Chichester Highlights Tour
Edes House standing majestically close to Chichester Cathedral is a magnificent example of late 17th Century domestic architecture. My tour tells the story of the people who lived and worked there and examines the architecture and its importance in the development of the city of Chichester. We look at the evolution of the site and buildings over more than three hundred years, the art work and interior decorations.
It’s almost spring and at Goodwood this means that it is lambing time! Contact me or the Kennels to see if there are spaces on my guided walk across the estate to the lambing sheds.
Singleton and East Dean Women’s Institute Evening Group have asked me to speak on the History of the House and Family. If you wish to come contact me and I will arrange.
Join me at the meeting of the Steyning Art Society to refresh your mind with a timeline history of Chichester
This talk has been booked by the Walberton Art Society Group. Non-members are welcome so just get in touch with me to arrange.
Guided tour of Chichester Cathedral lasting about an hour – interweaving the history, architecture and art with the spirituality of the building
Guided tour of Chichester Cathedral lasting about an hour – interweaving the history, architecture and art with the spirituality of the building
Edes House standing majestically close to Chichester Cathedral is a magnificent example of late 17th Century domestic architecture. My tour tells the story of the people who lived and worked there and examines the architecture and its importance in the development of the city of Chichester. We look at the evolution of the site and buildings over more than three hundred years, the art work and interior decorations.
Edes House standing majestically close to Chichester Cathedral is a magnificent example of late 17th Century domestic architecture. My tour tells the story of the people who lived and worked there and examines the architecture and its importance in the development of the city of Chichester. We look at the evolution of the site and buildings over more than three hundred years, the art work and interior decorations.