Perry Hall, Perry Barr
Perry Hall, Perry Barr, showing the covered bridge over the moat which was added in the 19th century and designed by S.S. Teulon.
Perry Hall, Perry Barr
Perry Hall, Perry Barr, seen across the moat. The hall was built around 1569, but the covered bridge over the moat is a 19th-century addition. The building was demolished in 1928 after passing into the ...
Perry Hall, Perry Barr.
Perry Hall, Perry Barr.
Perry Hall, Perry Barr.
Perry Hall, Perry Barr.
The Honorable Mrs Somerset Calthorpe and her Cat 'Tiddles'
Perry Hall, Perry Barr.
Dating from 1576 the hall when Sir Benjamin Stone visited it was owned by Lieutenant General Somerset Gough Calthorpe - a Crimean War Veteran. The Calthorpes finally left the house in 1919. The moat is ...
Perry Hall, Staffordshire 1907
Perry Hall dates from 1576 and was built during the reign of Henry VIII by Sir Robert Stamford, who was Lord of the Manors of Perry Barr and Handsworth.
The house was demolished in 1931 leaving just ...
Photographing the Deeds of the Calthorpes
Benjamin Stone's Diary entry covering how he photographed the Calthorpe Deeds in London.
Wednesday November: 21 1906 "Took some photographs in my room at the Hotel of old deeds of the Calthorpes. Had ...
Plan of Heathfield Hall
Plan of Heathfield Hall accredited to E.G. Collins (A.R.I.B.A.)Heathfield Estate Office September 1921. The Hall was demolished in 1925 and was the former residence of James Watt. After Watt's death it ...
Plan of rooms at Soho House
This dimensioned plan (not to scale) of the principal rooms at Soho House was presumably produced when new carpets were being ordered. It may date to 1808 when another plan of the Dining Room was made ...
Plan of the Dining Room at Soho House
This plan of the Dining Room at Soho House was made when a new carpet was being planned (probably by Matthew Boulton's son Matthew Robinson Boulton as Boulton himself was ill). The door is at the right ...
Pool from The Austins
One of The Austins' pools as it is in 2003. The remaining pools stand on private land in the centre of The Austins estate.
Rectory, Handsworth
Handsworth Rectory stood near the church in the park on the site of the lake.
Regent's Place, Handsworth
Regent's Place, Harper's Hill, Handsworth, the home of James Watt when he first came to Birmingham.
River Tame
River Tame, Hamstead. Situated between Hamstead Road and Forge Lane. 1897
River Tame, Hamstead
Near the Hamstead Road Bridge. April 1896
River Tame, Hamstead
River Tame, Hamstead. View of the Tame between Hamstead Road and Forge Lane. May 1897.
Rocky Lane, Hamstead
Rocky Lane, Hamstead. c1897