Alfoxton
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View of Alfoxten House and park taken from the Great Road.
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A pastel of Alfoxton Hotel by V A (‘Lettie’) Dickinson who lived at “Quarry Cottage” in Holford.
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Postcard from a sketch by Violet A Dickinson who lived at “Weavers Cottage” (now “Quarry House”) by “Combe House”
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The Loggia at Alfoxton House
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Alfoxten Park Hotel. Take from near the Great Road, in the direction of Kilve and with Bridgwater Bay visible in the background.
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Alfoxton Park Hotel
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Alfoxton House
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Alfoxton House
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The dining room at Alfoxton Guest House
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The lounge at Alfoxton Park
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This photograph of a painting shows a very early Alfoxden (original spelling) House. William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy lived here from July 1797 to April 1798. They were forced to move when the owner of…
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William Wordsworth and his sister dorothy lived at Alfoxden (original spelling) in 1797/8, but the house would have been considerably smaller then.
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Alfoxton (previously Alfoxden) House when it was a guest house.
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Aerial view of Alfoxton House with former youth hostel near right hand edge. It is now a private house called “Seven Acres”
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Aerial view of Alfoxton House in the low right hand corner. “Willoughby Cleeve” and “The Round House” (in Hodder’s Combe) can just be seen near the centre of the photo and, up and left of them…
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Alfoxton House
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Alfoxton Park Hotel
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Alfoxton {Park Hotel
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Alfoxton Park Hotel
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Alfoxton Park Hotel
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The loggia at Alfoxton House.
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Alfoxton House
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Autumn colour in the maple trees along the drive to Alfoxton House. The trees were cut down in about 2017.
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View from the approach to Alfoxton, looking towards Kilve (not visible).
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Red Deer in the field, below the bridle path up to Alfoxton House, during the rutting season. Large groups were common in this field (then owned by the League Against Cruel Sports), but are rarely seen…