The houses of Stroud visible under a clearing mist from Rodborough Common, in Gloucestershire
The Hunting Room: English pier-glass dated about 1770, semi- circular satinwood commode about 1775, oriental birds on rococo gilt wall-brackets 1750-60, on either side
The ice house at Ham House with the brick work laid out in a circular formation
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION by Miguel Melendez (1679-c. 1736)
The imposing and formidable Keep viewed from the Chapel Lawn
The imposing Cedar Staircase, designed by William Talman in 1698 and completed after 1702
The imposing curving staircase and balustrade up to the entrance on the east front
The imposing east front of Croft Castle, seen across the lawn
The imposing Gatehouse of Oxburgh Hall rising from the moat and showing the bridge across the moat
The imposing Keep stands out from the Chapel Lawn against the brilliant blue sky
The imposing south and east fronts of the Castle, with the quaint little church of St.Michael (C14th. & C15th.) to the right.
The imposing South front of Antony, showing the porte-cochere added in the mid nineteenth century by William Henry Pole-Carew
The In Memoriam embossed paper for Disraeli, the Earl of Beaconsfield, at Hughenden Manor, Buckinghamshire, home of prime minister Benjamin Disraeli between 1848 and 1881
The Indian Bird Bedroom at Wightwick Manor looking towards the window from the landing door
The Inglenook in the Dining Room with Gothic arch with carved stops
The initial letters of John and Ann Eyre on the plastered cross beam in the Dining Room at Great Chalfield Manor, Wiltshire
The Inlaid Chamber at Sizergh Castle showing inlaid state bed, and inlaid panelling installed between 1573 and 1582
The inmates Stairs, looking up from the ground floor showing the window on the landing and the pair of hand rails
The Inner Hall at Greenway, Devon
The Inner Hall at Llanerchaeron showing a partial view of the double cantilevered staircase designed by Nash so that visitors would be surprised by it and the daylight flooding in
The Inner Hall fireplace at Dunster Castle, showing chimney piece installed by Salvin in C19th, overmantel with Luttrell coat of arms, human figures either side and ceiling detail
The inner side of the Front Courtyard
The inner side of the Front Courtyard at Sissinghurst Castle Garden, the oldest part of the surviving building, dating from the late C15th
The inner side of the Front courtyard in July
