History in Structure

Photos by Bella Neve

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Buildings photographed: 36

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  • South West Lodge to Hadspen House

    Photo taken by Bella age 8

    27 January 2024

  • Hadspen House

    Photo taken by Bella age 8

    27 January 2024

  • Hadspen House

    Photo taken by Bella age 8

    27 January 2024

  • Cottage, 25 Metres North of Hadspen House

    Taken by Bella age 8

    27 January 2024

  • Margaret Cottage

    Margaret Cottage, now called Cherry Tree Cottage

    1 March 2021

  • Wellhouse to North West of Elston Hill Farmhouse

    Well house at Elston Farm

    25 February 2021

  • Stable Block at the Rookery

    Stable Block at the Rookery

    24 February 2021

  • The Rookery

    The Rookery from the church yard.

    24 February 2021

  • The Rookery

    The Rookery

    24 February 2021

  • Threepennybit

    Threepennybit

    24 February 2021

  • Green Willows

    Green Willows

    24 February 2021

  • Hunter's Moon

    Hunter’s Moon from the road

    24 February 2021

  • Cozens

    Cozens

    24 February 2021

  • Drax House

    Drax House from the East

    22 February 2021

  • Old Rectory

    Old Rectory, Orcheston

    22 February 2021

  • Drax House

    Drax House from the road

    15 February 2021

  • Quainton

    Quainton viewed from the rear

    15 February 2021

  • Granary at Cozens

    Roof and gable of the granary visible behind boundary wall

    15 February 2021

  • Orcheston House and the Wing, Orcheston House

    Orcheston House

    15 February 2021

  • The Old Rectory

    The Old Rectory

    15 February 2021

  • The Crown

    The Crown, now Crown Cottage

    15 February 2021

  • The Stores

    The Stores

    15 February 2021

  • Mills Monument in the Churchyard, About 3 Metres South of Nave of Church of St George

    Mills Monument

    15 February 2021

  • Shrewton House and Front Railings

    Shrewton House from London Road

    9 February 2021

  • Gibbs Monument in the Churchyard, About 2 Metres South of Chancel of Church of St Mary

    Gibbs Monument, covered in ivy

    8 February 2021

  • Munday Monument, in the Churchyard, About 11 Metres South West of the Tower of Church of St Mary the

    Monday Monument

    8 February 2021

  • Maddington Manor

    Rear of Maddington Manor

    5 February 2021

  • Homanton House

    Homaton House

    3 February 2021

  • Bourton House

    Bourton House from the south

    3 February 2021

  • Bourton House

    Bourton House from the east

    3 February 2021

  • Walls at Maddington Farm

    Walls at Maddington Farm

    3 February 2021

  • Keeble and Attached Annexe

    The Old Vicarage

    3 February 2021

  • Barn at Maddington Farm

    The Barn at Maddington Farm (now a house)

    3 February 2021

  • Wall at Su 066438 to North West of Church of St Mary

    Wall near church

    3 February 2021

  • Railings to Front of the Grange

    Railings at The Grange.

    3 February 2021

  • Unidentified Monument in the Churchyard, About 1 Metre South of Nave of Church of St George

    Monument in Orcheston churchyard

    2 February 2021

  • Unidentified Monument in the Churchyard, About 0.5 Metre East of Chancel of Church of St George

    Monument in Orcheston churchyard

    2 February 2021

  • Addestone Manor

    Manor

    1 February 2021

  • Two Attached Barns of Bourton Farm to South of Maddington Manor

    Barns

    1 February 2021

  • Shrewton War Memorial

    Shrewton war memorial

    1 February 2021

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