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(E.Jameson) 16;10 1995 Garden Party, the 27 240 Years Of Bliss 21;5-7 Alberti, Leon Battista 40;3 American Maverick Architecture I Arch, Gothick, Dogmersfield Park, 1000 Curiosities of Britain (E.Jameson) Albury Park SR 40;3 55;3 Odiham HA 17;10 16;10 Albury SR, Indian summerhouse 24;16 American Maverick Architecture II Arch, Gubbins (Gobions), Brookman’s 1995 Garden Party, The 27;10 25;13 56,10 Park HE 12;15 Alcester HW, Cookhill Priory, gazebo Amersfoort (NL) 4;2 Arch, Hunmanby, Rudston HU 57;12 A 17;17 Amesbury WI, Chinese House 5;15 Arch, Lydford DV 18;4 Alcock, Dr Nat 9;6 13;5 14;15 33;15 Arch, Meath Gardens LO E2 41;4 A272: An Ode to a Road (P.Boogaart) Alcove Seat, Croome Court HW 2;6 Amherst, Alicia 2;8 Arch, Middleton SU 13;13 45;15 Alcove seat, Dogmersfield Park, Odiham Amherst, Sir Jeffery 58;4 Arch, rusticated, Hartwell House BU A La Ronde, Exmouth DV 7;15 11;7 HA 17;10 Amir al-Ghazzi, Abdul 14;13 11;9 22;10-11 Alcove, The, Brympton d’Evercy, Yeovil Ammanati, Bartolomeo 59;13 Arch, Thurso Castle YHI 5;14 A La Ronde: Of Myths And Men 22;10- SO 14;13 Ammerdown Park, Kilmersdon SO 16;15 Arch, Torpoint CO 55;11 11 Alcove, The, Hagley Park HW, 17;20 Ammersdown Park AV 32;20 Arch, triumphal, Werrington Park CO A.A.A.A.A.A.A. 16;17 Alden Biesen (B), folly group 4;3 Amnesty International 21;8 55;9 Aall, Sally, Port Royal Foundation 10;12 Alderley Edge CH, beacon 30;3,4 Amphitheatre, Werrington Park CO Arch, Valletta (M) 18;8 Abberley Clock Tower HW 47;11 Alderley GL, Banqueting House 45;16 55;9 Arch, Westwick House NF 57,7 Abbey Craig YCE 3;11 Alderley GL, summerhouse 35;4 36;6 Amsterdam (NL), Seven Nations 4;2 Arch, Wick Rock, Rock House, Coleford Abbey Manor, Evesham HW 19;12 Alderley GL, tower 44;9 5;10 GL 11;12 Abbey, Battle ES, dairy 14;12 Alderley Grange GL, grotto 30;3 Amsterdam (NL), tower 43;12 Arch, Zanzibar, Ruyton XI Towns SH Abbey, Hockley, Birmingham WM 7;14 31;5 Amwellbury HE, dovecote 13;15 58;15 Abbey, Lesnes, Greenwich LO 3;16 Alderson, Kevin 26;14 Amyatt, John 23;4 Archer’s Pavilion, Wrest Park BD 34;1 Abbey, Medmenham, Marlow BU 7;15 Aldous Fine Art, firm 22;18 Anastassiades, Michael 45;14 Archer, Jeffrey & Mary 7;6, 7 Abbots Langley HT, farm 55;10 Alessi, Galeazzo 14;4 Anderson, George W. 60;11 Archer, Thomas 34;16 44;10 46;17 Abbots Pool, Bristol AV 13;9 Alexander Pope’s Twickenham Grotto Anderson, Sir Robert Rowland 37;4 Arches, Banwell AV 9;9 Abbots Ripton CA, folly group 46;3 35;13-14 Anderton, Herbert 24;3 Arches, Cottage, Preston Capes NA Abbots Ripton, Huntingdon 46;3 ALEXANDER, DAVID 17;16 Anderton, Stephen 45;14 3;9 Abdul-al-Ghazzi 10;12 12;10 Alexandria $VA, George Washington Andover Lodge, see Bee House, Arches, Holdenby NA 3;8 Abel Smith, Julia 5;13 Memorial 30;13 37;14 Hurstborne