Alan Whitehead's Pictures of Horsley Towers

Horsley Towers View with Reflection

Horsley Towers seen from across the ornamental lake, with reflection

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The Duke of Wellington and Guildford Lodge

The Duke of Wellington Pub and on the Right is Guildford Lodge, once the Gatehouse for Horsley Towers.

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Horsley Towers in East Horsley

Horsley Towers, part of the De Vere Hotels group, was designed by Charles Barry, who later was the architect of the Houses of Parliament. The mansion was once owned by the famous aviator Thomas Sopwith, who built his aircraft and taught flying at nearby Brooklands.

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Horsley Towers Frontage View

The area at the front of Horsley Towers is set up for socialising by guests who use the venue for weddings, meetings, etc.

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Horsley Towers Cloisters

Alongside Horsley Tower's kitchen yard is an area of cloisters, probably for walking or exercising in poor weather. These were added by the owner Lord Lovelace, who made many ornate additions and alterations to Charles Barry's original building.

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Bishopsgate Lodge & Horsley Court, the Current Entrance to Horsley Towers

On the left is Bishopsgate Lodge and on the right Horsley Court. These two Horsley Estate properties form the current entrance to Horsley Towers.

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