More famous homes of Great Britain and their stories
By: edited by A. H. Malan...
Publisher: G.P. Putnam's sons; The Pall Mall magazine
Published: 1902
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 337
Subjects: Historic buildings -- Great Britain; Country homes -- Great Britain; Dwellings -- Great Britain
Notes: Title in red and black within ornamental border.
Preface by Frederick Hamilton, editor of the Pall Mall magazine, in which the articles appeared in 1900.
A continuation of Malan's "Famous homes of Great Britain."
Table of contents: title: Blickling hall [by] A.H. Malan.; title: Knole [by] Lord Sackville.; title: Cotehele [by] A.H. Malan.; title: Glamis [by] lady Glamis.; title: Levenshal [by] Mrs. Bagot.; title: Mount Edgeuinbe [by] Lady Ernestine Edgeumbe.; title: Wilton house [by] the Countess of Pembroke.; title: Longiest [by] A.H. Malan.; title: Rufford abbey [by] Lord Saville.; title: Compton Wynynton [by] Mlas Alice Dryden.; title: Naworth castle [by] A.H. Malan.; title: Iveraray [by] A. H. Malan.