Cambridgeshire
CAMBRIDGE TL 447 586
Trinity College Fountain
The Trinity College Fountain was built in the centre of Great Court in 1601 and rebuilt by Robert Grumbold in 1716. The water supply was from a spring a mile and a half away.
The Trinity College Fountain was built in the centre of Great Court in 1601 and rebuilt by Robert Grumbold in 1716. The water supply was from a spring a mile and a half away.
LODE TL 532 623
Temple, Anglesey Abbey
The Temple Lawn was laid out to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's coronation in 1953. The open temple comprises of ten Corinthian Portland stone columns that were designed by Isaac Ware. They were originally at Chesterfield House in London, which was built in 1748 and demolished in 1937.
Date taken: 07/11/2003
The Temple Lawn was laid out to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's coronation in 1953. The open temple comprises of ten Corinthian Portland stone columns that were designed by Isaac Ware. They were originally at Chesterfield House in London, which was built in 1748 and demolished in 1937.
Date taken: 07/11/2003
WIMPOLE TL 333 517
Chinese Bridge
The Chinese Bridge at Wimpole Hall is on the way to the Gothic Tower. It was designed by Lancelot Brown and was rebuilt in the mid 20th century.
Date taken: 22/05/2012
The Chinese Bridge at Wimpole Hall is on the way to the Gothic Tower. It was designed by Lancelot Brown and was rebuilt in the mid 20th century.
Date taken: 22/05/2012
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WIMPOLE TL 334 520
Gothic Tower
The Gothic Tower at Wimpole was designed by Sanderson Miller in 1751 but was not built until 1774. James Essex erected it on Johnson's Hill as part of Lancelot Brown's landscaping of the park.
Sanderson Miller had designed a similar ruined castle at Hagley, Worcestershire.
The Gothic Tower at Wimpole was designed by Sanderson Miller in 1751 but was not built until 1774. James Essex erected it on Johnson's Hill as part of Lancelot Brown's landscaping of the park.
Sanderson Miller had designed a similar ruined castle at Hagley, Worcestershire.
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