Swainswick Rectory – Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution

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Swainswick Rectory

A black and white photograph of a detached thatched house surrounded by a lawn and trees. A central porch with wooden lattice over the top, joining on to an overhanging second-storey room.

This is a digital positive converted from Lockey’s calotype negative, photographed on a light box.

A photographic negative of part of a detached thatched house surrounded by a lawn and trees. A central porch with wooden lattice over the top, joining on to an overhanging second-storey room. — The calotype negative, photographed on a light box.

A black and white photograph of a detached thatched house surrounded by a lawn and trees. A central porch with wooden lattice over the top, joining on to an overhanging second-storey room. — This is a digital positive converted from Lockey’s calotype negative, photographed on a light box.

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Lockey, Francis

Donation Sources: Bristol & West Amateur Photographic Assn.

Object id: D800573-42

Width: 28.5

Height: 20

Distance from BRLSI: 3600 metres

Originally Swainswick Rectory, this 17th century thatched house now has a slate roof and is known as Glebe House.

St. John the Baptist’s Church, Batheaston