The Court House, Old photographs

Park Hill postcard sent June 1912, showing farm buildings of what was then Court Farm.

In 1986, a model of East Meon in Norman times was created to commemorate the 900th anniversary of The Domesday Book. This shows the location of The Court House and All Saints Church. Not based on architectural evidence.

Robert Bryden engraving of The Court House, 1905

Victoria County engraving of Court House farm, as it was until early in the 20th century.

The Court House as a working farm, as also seen in the Bryden engraving. It shows a cart in a separate shelter, a grain store, raised on saddle stones, and a porch at the foot of stairs up to the upper chamber. These buildings were removed when Morley Horder restored The Court House.

A postcard sent in 1936. It shows the Great Chamber, or Solar, as it then was. It has been known as 'King John's room', since he stayed in the former house.

Postcard of All Saints, outbuildings of Court Farm and, in the background, the rifle range

Most of these illustrations come from the early 20th century, several of them originally published as postcards.

Creator

Various

Date of creation

1900 - 1986

Date of coverage

1086 - 1986

Place

East Meon, Court House

Contributor

Various

Copyright

Out of copyright

Reference number

EM/0069/0004

Storage location

Album B/22 - Court Farm in 1905 Larger resolution photographs in Dropbox Resources/Places/Court House/Old photos