Goathurst
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A view down the Drive of Halswell House with the entrance gate post at the bottom and the thatched Lodge on the right.
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The rather unusual thatched Lodge to Halswell House which is in sympathy with the follies in the Park.
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The Lodge at the entrance to Halsway House, with the church in the background.
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A view looking east from just outside the entrance to Halswell House, with the old forge on the left.
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Old Cobb Goathurst with the old school house in the background.
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The Gables, a house in Goathurst.
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The Lodge at the northern end of Halswell house drive, in Goathurst
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The Almshouses at Goathust were built around 1780 by Sir Charles Kemeys-Tynte for the poor. They were sold in the 1950’s to become two separate houses.
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Goathurst cottages opposite the village Post Office. The Post office was situated here from 1960 to 2000 when it finally closed.
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Goathurst Post Office and shop. This was the earlier site of the Post office, at Vine Cottage, prior to 1960.
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Shows cottages along Park Lane, Goathurst thought to be in the early 1900’s with group people shown in the distance.
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St Edwards church Goathurst with grave yard in foreground.
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Goathurst church of St Edward the Martyr on the right with the rectory in the centre.
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The Rectory at Goathurst.
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A row of terraced cottages in Park Lane, Goathurst with the old village school in the background.
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Halswell Lodge Goathurst showing Metal gate and railings
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The Post Office Goathurst is shown as an earlier location at Vine Cottage. From the children’s dress it would appear to be in the early 1900’s.