'Tyttenhanger, Hertfordshire.', 1819.

Social History (Museum of St Albans)

1982.2352

Engraving of Tyttenhanger House and grounds, Colney Heath, near St Albans with two figures on horseback with dogs with the foreground. Drawn by J.P.Neale, engraved by H. Hobson. Published March 1819 London by J.P.Neale, 16 Bennett Street, Blackfriars Road, and Sherwood, Neely & Jones, Paternoster Row. Tyttenhanger House, described as "a typical building of c.1660" by Pevsner was given to Sir Thomas Pope following the Dissolution. It then passed to the Blount family and was rebuilt by Sir Henry Blount according to designs by Inigo Jones. It later passed to first the earls of Hardwick and then to the earls of Caledon. It is now used as offices.

1819

PX8669tyttenhanger.tif

Amy Cooke

4) Verulamium Archive Room

Tyttenhanger House, Colney Heath, St Albans, Hertfordshire, UK, AL4 0PG.

PWD box 40 (red).

05/03/2007