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Rectory, Lissan, County Londonderry: garden front

RIBA41095
Nash, John (1752-1835)
NOTES: This image is a photograph of a drawing by an unidentified 19th century artist.

Old Vicarage, 11 Crown Street, Methwold, Norfolk

RIBA42278
NOTES: The gable-end seen in the photograph was added in the early 16th century to the existing 15th century house. Only the two attic windows are original.

Old Rectory, High Street, Great Linford, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire: the garden front

RIBA43407
Harris, Edward Swinfen (1841-1924)
NOTES: This large 17th century E-plan house was much extended by E. Swinfen Harris in 1876-1878.

Old Rectory, High Street, Great Linford, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire: the entrance front

RIBA43408
Harris, Edward Swinfen (1841-1924)
NOTES: This large 17th century E-plan house was much extended by E. Swinfen Harris in 1876-1878.

Deanery of the Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula, Rue du Bois Sauvage, Brussels

RIBA46194
NOTES: The building was probably built in c. 1610 but incorporates an older tower, the Tour de Pleban, which dates from some time between the 11th and the 13th centuries.

Old St Michael's Rectory, 49 Bridge Street, Chester, Cheshire

RIBA47375
NOTES: This building used to be St Michael's Rectory.

Vicars' Close, Wells, Somerset

RIBA48267
NOTES: Connected at the southern end to the cathedral, Vicars' Close is a rare survival in Europe of a planned mid-14th century street with its original buildings intact. It comprises 27 residences (originally 44), built for Bishop Ralph of Shrewsbury, a chapel and library at the north end, and a hall at the south end.

Deanery, The Precincts, Canterbury Cathedral

RIBA48557
NOTES: Since its construction in the 15th century, this residence of the Archdeacon has been much repaired and renewed. The twin-gabled brick part interspersed with flint and stone was constructed in 1570. The buildings in the Precincts were extensively damaged during the air raids of 1940 and 1942 and many had to be demolished, notably the Library on the north side and Forens Gate. Those that survived were swiftly reinstated.
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