Kenwood

And so, with grinding inevitability, to the front of the house. Is the room above the entrance, much evident in Joe's video, the same on...

The southern end of Kenwood, with that small room or sitting room or library or study or whatever it is or was to the bottom left. (UPDATE -...

Three Whitaker upgrades, from on or about the steps in the garden at Kenwood, 1965.

These photos of John peering out of a Hamburg doorway as the spectral, see-through figures of Paul, George and Stu Sutcliffe move towards hi...

One of the more intriguing parts of Joe Baiardi's Kenwood video (and for those that are intrigued by these kinds of things, these are th...

The first one here is purported to be the house sign from Kenwood (fairly obviously) during the John-era. It was sold at auction a few years...

Continuing round the house, the drawing room or main lounge. An internal doorway connects this room with the dining room, as per pic number ...

Two more Whitaker shots from the bottom of the garden at Kenwood, 1965 - and the first one printed the right way round this time. Thanks to ...

Escaping the attic...Glenn Marteney has sent in a much bigger and better quality (click on it) scan of John with his outsize boot. This boot...

It's only when you view Kenwood from above that you get an idea of how it all fits together - it really is a very eccentric building. Ba...

The first photo shows the windows on the landing beneath the attic where the famous shots of John and Julian on the rocking horse were taken...

Two more comped views (hence the blurring and asymmetrical edges) of the sunroom and west sides of Kenwood, dating from the summer of 1967. ...

There are quite a few fan pics of John standing outside to the right of the front door at Kenwood. If you've ever looked at that big win...

This pic has been on a couple of times in different incarnations, but this is the most complete, uncropped version I've found so far. Th...

Anonymous left a comment suggesting that the bathchair photos could be from the front entrance. Pics 3 and 4 here are definitely of that lo...

Ploughing on, with the usual caveats about insanity/obsession etc etc (and I'd recommend listening to Revolution 9 at maximum volume as ...

Kenwood, it is fair to say, is not your standard two-up two-down. The layout very much veers towards the eccentric. Add the fact that you ha...

3 shots from the same location - the top of the garden steps, just below the dining room. The first two pics have been on here before, but I...