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Drawings from a sketchbook showing Drawings from a sketchbook showing farmhouse for a dairy farm, Hothfield Place, Hothfield, Kent, for Lord Thanet: elevations
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NOTES: It is unclear whether this farm was ever built. This drawing is in a sketchbook compiled by Repton (1798 to circa 1805) while working in the office of John Nash.
Drawings from a sketchbook showing farmhouse and farm yard for a dairy farm, Hothfield Place, Hothfield, Kent, for Lord Thanet: plan
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NOTES: It is unclear whether this farm was ever built. This drawing is in a sketchbook compiled by Repton (1798 to circa 1805) while working in the office of John Nash.
Designs for alterations to Home or Park Farm and stables, Basildon Park, Berkshire, for James Morrison Esq.: floor plans and elevations of the front and the side away from the farmyard
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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.
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.
Designs for alterations to Home or Park Farm and stables, Basildon Park, Berkshire, for James Morrison Esq.: plan, elevation and section of stables
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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.
Designs for the Home Farm, outbuildings, etc., Ashridge Park, Hertfordshire, for the 7th Earl of Bridgewater: sketch plans of the ground, chamber and attic storeys of a house
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NOTES: This relates to the Home Farm or another house on the Ashridge estate.
View of the farm house and outbuildings, Stone House, near East Grinstead, West Sussex
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NOTES: This is one in a set of lithographed views in 'A Series of views in the county of Sussex' (London: C. T. Cracklow, 1820s).
Northeycote Farm, near Wolverhampton
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NOTES: This was a farmhouse, dating from c. 1600. It was extensively restored from a semi-derelict state by Freddie and Mary Charles in the 1980s.