English Buildings
Meetings with remarkable buildings.
- By Philip Wilkinson
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly five posts per month
- First post on
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Most recent posts
Vernacular nostalgiaSanding by the river at Snape Maltings and looking across at this house I was suddenly transported back decades to the time when, as a small boy, I began to realise that houses varied …
Bardsploitation?On my many visits to Stratford-upon-Avon, I’d not paid much attention to the sign of the Hathaway Tea Rooms. It’s in a street I don’t often walk along, and if we want tea or coffee …
Small mercyThe most dramatic aspect of the work of late-19th century architect E. S. Prior at Kelsale church (the building in my previous post) is not strictly part of the church at all. It’s the …