English Buildings

Hidden England I left the main road behind and turned down one of those narrow, high-hedged Herefordshire lanes. Behind the hedges were c...

Here be dolphins Turning my back on Chichester Cathedral and glancing across the road, the roof-top signs of the Dolphin and Anchor imm...

 Postcards from England: 3. Five bells, one cage Some time back, I posted about an unusual wooden belfry at Brookland in Kent. Here'...

A glimpse of gables After a short walk around the restored docks at Lydney when I watched mist lift from the River Severn, I walked bac...

Bursting from the shadows In 1818 Cheltenham architect George Allen Underwood was elected to his local Masonic Lodge. Two years later, ...

Building society I wonder if I would have noticed these carvings if I'd not been alerted to their presence by Nicholas Antram and R...

Brighton cheerful Grubbing around in Brighton back-streets looking for the work of local architect Amon Wilds, I came across this lovel...