HS 1515 - Letter Paper of Partis College, near Bath, drawn by E. Theweniti, engraved by J. Shury and published by W. Everitt, Bath
“This looks a vast and rather splendid building. In my ignorance I am at a loss to know what manner of establishment it may be. It is a finer looking affair than Prior Park, its near neighbour. Twere to be wished an exchange could be effected”. Written by Charles Jermingham..Marks on fold where bound. Partis College was built in the Greek Revival style by Ann & Fletcher Partis between 1825 and 1827 as almshouses for women in reduced circumstances.
“This looks a vast and rather splendid building. In my ignorance I am at a loss to know what manner of establishment it may be. It is a finer looking affair than Prior Park, its near neighbour. Twere to be wished an exchange could be effected”. Written by Charles Jermingham..Marks on fold where bound. Partis College was built in the Greek Revival style by Ann & Fletcher Partis between 1825 and 1827 as almshouses for women in reduced circumstances.
“This looks a vast and rather splendid building. In my ignorance I am at a loss to know what manner of establishment it may be. It is a finer looking affair than Prior Park, its near neighbour. Twere to be wished an exchange could be effected”. Written by Charles Jermingham..Marks on fold where bound. Partis College was built in the Greek Revival style by Ann & Fletcher Partis between 1825 and 1827 as almshouses for women in reduced circumstances.