The south front of Spratton House in the mid-twentieth century, showing the front extension of 1901/2. And the (semi-conjectural) appearance of the staff cottage. Originally there was a Regency style porch over the French windows
The photos show the former Vicarage before it was demolished in the 1960s. It was built in 1704 by the Reverend Royle Bateman. In these photos the house has a thatched roof in about 1914. In another photo we have - ref 0012 - taken in the 1930s the thatch is gone.
The photos show the former Vicarage before it was demolished in the 1960s. It was built in 1704 by the Reverend Royle Bateman. In these photos the house has a thatched roof in about 1914. In another photo we have - ref 0012 - taken in the 1930s the thatch is gone.
