Bryden engravings of East Meon 1905

From: Views of East Meon

Robert Bryden self portrait

Church Street, including All Saints Church, The George Inn and the Post Office

Court Farm, before Morley Horder bought Court House and restored the Hall to its mediaeval splendour

Chapel Street, including Heycroft House and Rose Cottage

The Tudor House from the north, showing the extension (left) where Arthur Warren added his shop.

The Cross, including Cross Cottages, Cross Keys and Vicarage Lodge.

Upper House Farm, now Oxenbourne House

Robert Bryden was born in South Ayrshire in 1865 and worked as a painter, engraver and sculptor. In 1899 he was granted the title of Royal Engraver. He visited East Meon in 1905and produced five engravings of buildings and one of a farmstead.

Creator

Robert Bryden

Date of creation

1905

Date of coverage

1905

Place

East Meon

Copyright

n/a

Reference number

EM/0017/0005

Accession number

2015-01-005

Storage location

Photocpies in Album, S/41

Format

Copies of engravings

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