EPW056959 ENGLAND (1938). Mottisfont Abbey, Mottisfont, 1938

Pond, no longer exists.

Footpath to Dunbridge, still there today.

Glebe Farm

Cedar tree, no longer standing.

Summer House

River Dun

Area known as the Pit.

This garden area behind The Fox pub later used as tennis court by the Osmans, 1970's/ 80's.

Top Lodge house.

This area later planted with Mulberry trees, still there today.

Hatt Lane, now a no through road/footpath.

The White House. Later occupied by the Whitfields in the 1970's.

Car travelling past Abbey gates/Bengers Lane.

Old post office/tea rooms run by Mrs.Ayres.

This area is where the font is located, but obscured by trees.

Crab apple tree - still there and producing apples. Reputed to have been brought over from the garden where Napoleon was prisoner on the island of Elba . He was exiled to Elba after his forced abdication in 1814 and arrived at Portoferraio on May 3, 1814 to begin his exile there. He was allowed to keep a personal guard of six hundred men. Although he was nominally sovereign of Elba, the island was patrolled by the British Royal Navy.

The Fox - pub

Abbey Farm yard

Wood covering Ice House, just visible in the trees. these trees were removed in early 1970s. New evergreen oak trees were planted in 1975/6, which now cover the area above the Ice House.