The house acquired its Georgian front and the Gothick features were introduced. With the Catholic Emancipation Act of 1827 the Stonors were again allowed to hold public office. Thomas Stonor ...

The home, which was described in Nicholas Pevsner's The Buildings of England series as a Gothick Cottage of 1973, gets its name - The Cat House - after a former owner, who was sympathetic to ...

It’s a vaulting, expansive palace of arches, castellations, friezes and tracery, a Gothic hulk in the least “gothick” of landscapes. In the 13th century, the port of Boston was said to be ...

Adjacent to the Brierley building is Purey Cust House, built of ashlar stone between 1824-1825 in Tudor ‘Gothick’ style, which was originally intended as a purpose built residence for Minster ...

Views had been coloured heavily by Sir Walter Scott's immensely popular medieval adventure Ivanhoe, published in 1820, but also by the love of the 'Gothick' which had come to the fore a generation ...

Horner also built a new carriage drive from Fulford Road and the pretty gatekeeper’s cottage on the corner of Fulford Road, and his ‘Gothick’ style gardener’s cottage is still a much ...