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Sep 7, 2024 · A reader in 1475, and again in 1481, was Sir Thomas Lovel, who built the gatehouse of the Inn. The name of John More, the autumn reader for 1489, introduces us to an episode in the history of the Inn.
Sep 5, 2024 · The Inn was originally divided into four courts— viz., Coney Court; Holborn Court, which lay to the south of the Hall; Field Court, between Fulwood's Rents and the shady Walks of the Inn; and Chapel Court, between Coney Court and the Chapel.
6 days ago · The Angel inn was rebuilt c. 1880 and the Gatehouse c. 1900. (fn. 285) Red-brick flats, similar to those at the foot of Southwood Lane and named Chesterfield Mansions and Burlington Mansions, were built in South Grove between 1898 and 1903.
6 days ago · Fig 2: The Regency palace framed in the 1620s gatehouse arch. ©Country Life Scone Priory, elevated to the status of an abbey by Malcolm IV in 1164, was the first Augustinian house in Scotland, but it effectively belongs to a wider group of foundations across what is now Northern England.
Aug 18, 2024 · In terms of resident ghosts, there’s an old landlord that owned the inn from 1849 to 1914 called George H. Ward who had the nickname “Yorkey”. In keeping with his character, he supposedly still makes himself known in the pub by throwing things around and moving objects to play tricks on people.
Aug 28, 2024 · The house was owned by Sir Robert Digby, and experts now believe that after marrying an Irish heiress, he built his home in the modern style, along with huge formal gardens measuring 300 metres from end to end, to show off his new wealth and status.
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3 days ago · Only a tiny handful of such buildings survive, including Staple Inn: an Inn of Chancery of the Tudor period, 41 Cloth Fair: central London's oldest house started in 1597 and Prince Henry's Room: a timber-framed jettied townhouse built in 1610.
