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Designs for Butleigh Court, Butleigh, Somerset: plans of barns and agricultural buildings
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NOTES: This drawing is attributed to an 18th century English architect.
Designs for Butleigh Court, Butleigh, Somerset: plans of barns and agricultural buildings
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NOTES: This drawing is attributed to an 18th century English architect.
Converted barn at Brancaster, Norfolk
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NOTES: This is a barn of c 1760 converted by Feilden and Mawson in the 1960s into a house with a conservatory and swimming pool.
Converted barn at Brancaster, Norfolk
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NOTES: This is a barn of c 1760 converted by Feilden and Mawson in the 1960s into a house with a conservatory and swimming pool.
Converted barn at Brancaster, Norfolk
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NOTES: This is a barn of c 1760 converted by Feilden and Mawson in the 1960s into a house with a conservatory and swimming pool.
Designs for Leigham Court, Streatham, London: plan, elevation and section of bay added to the barn to form part of the gardener's cottage
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NOTES: A small house was first designed for John George Fuller on land he purchased in 1819 at the top of Brixton Hill but even as it was under construction a larger one was designed communicating with the first which then became offices for the newer house. J. B. Papworth provided designs for the estate up until his death. The house was demolished in 1908.
Designs for stables and farm buildings, Castlebar, County Mayo, for the 3rd Earl of Lucan: plan, elevations and section of the barn
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NOTES: Castlebar House burnt down in the Troubles of 1798. Papworth's 1825 designs for a replacement house appear to have been built as 'The Lawn' which served as a residence for Lord Bingham (later the 3rd Earl of Lucan) when he was in Ireland. Additional stables and farm buildings were designed for Lucan in 1839-1844.
Designs for stables and farm buildings, Castlebar, County Mayo, for the 3rd Earl of Lucan: amended plan, elevations and section of the barn with specifications
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NOTES: Castlebar House burnt down in the Troubles of 1798. Papworth's 1825 designs for a replacement house appear to have been built as 'The Lawn' which served as a residence for Lord Bingham (later the 3rd Earl of Lucan) when he was in Ireland. Additional stables and farm buildings were designed for Lucan in 1839-1844.
Designs for alterations to Home or Park Farm and stables, Basildon Park, Berkshire, for James Morrison Esq.: plan of the buildings set within and against the estate wall by the road
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NOTES: John Carr of York designed the Palladian Basildon Park for Sir Francis Sykes (1776-1783). The interiors were never completed during Sykes's time and when the family later sold the house in 1838 the new owner, James Morrison, commissioned Papworth to complete and upgrade the interiors as well as design alterations to the lodges and stables and design new estate buildings.