Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
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Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
1722/00/00 | Lamb House is built for wealthy wine merchant and local politician James Lamb, patriarch of the family which more or less controlled Rye throughout the 18th century. | |||||
1726/00/00 | In the winter of 1726, King George I stays at Lamb house after his ship was beached on nearby Camber Sands. | |||||
1743/00/00 | The Garden Room, a self-contained building next to the house is built as a separate banqueting room. | |||||
1757/00/00 | The Duke of Cumberland visits Lamb House. | |||||
1897/00/00 | Henry James | Home | Henry James leases Lamb House (buying it in 1899) making it his home until 1916. | |||
1902/00/00 | A Constable and Co | Publisher | The Wings of the Dove - published | The Wings of the Dove | ||
1902/00/00 | Henry James | Author | The Wings of the Dove - published | The Wings of the Dove | ||
1903/00/00 | Methuen Publishing Ltd | Publisher | The Ambassadors - published | The Ambassadors | ||
1903/00/00 | Henry James | Author | The Ambassadors - published | The Ambassadors | ||
1904/11/10 | Charles Scribner's Sons | Publisher | Written at Lamb House, Henry James's "The Golden Bowl" is published in New York by Charles Scribner's Sons in two volumes. | The Golden Bowl (book) | ||
1904/11/10 | Henry James | Author | Written at Lamb House, Henry James's "The Golden Bowl" is published in New York by Charles Scribner's Sons in two volumes. | The Golden Bowl (book) | ||
1919/00/00 | E F Benson | Home | English author E F Benson makes Lamb House his home. He will live here until his death in 1940. | |||
1940/00/00 | The Garden Room, James and Benson's writing room, is destroyed during a World War II bombing raid. | |||||
1968/00/00 | Rumer Godden | Home | Rumer Godden moves into Lamb House, her home until 1973. |
Particulars for Lamb House: | |
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Sight Category | Building |
Museum Type | Historical Museum |
Building Type | House |
Area of Significance | Literature |
Criteria | Person |
Historic Use | Single dwelling |
Data | |
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NHLE List Entry Number: | 1252151 |
Work | Type | AsNotedIn | Creator | Note |
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The Master (book) | Novel | Colm Toibin | The Master lives in Rye. |
Activity | |
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Activity Category | Tour |
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