EPW057413 ENGLAND (1938). Mottisfont Abbey, the village and surrounding countryside, Mottisfont, 1938

Dunbridge railway station

This field now NT car park and entrance to Abbey.

Photo of Mottisfont Railway station

Lockerley Hall Lodge gate house entrance, later used as entrance to US Army depot during WW2. This house later occupied by Cecil Wilkins and family. Cecil was the car mechanic who worked at the Old Forge, in Mottisfont - see other photos.

Lockerley Hall Lodge gate house entrance, later used as entrance to US Army depot during WW2. This house later occupied by Cecil Wilkins and family. Cecil was the car mechanic who worked at the Old Forge, in Mottisfont - see other photos.

This area used by US Army as a depot during WW2 - for more details and photos go to http://www.woodleynet.co.uk/us-dunbridge.htm

Lockerley church

Hatt Farm

Hatt Lane - now a no through road / footpath

The Rectory

The White House

Spearywell Farm

Cadbury Farm

Woodyard

Mrs Peach's house

Cricket field / football pitch

Bengers Cottage

Thatched fishing hut on River Test.

Tennis Court - still visible but in disrepair.

The Fox - pub. Now private dwelling.

Mrs Russells favourite tree - large oak, still there.

This part of walled garden remained private following Mrs.Russell handing Mottisfont Abbey to the National Trust. She had Northend House built, and would spend evenings sitting in this part of the garden. After she died, her old gardener George Buckle and his wife would tend the garden and spend evenings sitting there. Since her death this area has been opened and is now part of the Rose Garden.

This area later built on when Mrs. Russell moved out of Mottisfont Abbey - now Northend House, private dwelling.

Walled garden

Mottisfont Abbey

Bed of disused canal

Southern Railway to/from Salisbury

River Test

Mottisfont railway station