Priors HA 13;15 Arches, Horton NA 4;16 ABEL-SMITH, JULIA 1;4 Alfred, King 58;10 Andrássy Park (SL), folly group 38;10 Arches, Sawley LA 39;9,10 Abel-Smith, Mrs 60;10 Alfred, King of Northumberland 58;11 Andrews, General Augustus 8;8 Arches, Shobdon HW 3;3 54;5 Abercromby, Sir Ralph 50;16 Alfred the Plenty 58;10 Andy Garnett’s Folllies 21;18 Archibald, Lord Douglas of Douglas Aberdeen YGR, Aberdeenshire Alfred’s Hall, Cirencester GL 48;2,7- Angel of the North, Gateshead TW 31;2 13;5 Monument 19;12 15 36;12 Architect’s Journal 6;12 Aberdeen YGR, Scarty’s Monument Alfred’s Hall, Cirencester GL 1;6 Anglesey Abbey CA, temple 28;8 Architectural Follies in America 60;6 3;16 50;15 Angram Dam, East Morton WY 39;7 (G.Headley) 55;3 59;7 Aberdeenshire Monument, Aberdeen Alfred’s Tower is in Somerset! 24;15 Anholt (D) 5;11 Architectural Follies of America YGR 19;12 Alfred’s Tower, Stourhead WI 38;13 Animal Arcade 42;6 (G.Headley) 18;19 30;12 Abergele XCD, Gwrych Castle 6;15 Alfriston ES 32;19 Animal Crackers 42;17-18 Architectural Guides to Scotland 8;9,15 Alice in Wonderland maze, Hurn DO Annacotts, Lady 3;5 (McKean) 7;3 Abingdon OX, grotto 13;3 17;16 Annan, Lord 2;10 Architectural Heritage Fund 1;2 Abingdon OX, maize maze 35;6 Allan, Peter 9;12 Anne Boleyn’s Seat, Studley Royal NY 6;16 12;2 Accommodation addresses 33;6 36;17 Allanson, Elizabeth 39;19 31;9 Architectural Remembrancer, The Accounting For A Party 13;6 Allchin, John 15;5 Antenociticus 23;7 (R.Morris) 4;4 Achurch NA, The Lynches 29;13 Allen, Darina & Tim, Shanagarry ZCO Anthony, John 9;10 Architectural Rendering (P.Crowe) 13;13- Ackers, Thomas 34;14 59;16 Antique Garden Ornament (Davis) 12;13 14 Ackland, Lady Harriet & Colonel 21;10 Allen, Jessie 14;13 Antiquities of Athens, The (J. Stuart e.a.) Architectural Review 16;4,10,11 Acland, Lady Lydia 23;6 Allen, Ralph & Mrs 16;13 35;14 36;7 Architectural Snacks: Follies For Acland, Sir Thomas Dyke 9;12 Allen, Ralph 37;18 48;12 Antonelli, Allesandro 4;10 Desert, 1750-1900 2;1-4 Acres Tower, Tullamore ZOF 23;14 Allen. J.W. 22;10 Antrim, Cushendall, tower 21;14 Architectural Tours 13;7 15;15 Acres, Thomas 23;14 Allerdyce, Fiona 35;9 Antrobus, Miss 17;17 Architecture of Southern England, The Acton Burnell SH, Sham Castle 16;18 Allerton Mauleverer NY, Thornville Antrobus, Sir Edmund William 13;5 (Norwich) 6;4 Acton Round SH, folly group 50;12 Royal 42;18 Antwerp (B), Boekenberg Park, folly Archway, Romsey HA 12;12 ADAM, SARAH L. 7;14 Allerton Park NY, Temple of Victory group 4;3 Archway, Utrecht (NL) 12;3 Adam, James 2;1 18;16 56,8 Apeldoorn (NL GE), folly group 55;7 Ardra House ZKK 23;13 Adam, Richard 48;13 Alliance ($NE), Carhenge 10;7 Apennine grotto, Villa Demidoff, Arènes de Picasso, Marne-la-Vallée (F) Adam, Robert 2;5 15;7 19;12 Allibone, Jill 9;6 Pratolino (I) 