Architectural remains of Richmond, Twickenham, Kew, Petersham, and Mortlake; (1900)
Way, Thomas R. (Thomas Robert), 1861-1913, Chapman, Frederic, d. 1918 · London and New York : J. Lane · leaf 154
e parishchurch, are the few remains of the old Manor House ofTwickenham. They form a small dwelling-house known as Arragon Towers, the form of the porch and of the easternside of the house being a reasonable ground for the appellationTowers, although the Arragon is perhaps not so easilyjustified.… … nection with Queen Catherine of Arragon Is traceable. Thetradition is, however, in the way of becoming firmly esta-blished, as two modern roads near by are named respectivelyKatherine Road and Arragon Road. The manor was settled by Charles I. on Queen HenriettaMaria as part of her jointure,…
Kew (London, England) · Architecture
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