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Showing posts with label Goathland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goathland. Show all posts
Saturday, 6 July 2024

"That Tiresome Lady Architect": Mrs Annabel Dott

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Five years ago, on Thursday 21 February 2019, I published here the first of my pieces on the redoubtable and remarkable Mrs Annabel Dott, wo...
Monday, 14 October 2019

Mrs Annabel Dott & the Goathland Homes for Officers: correction

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I've just amended a couple of posts in the fascinating story of the redoubtable Mrs Annabel Dott – the series of blogposts that make up ...
Thursday, 21 February 2019

11. Annabel & Patrick Dott: Epilogue: sale of the Goathland Homes

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A couple of years after Annabel put the Grey Wood estate at East Hoathly on the market, the Trustees of the Goathland Homes for Officers pu...

7. Annabel & Patrick Dott, WWI & the Cottage Colony: 1917 to 1919

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On 19 June 1917, the Rev William Patrick Dott was appointed one of the temporary chaplains to the Forces, a post he held for the rest of th...

6. Annabel & Patrick Dott in Yorkshire: from 1909 to 1917

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On 7 June 1909 Patrick was inducted Vicar of Dringhouses , York, by the Bishop of Beverley.   Dringhouses lies just outside York, near...

1. Mrs Annabel Dott (1868-1937): her family

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I must start by saying that while Annabel's name appears as Annabelle in the baptismal register she is Annabel more or less everywhere ...

Mrs Annabel Dott & the Goathland Homes for Officers

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I came across the story of Mrs Annabel Dott and the Goathland Homes for Officers quite by accident. I was flicking through a volume of ...