SearchCurrently displaying all 5815 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: < Prev232233234235236237238239240241Next > Aerial shot showing naval housing on the southern rim. In May 1953, the remainder of the Leydene Estate was sold by auction in 51 lots, many of which were gratefully acquired by sitting tenant farmers. In the 1990s, detached houses with large gardens were built on the estate. Ground floor plan, showing positions of the bishop's chapel and the oriel leading from the hall to his private suite. At the north end is the garedrobe block with latrine chute (L). The first floor plan shows the great chamber (or solar) and the garderobe block. Leydene from south with garden pattern. The main house was converted into luxury apartments, and the mews into houses. The environs. 1, All Saints Church. 2 18th century barn. 3. Demolished farm buildgins. 4. The Court House. 5. The pond. 6. 17th century farmhouse wing. Cover of 'Tim Mouse goes down the Stream.' 1970. Title page Tim Mouse goes down the stream. Edward Roberts elevation of the west side of The Hall. Edward Roberts elevation of south side of The Hall. 'East Meon Court House, Hampshire' Greater Mediaeval Houses of England and Wales, 1300 - 1500 Vol III, Anthony Emery, Cambridge University Press 2006. 'The Court House, East Meon, Hampshire - The Home of Mr P Morley Horder', by Arthur Oswald. Country Life Vol LXXXI 8th May 1937 'William of Wykeham's House at East Meon, Hants' by Edward Roberts, Archaeological Journal 150 , May 1993, 456-481. This page of Tim Mouse goes down the Stream shows the River Meon and the High Street, with The Country Store, owned by Judy Brook's father Geoff. In 1986, a model of East Meon in Norman times was created to commemorate the 900th anniversary of The Domesday Book. This shows the location of The Court House and All Saints Church. Not based on architectural evidence. The other side of the river, with Glenthorne House and Brooklyn. River Meon and unidentified farm building. Cover of Tim Mouse Visits the Farm, 1977. The Court House as a working farm, as also seen in the Bryden engraving. It shows a cart in a separate shelter, a grain store, raised on saddle stones, and a porch at the foot of stairs up to the upper chamber. These buildings were removed when Morley Horder restored The Court House. Cows and dogs in High Street, by Judy Brooks, showing All Saints Church, The Post Office (at the time), Glenthorne House (from the other direction). Church_and_village 1900s Valentine publication. Note the house in the All Saints Churchyard, now demolished and replaced by graves. The Court Farm buildings on the other side of The Hyde. Mayhem on cricket pitch. This drawing accurately depicts the Recreation Ground on which East Meon Cricket Club plays its matches. A postcard sent in 1936. It shows the Great Chamber, or Solar, as it then was. It has been known as 'King John's room', since he stayed in the former house. Vegetable garden Victoria County engraving of Court House farm, as it was until early in the 20th century. PAGE: < Prev232233234235236237238239240241Next >