a photo at

http://www.hartpuryparish.org.uk/places.htm

The history of Hartpury will be available at :-

http://www.victoriacountyhistory.ac.uk/Counties/Gloucestershire/Projects?Session/@id=D_...

After volume XII the next in the Gloucestershire history, XIII, will contain accounts of thirteen ancient parishes north and west of Gloucester and complete its coverage of the county to the west of the river Severn. Eight of the parishes formed a block of land crossed by the river Leadon, one of the Severn’s major tributaries, immediately to the north-west of Gloucester. They are Ashleworth, Bulley, Hartpury, Lassington, Maisemore, Rudford and Highleadon, Tibberton, and Upleadon.

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Ἀριστοτέλης A Gloster & Hereford Boy in the Forest of Dean ><((((*>

There is a brief historical note and modern photograph on the Hartpury Parish website (www.hartpuryparish.org.uk)

Interior and exterior photographs of the House taken from the 1919 sale catalogue are included in my book "Bygone Hartpury" which is currently being printed. It will be available from Hartpury Post Office Stores & Dairy or by mail order via a link which will appear on the parish website.

Mike Payne