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Waterhouse Hoby in 1957

Waterhouse Hoby

December 24, 2015February 17, 2015

On July 5th 1958 the Leicester Mercury published the following photograps of the Waterhouse. A century before the noted Leicestershire painter John E Ferneley was in summer residence there. In 1958 the Misses James lived there.

Waterhouse Hoby in 1957
Waterhouse in 1958
Interior of the Waterhouse 1957
Interior of the Waterhouse 1958

 

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  • Home
  • The Society
    • About us
    • Events
    • web site help
    • Publications
    • Projects
      • Second World War
      • History of our Houses
      • Hoby Census Records 1841 – 1911
      • Hoby Village Trail
      • The Beresford Box
      • History of the horticultural society
      • Hoby’s Great War – A Theatrical Presentation
      • Land tax
      • Who lives in our villages now?
    • Library
    • External links
    • Copyright
  • History
    • A year in Hoby 2020 in photographs
    • A History of Hoby by John Farrer
    • History of Rotherby by Stephen Freer
    • John Nichols History of Hoby
    • John Nichols History of Ragdale
    • John Nichols History of Wilghes
  • People
    • Links to people
    • de Houby family
    • Cantrell-Hubberesty
  • Places
    • Brooksby Church
    • Places of interest
    • Hoby Village Trail
    • All Saints Church
    • Hoby Rectory
    • Hoby School
      • Thomas Pick
    • Hoby and District Village Hall
    • Ragdale Churchyard Gravestones
  • First World War
    • Commemorative events
    • Hoby Roll of Honour
      • Hoby Roll of Honour A-H
      • Hoby Roll of Honour I-Z
    • Hoby War Memorial
    • Biographies
    • FOR KING & COUNTRY
    • The South Chancel Memorial Window
    • Hoby’s Great War – a theatrical interpretation
    • “Forget me not” Exhibition
    • Half Muffled Peals
    • Jutland Remembered
    • Hoby Village Trail
    • Hoby Entertains Again
    • George Power’s letters blog
    • First World War Centenary Celebration Lunch
  • Contact us
  • Gallery