United Kingdom
Pleasure of Ruins
Derbyshire
London
Old Whitechapel Bell Foundry, founded in 1570
Cast-iron Conservatory at Horniman Museum. The Conservatory was ordered from the catalogue of Walter McFarlane's Saracen Foundry in Glasgow, in 1894.
Cambridge
King's College Chapel, Cambridge University
An English invention, King College Chapel has the largest and most noblest fan vaults in the world.
An English invention, King College Chapel has the largest and most noblest fan vaults in the world.
Norfolk
Salisbury and Wiltshire
Herefordshire
Cornwall
Isle of Wright
Scotland
Nestled in the secluded, idyllic Scottish borders is Traquair House - Scotland's Oldest Inhabited House
Visited by 27 Scottish Kings and Queens Traquair dates back to 1007 and has been lived in by the Stuart family since 1491. During the Medieval period the Traquair estate served as a Royal hunting lodge and defensive tower. King Alexander 1 (1078-1124) was the first Sottish monarch to reside and hunt at Traquair. It is approximately 7 miles southeast of Peebles.
Visited by 27 Scottish Kings and Queens Traquair dates back to 1007 and has been lived in by the Stuart family since 1491. During the Medieval period the Traquair estate served as a Royal hunting lodge and defensive tower. King Alexander 1 (1078-1124) was the first Sottish monarch to reside and hunt at Traquair. It is approximately 7 miles southeast of Peebles.
A regular meet-up with old friends in London