Winchester, England

Historic Sites & Landmarks in Winchester, England

Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity Winchester, England
This beautiful cathedral has a Gothic facade but dates mostly from 1097. It is the longest cathedral in England and its interior offers murals, misericords, an ancient font and the grave of Jane Austen.
Jane Austen House Winchester, England 17C
Jane Austen lived here briefly to be closer to her doctor during her final illness. She passed away in this house in 1817.
Lodge [bindon Cottage] Winchester, England
Lodge. Circa mid C19. Knapped flint with yellow brick dressings.
City Museum Winchester, England
Museum. 1902; by Colson, Farrow and Nisbett. Knapped flint with freestone dressings.
5-6, Square Winchester, England
Pair of houses, converted into dispensary; now offices. Circa late C18; converted into dispensary 1875; converted into offices 1983. Stuccoed.
17-20, Parchment Street Winchester, England
Terrace of four houses. Circa 1830s. Brick with stuccoed front.
20-27, Eastgate Street Winchester, England
Terrace of eight houses. Built 1849. Stuccoed brick.
1 and 2, Back Street Winchester, England
(With Nos 13, 13A and 14 Cripstead Lane). Group of C15/16 cottages, restored. 2 storeys and attic. Timber frame with brick infilling. Old tile roof. 1 large chimney to Back Street, stone with brick flues, I dormer.
3, Back Street Winchester, England
Late C18. 2 storeys.
4-6, Back Street Winchester, England
C19 early. 2 storeys.