Name/Title
St. Inigoes Manor HouseEntry/Object ID
1995.001.1051Description
Black and white photograph 4"h x 5"w view of St. Inigoes Manor House, also known as Priests' House. This is a photograph of a watercolor done by eleven year old Cecelia Coad in 1849. The house was built, according to Mr. Fenwick, "in 1705, by Peter Atwood, S.J. [It was] destroyed by fire 9:00pm January 25, 1872." The view is across a small cove. There is a boat with four men in it on the left and a boat on the right with two people in it. A sailing ship is visible in the distance. There is a windmill on the very end of the point on which the house is built. The central portion of the house has a very tall French roof with four chimneys on the corners. There are three windows shown in the upper floor. There is a large porch in the center of the lower floor and there are three windows visible on each side of the porch. To the right of this building is a two story probably rectangular dormitory looking building. The area occupied by this manor has mostly given way to Webster Field.
******************************************* Text on verso: "Picture 73 St. Inigoes Manor house from a painting by Cecilia Coad 1849" This photo was on page 22 of Binder 1.Collection
Charles E. Fenwick CollectionDimensions
Dimension Notes
Print Size: 5" x 4"Location
Container
Charles E. Fenwick Collection, Photo Box 5Shelf
Rack 08, Shelf 4Rack
Rack 08Wall
West wallRoom
Archives 1Building
Tudor HallRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Fenwick, Charles Edward (1910-1993)