1697 c. Building of Old Palace, The Green
Along with Old Friars this house contains, at basement level, fragments of the Franciscan Friary attached to Henry VII's palace. The Friary fell to Henry VIII's reformation and the palace to the officers of Cromwell's Commonwealth.
O/S Co-ords:1765.7485
Source(s):
Richmond Heritage Walks 2. Richmond Green
1687 c. Building of Old Friars, The Green
Along with Old Palace this house contains, at basement level, fragments of the Franciscan Friary attached to Henry VII's palace. The Friary fell to Henry VIII's reformation and the palace to the officers of Cromwell's Commonwealth.
O/S Co-ords:1762.7488
Source(s):
Richmond Heritage Walks 2. Richmond Green
Richmond Heritage Walks 1. An Introduction
1692 Old Palace Terrace, Richmond - Built
This is considered to be one of the most important groups of buildings in Richmond. It was a speculative development built at this time for Vertue Radford by William Wellings who was a local carpenter.
O/S Co-ords:1768.7487
Source(s):
Richmond Heritage Walks 2. Richmond Green
1649 - 50 Demolition of Richmond Palace
The Parliamentary Surveyors made a survey and the buildings were sold piecemeal for demolition.
O/S Co-ords:1768.7487
Source(s):
Richmond Heritage Walks 3. Richmond Palace