Kenwood

Jonathan Miller's Alice in Wonderland was broadcast by the BBC on December 28th, 1966. It's a safe bet that John was watching, given...

You can, of course, now visit Mendips, and note for yourself the notably mock-Tudor view from John's old bedroom. One bit that remains o...

I've long had it in mind to do an "appreciation" of the Penny Lane promo film, but the more I went into it, the longer it beca...

More "fannage", in the drive at Kenwood, summer, 1967. "Fannage", I tell you. "Fannage".

Yet another June 29 French seamstress pic, in the sunroom, of course. That makes five, so far, and surely not many more...

One thing not usually included in John's list of achievements is "labourer", and yet a labourer he was, for a whole month in 1...

Another "interesting" shot emerges - John answering the door to a fan sometime in 1968. This must be Two Virgins era, possibly fro...

A charming snap of Julian, on the fabled couch in the sunroom at Kenwood, probably circa late '66/early '67. This pic may well have ...

On the above date, a "meeting" was apparently held in the living room at Kenwood to discuss Ringo's vocal contribution to the ...

Having stated categorically that no pictures exist showing a Nothing Box inside Kenwood...errr...here's a picture showing a Nothing Box ...

As a little addendum to the Nothing Boxes - more John with same, captured in 1965, by photographer Brian Duffy. Duffy recalled that John had...

Maureen Cleave described it thusly: "In the sitting room are eight little green boxes with winking red lights; he bought them as Christ...

No. 42: Childwall Fiveways Hotel. These days a Wetherspoons, the car park of this pub provided the venue for a famous portrait of Eppy plus ...

I said there would be more of these: ... and so there are. Speaking of the sunroom, which I wasn't, the virtual one is almost complete. ...

The latest from Joe Baiardi, showing the state of play at Kenwood towards the end of last year. Nothing internal, but plenty oot. The bits o...

No.44: The Grapes. Any such "survey" would be a tragic waste of time (errr...) were it not to include this place (and Ye Cracke, o...

Always good to hear from someone who was actually there (and also good to get back to what this ridiculous blog is supposed to be about): Ro...