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The Kitchen of a Country Inn, 1797

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The Kitchen of a Country Inn, 1797.jpg The Oldest Inhabited house in EnglandThumbnailsSpirochæta gallinarum. After Hindle.The Oldest Inhabited house in EnglandThumbnailsSpirochæta gallinarum. After Hindle.The Oldest Inhabited house in EnglandThumbnailsSpirochæta gallinarum. After Hindle.The Oldest Inhabited house in EnglandThumbnailsSpirochæta gallinarum. After Hindle.The Oldest Inhabited house in EnglandThumbnailsSpirochæta gallinarum. After Hindle.

The Kitchen of a Country Inn, 1797: showing the Turnspit Dog. (From the engraving after Rowlandson)