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: < Prev203204205206207208209210211212Next > The 'solar' at the north end of the Hall was reserved for the Bishops' private use. It is believed that King John visited in the 13th century. Court Farm etched by Robert Brydon in 1905, before Morley Horder bought The Court House and restored the Hall to its mediaeval splendour Photographed after Morley Horder had converted the farm yard to a garden, possibly in the 1930s The Hal photographed in January 2010 when the village was blanketed in snow for ten days. 1900s post card of the Hall at The Court House, used as farm buildings. The Hall at The Court House from graveyard of All Saints Church The Hall at The Court House drawn by Edward Roberts The Hall at the Court House Photograph taken in 2019 by East Meon photographer Chris Warren This 1912 postcard shows the farmyard and buildings at Court Farm. Edward Roberts elevation of the west side of The Hall. Edward Roberts elevation of south side of The Hall. Another photograph of the interior of the Hall Wall of the Hall showing door to the staircase. Western doorway of the Hall East wall of the Hall Roof Interior of the the Hall.The beams came from Durford Abbey, Corbel of king, possibly Richard II. Possibly William of Wykeham, who built the Hall. Lunch at The Court House during the planting of the vines ,May 2006 Vineyard with Court House behind, winter 2013 Planters at work, May 2006 Planting the vines, May 2006 Planting the vines May 2006 PAGE: < Prev203204205206207208209210211212Next >