SearchCurrently displaying all 5702 items in the archive. Enter a search term or click on a filter. Search term Filter by Format Document (1032)Audio (64) Sort by: RelevanceTitleOldestNewest PAGE: < Prev198199200201202203204205206207Next > They began by creating a break in the thatch in order to prevent the fire spreading to the adjoining properties. (Petersfield Post photo) 12 fire appliances were called to the first fire at Hockley & Brook Cottages, 2009. The photograph of the fire which appeared on the front page of the Petersfield Post Aftermath of fire at Hockey and Brook Cottages,March 2013 Aftermath of fire at Hockey and Brook Cottages,March 2013 Brook Cottage restored after the 2009 fire. Fire at Hockley & Brook Cottages, 2009. Henry Hall, 4th Viscount Gage (1791 - 1877) with. his daughter Suzannah. The warren family, which owned Westbury, had married into the even wealthier Gage family and Westbury because the junior residence for members of the family. The daughter of Adelaide and Edward Kemble, prominent members of Victorian cultural circles, who rented Westbury House in the 1860s. This watercolour, at Firle Place, depicts the Palladian house which Sir Peter Warren purchased in 1747. Layout plan of Westbury House park by Charles Bridgeman, prominent 18th century landscape designer. Malcolm Warner was curator of the Kimbell Museum and asked EMHG to locale the portrait of May Sartoris. Sir Peter Warren, who built Westbury House as a Palladian mansion. The aftermath of the second thatch fire at Hockley & Brook Cottages, March 2013. The remains of the second thatch fire at Hockley & Brook Cottages, March 2013. Le Roy-Lewis put Westbury House on the market in 1918, and in 1924 it became a boys; school, This shows a study facility in the magnificent library. Westbury House after the fire of November 1904; the Times reported the gallantry of Le Roy-Lewis in rescuing members of the household staff. The house before the devastating fire of 1904. It had originally been built at the start of the 1690s by Richard Markes of Petersfield. Colonel Leroy-Lewis in dark clothes, with his wife and son among the Westbury House cricket team The ruins of Westbury House on the morning after the fire in November 1904. Following rebuilding by Herman Le Roy-Lewis following the 1904 fire. Staff of Westbury House in 1895, before the fire. The last remains of the Palladian manor house . Although the post card reads 'West Meon', and the House is very close to the village of West Meon, it is in the parish of Eaat Meon. PAGE: < Prev198199200201202203204205206207Next >