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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.

Hertfordshire	Brighton	Chatsworth Model for Pemberley?	Ilam Hall Model for the Pemberley grounds?

Lyme Park (Pemberley Exteriors)	Sudbury Hall (Pemberley Interiors)	Luckington Court (Longbourn)	Belton House (Rosings)
Edgecote Hall (Netherfield)	Lacock (Meryton)	Teigh Oakham (Mr. Collins' Parsonage)	Longnor (Lambton)
Brocket Hall (Netherfield Ball Interior)	Chicheley Hall (London Interiors)

Saltram (Norland Park)	Flete Estate (Barton Cottage)	Trafalgar Park (Barton Park)	Wilton House (London Ballroom)
Mompesson House (Mrs. Jennings' Town House)	Montacute House (Cleveland, The Palmer's Estate)	Mothecombe House (Mrs. Jennings' London Interiors)	Berry Pomeroy (The Brandons' Wedding)
Compton Castle (Combe Magna)

Box Hill	Surrey Countryside

Evershot (Hartfield)	Dorset	Mapperton (Randalls)	Claydon House (Donwell Abbey)
Syon House*	Crichel	Stafford House

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)

Lyme Regis	Bath

Barnsley Park**

Bath	Blaise Castle	Bowood House*

Bodiam Castle (Northanger Abbey)	Corsham Court

Portsmouth	Cottesbrooke Hall, Northamptonshire Model for Mansfield Park?

Kirby Hall (Mansfield Park)	Portsmouth	Fenton House*	Kenwood House*
Osterley Park

*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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