year the Drakes, as a condition … in 1309. 62 Repairs were made in 14212 to the chamber and hall of what was evidently the manor-house, and in 15089 and … 153 The parsonage house was described in 1612 as having a hall, a buttery outside the entry, a chamber within the hall, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of the stream known as the Lidd in Wanborough Marsh. 29 Hall Place, the home of the Polton family at the beginning of … by Earlscourt Farm. In 1423 the buildings consisted of a hall, two chambers, a barn, a stable, and a sheepfold. 99 … 142 The rectory house in 1649 consisted of a hall, a parlour, 2 kitchens, 2 butteries, a dairy house, and …
A History of the County of Surrey
… bears the same name, whilst Allfarthing Lane, Down Lodge Hall and Dunsford Farm preserve, or until recent days … is on the first floor, the ground floor story containing a hall, &c. The consolidated chapelry of ST. FAITH was formed … and the old building was pulled down in 1882; the Memorial Hall now stands on its site. 237 A Friends' Meeting House was …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… in the garden of Winslow House in Newbury Street. A town hall in which the manor courts were held existed in 1654, 16 … presented to the town in that year. 18 The present town hall is a red-brick building on the north side of the … are several old houses. A butcher's shop near the town hall is an ancient timber-framed house with a modern front. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… is taken up with the grounds of Eathorpe Park and Eathorpe Hall, the latter causing a slight westward diversion of the … cottages. At the southern end of the village is Eathorpe Hall, a long rectangular 18th-century building of two … the following year it passed to Philip Cooke of Gidea Hall (Essex), 42 husband of his sister and coheir Elizabeth. …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… the Rector, the Revd. William Finch, M.A., A.D. 1842,' all hall-marked for 18412; two plated plates, inscribed …