59;1, 14 24;5 26;5 34;5 41;7 46;7,15 47;9 ALLIOTT, NICHOLAS 16;17 Apocalypse, Tower of the, Eben-Emael Arfon Council 7;15 60;12 Alliott, Nick 23;7 (B) 4;3 Argotti Botanic Gardens, Floriana (M) Adam, William 39;6 42;17 Allithwaite CU 47;15 Apple House, Bramdean HA 35;17 18;8 Adams, John 2;8 Alloa YCE Tower 11;6 Appleby CU, Bee House 22;17 Arizona, nr Yucca, ball house 55;4 Addison’s Folly, Gloucester GL 22;15 Allom, Thomas 52;3,7 Appleby-in-Westmorland CU, Brampton Arkadia, Nieborow (PL) 23;7 29;19 Addison, Thomas Bell 22;15 Alloway YST, Burns monument 7;4 Tower 48;15 32;11 39;7 Adelsnäs Manor, Östergötland S, folly Alloway YST, dovecote 7;4 Appledore DV, Chanters Folly 18;5 Arkville $NY, maze 56,11 group 4;6,6 16;19 Alnwick NU, Farmer’s Folly 45;11 Appleton, Rosa 17;17 Arley Tower, Upper Arley HW 14;10 ADELSWÄRD, BARON GÖSTA 4;6 Alnwick NU, garden 45;10 Appley Corner BD, obelisks 32;13 17;18 29;20 Alnwick Park NU, Brizlee Tower 2;1 Appuldurcombe House IW, folly group Armor/Stiner House, Irvington-on-Hudson Adelswärd, Baron Gösta 4;6 16;19 33;14 36;15 $NY 19;13 38;18 ALPERN, ANDREW, JD, AIA 21;13 April Fool Joke 28;18 Armstrong, Colin 27;12 43;11 44;5 Adirondack furniture (The American Alphand, J.-C., 24;5 Apsley, fam. 48;7 45;12 Country House) 7;13 Alpine Bridge, Downton Castle HW Aqualate Hall, Forton ST 12;11 Armstrong, David 47;2,3 ADLAM, DEREK 56,4 17;12 Aquarium, Utrecht (NL) 12;3 Army, Lord Palumbo’s 9;6 Adlington Hall CH, folly group 29;13 Alresford EX, Chinese Temple 33;1,4 Arabella Aufrere Temple, Brocklesby LI Arnhem (NL), Biljoen 3;4 Adra Tower, Castlecomer ZKK 23;13 Alresford EX, The Quarters 46;3 40;6 Arniston YLT, Fog House 48;18 Ædes Hartwellianæ (Smyth) 11;9 Alresford HA, Swarraton, lodge 48;15 Arcade, Kilgetty XDY 6;8 Arnold, Ralph 16;9 17;6 Aerial masts 49;15 Alster Tower, Boldt Castle, Heart Island Arcade, Rousham OX 25;9 Arnold, Roseanne 22;17 After Turner—A Folly Near Battle $NY 56,1 Arcades du Lac, Les, St.Quentin-en- Arnos Gateway, Brislington AV, The 3;15 Althorp NA, falconry 20;14 Yvelines (F) 24;8 37;8-10 AGM 2002 54;12 Althorp NA, summerhouse 31;8 Arch of the Harpies, Dunham Massey Arnussi, Sunbury-on-Thames SR 48;15 Ahier, Philip 41;19 Alto de Santo Antonio, Sintra (P) 60;14 Hall, Altrincham CH 24;13 Arrowsmith, Louisa 5;5 Aigremont (F), Désert de Retz 8;2,3 Alton Towers ST 3;4 13;4 31;10 Arch, Avenue de Hirondelles 7;7 Art Gallery, Towner, Eastbourne ES 13;2,10 15;1,4,15 24;17 22;16 Alton Towers ST, folly group 48;4 Arch, Batley WY 22;16 13;3 Air Castle, Walt Disney 12;6 Alton Towers: A Gothic Wonderland Arch, Berrington Hall HW 43;15 Art Insolite 32;12 Airplane-restaurant (F) 24;7 (M.J.Fisher) 48;16 Arch, Brookman’s Park HT 12;15 17;15 Art of Folly, The, exhibition LO W1 Aislabie, fam.
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