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Deane Home of Jane Austen's family before she was born. |
Steventon The Steventon Rectory (no longer standing) was Jane Austen's home from her birth in 1775 until 1801 when the Austens moved to Bath. |
St. Nicholas
Church George Austen's church in Steventon. |
North Waltham,
Steventon, Ashe & Deane History Society More information on the Steventon, Ashe and Deane area. |
Ibthorpe
near Hurstbourne Tarrant Home of Jane's friends Martha and Mary Lloyd where she visited in 1792. |
Goodnestone
Park Jane Austen was a frequent visitor to Goodenstone while staying with her brother Edward and his wife at nearby Rowling. In 1798, she visited Edward again at Godmersham in Kent. |
Godmersham
Park Another home of Edward Austen frequently visited by Jane and Cassandra. |
The
Vyne One of the local great houses where Jane attended parties and balls. |
Sidmouth Site of the Austen's summer holiday in 1801, before moving to Bath. |
Bath The Austens lived in Bath from 1801 until Rev. Austen's death in 1805. |
Jane Austen Centre in Bath |
Dawlish and
Teignmouth Destinations of Jane's summer holiday in 1802. |
Manydown
Home of the Bigg Withers. In 1802, Jane Austen received, accepted and then rejected a proposal of marriage from Harris Bigg Wither at Manydown Park. |
Ramsgate After visiting Godmersham in 1803, Jane visited her brother Frank at Ramsgate. |
Lyme
Regis In 1804, the Austens took a short holiday in Lyme. |
Stoneleigh
Abbey Rev. Austen died in 1805 and, in 1806, Mrs. Austen, Jane and Cassandra left Bath to visit Adlestrop and Stoneleigh. |
Southampton The Austens stayed in Southampton until 1809. |
Chawton In 1809, Mrs. Austen, Jane and Cassandra moved to Chawton, into a house provided by Jane's brother Edward. |
Jane Austen House Museum in Chawton |
Chawton House
Library Formerly the home of Edward Austen Knight in Chawton. |
Henrietta
Street In 1811 and 1812, Jane stayed with her brother Henry Henrietta Street in London while working on on proofs of her novels. |
Cheltenham In May of 1816, Jane and Cassandra visited Cheltenham. |
Winchester In 1817, her health failing, Jane travelled with Cassandra to Winchester to seek medical attention. |
Winchester
Cathedral Jane Austen died at 8 College Street in Winchester in 1817 and is buried in Winchester Cathedral. |
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![]() Hertfordshire |
![]() Brighton |
![]() Chatsworth (Model for Pemberley?) |
![]() Ilam Hall (Model for the Pemberley grounds?) |
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![]() Doddington Hall, Lincs (Mr. Collins's proposal to Charlotte) |
![]() Renishaw Hall (Pemberley) |
![]() Well Vale (Netherfield) |
Thorpe Tilney Hall (Longbourn) |
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![]() Babington House (Norland Park) |
![]() Bath (London Exteriors) |
![]() Came House (Barton Park) |
![]() Crowcombe Court (Mrs. Jennings' London House) |
![]() Hatch Court (Cleveland) |
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![]() Box Hill |
![]() Surrey Countryside |
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![]() Broughton Castle (Donwell Abbey) |
![]() Sudeley Castle (Donwell Abbey) |
![]() Stanway House (Donwell Abbey) |
Stanway House (Visitor's Information) |
![]() Trafalgar Park (Hartfield) |
![]() Lacock (Highbury) |
![]() Dorney Court (Randalls) |
Thame Park (Abbey Mill Farm) |
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![]() Squerryes Court (Hartfield) |
![]() Loseley Park (Donwell Abbey) |
![]() Chilham, Kent (Highbury) |
![]() Fitzroy Square, London (Brunswick Square) |
![]() Stocketts Manor (Crown Inn) |
![]() Beachy Head (Honeymoon Seaside) |
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![]() Lyme Regis |
![]() Bath |
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![]() Framtpon Court (Uppercross) |
![]() Marine Parade Lyme Regis |
![]() Frampton Court Orangery (Kellynch Lodge) |
![]() Bath |
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![]() Barnsley Park** (Kellynch Hall) |
![]() Lyme Regis |
![]() Sheldon Manor (Uppercross) |
![]() Bath |
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![]() Sheldon Manor (Uppercross Cottage) |
![]() Great Chalfield Manor (Uppercross Cottage Interior Lyme Coaching House) |
![]() Lyme Regis |
![]() No. 1 Royal Crescent (Camden Place) |
![]() Bath Assembly Rooms |
![]() Pump Room |
Neston Park (Kellynch Hall) |
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![]() Bath |
![]() Blaise Castle |
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![]() Bath |
![]() Bodiam Castle (Northanger Abbey) |
![]() Corsham Court (Morland's Home) |
![]() Bowood House* (Beechen Cliff Walk) |
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![]() Ardbraccan House (Fullerton Church and Rectory) |
![]() Higginsbrook House (Fullerton Rectory) |
![]() Dublin Castle (Beechen Cliff) |
![]() King's Inn, Dublin (Bath) |
![]() Lismore Castle (Northanger Abbey) |
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![]() Portsmouth |
![]() Cottesbrooke Hall, Northamptonshire Model for Mansfield Park? |
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![]() Somerley (Mansfield Park) |
![]() Brympton d'Evercy (Sotherton Court) |
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![]() Kirby Hall (Mansfield Park) |
![]() Charlestown, Cornwall (Portsmouth) |
![]() Fenton House* (Mary Crawford's Home) |
![]() Kenwood House* (Sotherton) |
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![]() Newby Hall (All locations) |
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*Photos of Kenwood, Fenton House,
Syon House and the Cascade at Bowood House
courtesy of Curt DiCamillo at The DiCamillo Companion
**Photo of Barnsley Park courtesy of Martin Andrews
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