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Steventon 1775-1801



Site of Steventon Rectory, and the lime tree believed to have been planted by brother James in 1813		Steventon Church (more...)

... and vicinity



Ashe House Home of Mrs Lefroy	Deane House Home of the Harwoods	Wheatsheaf Inn where mail was collected	Ibthorpe House Home of the Lloyds	Endless Debaries of Austen letter fame (more...)

Bath 1801-6



13 Queen Square Lodged during visit 1799	1 The Paragon Home of relations Stayed during house-hunting 1801	4 Sydney Place 1801-4	Sydney Place No. 4 is 4th door	Sydney Gardens opposite

3 Green Park Buildings East 1804-5 No picture (destroyed in the Blitz)



25 Gay Street 1805	Trim Street 1805 (no. not known)	Assembly Rooms	St Swithin's, Walcot, and George Austen's tombstone
More of Bath Jane Austen Festival in Bath

Adlestrop 1806



	After Bath and before the move to Southampton Jane Austen stayed briefly in several places, including the rectory in Adlestrop in Gloucestershire, home of her mother's cousin Rev. Thomas Leigh. From there she went on to visit Stoneleigh Abbey which he had just inherited.

Southampton 1806-9 Castle Square - redeveloped, so no picture

Chawton 1809-17



		Chawton Cottage



Plaque on cottage	View across street (Cottage on left)	Chawton Church and Chawton House	Chawton House	Grave of mother and sister in churchyard

More views of Chawton Cottage Alton is the nearest town, where there are a number of houses associated with Jane Austen
Winchester



8 College Street 1817, last weeks	Grave, memorial brass and memorial window in Winchester Cathedral


		Cathedral Page

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