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Reference number

SM D1/5/14

Purpose

Stratton Park, Hampshire, c.1807-08

Aspect

[3] Site plan with block plan of lodge

Scale

1/12 in to 1 ft

Inscribed

Gate Keeper, roads labelled From London, To Winton, To Micheldever, To the Village of Stratton, Approach to Stratton Park from Winton &c, some dimensions given, Keep ye walls 3" back of line of / Brickwk for ye Stucco and (verso, Dance) Lodge / Winchester Entrance

Signed and dated

  • c.1807-08

Medium and dimensions

Pen, yellow, green earth, sepia and light red washes, pencil, partly pricked for transfer on wove paper (375 x 525)

Hand

Dance

Notes

The roads to Stratton Park and East Stratton village are to be gated and hedges and plantations planted to conceal the yard at the back of the gatekeeper's house.

Level

Drawing

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