Anne Rushout | Rushout’s Wanstead | Rushout on Tour

Anne Rushout was a friend of Catherine Tylney-Long, the heiress of Wanstead House.

Here are some images of Wanstead, painted by Lady Anne Rushout

Wanstead Grove c.1829 from the long ornamental lake

 

Looking down towards the Temple – which now stands in a garden in Grove Road

 

Panorama of rear of Wanstead Grove and the Temple

 

Gazebo in grounds of Wanstead Grove c.1829

 

Front elevation of Wanstead Grove

 

Delightful rural setting to rear of Wanstead Grove

 

Rear of Grove Cottage – once stood at of junction Nutter Lane/Leicester Road

 

Grove Cottage…. beautiful

 

View from the portico of Wanstead Grove – towards George Lane

 

c.1829 Flower Garden on Grove Estate

 

Mr Monk’s Cottage, Wanstead – I wonder where this was?

 

Nightingale Place (1829) – Curve of Nightingale Lane towards the pub already evident

 

The Lodge at Wanstead Grove – front part of which may still survive in resident’s back garden

 

Not a bad view from Lady Anne’s dining room at Wanstead Grove

 

Another view of the flower garden Wanstead Grove

 

‘Cottage near Snaresbrook’ c 1829

 

All images courtesy of Yale University – Accessed on line November 8th 2014

If you are interested in tales of Wanstead you might like to read about Wicked William’s Hunt – part 4 of a brief history of the Epping Hunt