TUDOR CHIMNEYS

Smoke rising from the Chimneys of Nonsuch Palace, Surrey Detail from the sketch by Joris Hoefnagel, 1568

Another view of Henry VIII’s Nonsuch Pace by Hoefnagel, 1568 (onthetudortrail) Henry died in 1547

The Gatehouse Chimneys on Henry VIII’s Kitchens, Hampton Court, Surrey (“The Royal Palaces of Tudor England,” Simon Thurley, 1993)

Chimneys on the “Great House of Ease,” Hampton Court (Thurley) Built for Hygiene and Sanitation

Tudor Chimneys at Hampton Court (“Chimney Book,” Tim Battle, 1977)

The Tudor Chimneys at Hampton Court (mixcellaneous)

The Tudor Chimneys at Hampton Court (mixcellaneous)

Tall Tudor Chimneys at Hampton Court (dollshousesandminiatures)

Fluted Tudor Chimneys at Hampton Court (mickhartley)

Henry VIII’s House at Beaulieu in Essex from an engraving of 1786 (Thurley)

Tudor style Chimneys at Baddesley Clinton in Warwickshire (“The Search for a Style: Country Life and Architecture, 1897-1935,” 1988)

This was the first photograph of a Country House to appear in Country Life, 1 January 1897