"Topographical View of Wilton", c.1710,
by Leonard Knijff.
From the E side.
This shows the old formal gardens laid out
by the 4th Earl in the 1630s.
These were to the S of the house (left here). Later replaced by landscaped gardens by 9th Earl.
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From MeisterDrucke.
Also here.
Wilton House in 1725.
Close-up of above.
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This shows the old formal gardens
laid out in the 1630s
to the S of the house (left here).
Note how the river flows through the formal gardens.
The formal gardens were later replaced by landscaped gardens.
Wilton House in 1725.
Close-up of above.
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Shows the E facade (containing the Clock Tower).

Plan of Wilton House and grounds.
Made by John Rocque, 1754.
From BL.
The E side.
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From MeisterDrucke.
Also reversed image here.
See also Bridgeman Images
here and
here.
S front and Palladian Bridge.
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From MeisterDrucke.
See also Bridgeman Images
here.
And here.
Wilton from a distance to the S.
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From MeisterDrucke.
See also Bridgeman Images
here.
Wilton House.
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From MeisterDrucke,
which says date is 1880.
See other copy.
From Liam Quin's
"Pictures From Old Books",
which says date is 1870.
Wilton House. The W side (private garden).
From Illustrated London News, 6 August 1887.
See other version.
From here.
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