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Baronial hall, Penshurst Place “On the left are the buttery and the kitchens and, separated from the stone passage by a screen of carved oak panels, is the Great Hall, the glory and wonder of the castle, with its open timber roof, its minstrels’ gallery, its “dais” reaching across the end of the hall, on which was placed the table for the Lord of the Manor and his guests. The [...] [more...] |
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The Post-Office at Penshurst Perhaps Tudor or older? |
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Church of St.Mary, Redcliffe(bg) Version cropped for use as a wallpaper (screen background for computer desktop) |
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Church of St. Mary, Redcliffe, Bristol Admiral Sir William Pen (1621 – 70), son of Giles Penn of Redcliffe, was buried at St Mary Redcliffe Church. He was a squadron commander in Cromwell’s Navy. He received Pennsylvania as a land grant in exchange for services rendered to King Charles II, and founded a Quaker colony there. Admiral Penn is buried in the church shown here. I don’t [...] [more...] |
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Methley Hall, Yorkshire This building was demolished in 1963, and there is nothing left of it. [more...] |
