Simply Jan on Flickr Pyne House. This is the most likely lodging of Jane Austen, whose visits to Lyme in 1803 and 1804 gave birth to her novel "Persuasion". Mulberry Manor - 10 Broad Street, Lyme Regis by Lyme Regis Charter 700 Colour: blue Wikimedia: Flickr: How to add yours Elliott Brown on Flickr Elliott Brown on Flickr Elliott Brown on Flickr Google Streetview OpenStreetMap See also... Nick Harrison on Flickr kenjonbro on Flickr Nick Harrison on Flickr Nick Harrison on Flickr Zorba the Geek on Geograph The Jane Austen Garden Lyme Regis was part of the setting for the novel Persuasion by J... The Jane Austen Garden. Opened by Sir Hugh Smiley Bt in 1975 Chairman of the Jane Auste... OpenPlaques on Flickr Spudgun67 on Wikimedia Commons Simply Jan on Flickr Graham Horn on Geograph Dcs57 on Wikimedia Commons Dcs57 on Wikimedia Commons Dcs57 on Wikimedia Commons Dcs57 on Wikimedia Commons Dcs57 on Wikimedia Commons Jane Austen novelist attended school at the Abbey Gateway 1785-6 Jane Austen born December 16th 1775 died July 18th 1817 worshipped here This is the site of All Saints Church destroyed in 1940 during the blitz on the city in... Jane Austen author: 1775-1817. Spa Fountain Gardens. Jane was a keen walker and when s... Jane Austen author: 1775-1817. The Long Rooms & Hot Baths. Built in 1767 on the shore-l... Jane Austen author: 1775-1817. Site of the Theatre Royal. The Theatre Royal had been bu... Spudgun67 on Wikimedia Commons
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