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main menu main menu welcome introduction 1923 - 1950 1964 - 1969 1970 - 1992 1998 - 2016 buttle / buttles / beetle / buttell / bowtell / boutel / battle / battell / buttolph / boitelle / butel / bitel / bittel / bittle / bittles / bottle / buttall / buttel family histories epilogues where are you now? "a tale of two cities big houses" main menu welcome introduction 1923 - 1950 1964 - 1969 1970 - 1992 1998 - 2016 buttle / buttles / beetle / buttell / bowtell / boutel / battle / battell / buttolph / boitelle / butel / bitel / bittel / bittle / bittles / bottle / buttall / buttel family histories epilogues where are you now? "a tale of two cities big houses" sign the guestbook! the mead tea gardens (historical) website reminisce and share your memories! the eight pink cherries at their peak in the 1980s. planted in september 1937 by evelyn on buying the mead with its tea gardens, five acre market garden & cottages. another seven were planted around the new tea garden when evelyn had the pavilion moved, in 1947, from the house garden down to its 'wind in the willows' setting beside st. catherine's brook. table of contents: welcome introduction 1923 - 1950 original brochure photos: 1923 - 1950 feature from the bath chronicle 2002 1964 - 1969 photos 1970 - 1992 the 1970 - 1992 brochure notable visitors 1990/91 menu! excerpt from 'country walks around bath' photos: up at the house photos: autumn corners photos: down by the brook photos: st catherines valley parochial 1998 - 2016 photos: charity teas at the buttles buttle / buttles / beetle / buttell / bowtell / boutel / battle / battell / buttolph / boitelle / butel / bitel / bittel / bittle / bittles / bottle / buttall / buttel family histories clans photos: buttle clans gatherings at the mead and the buttles and more! epilogues photos: jonathan's corner where are you now? "a tale of two cities big houses" photos: st. catherine's court & cahore castle sign the guestbook! visitors so far! introduction established by mr. james wilson and his wife mrs. annie dow wilson of stirling and dunfermilne, scotland, in 1923 within the existing market garden due to so many people visiting st. catherine's court and church half a mile further up the valley. described by arthur mee in his book somerset, "it is incomparable, we have seen nothing in our ten thousand villages more like the spirit of old england, tender, enduring and altogether lovely". idyllic place, hard work, wonderful times & much loved. an estimated 84,000 customers 1923 - 1937 over 100,000 customers 1937 - 1950 156,000 more came 1970 - 1992 record day: glorious sunday may l0th. l990, 425 customers! and over £23,000 made for charity 1970 - 2010 (from many parish harvest suppers and dozens of parish whist drives and charity teas held at the mead and of late the buttles). dec. 3rd. 2012 update! 4th. anniversary of this website to-day! 9000th. seperate visitor to it last week! running total raised for charities is now £25,750! sept. 2011, 7 days and 280 old friends back and £1500 raised and this september 1-5 we celebrated the 75th anniversary of ma evelyn buying the mead property in september 1937 (and sadly the 20th anniversary of my closing down in september 1992). with the nearest and dearest in 5 days we enjoyed 160 happy reunions and £750 raised. in the 3 boxes were £375 for save the children(international); £195 for help for heroes(national) £180 for batheaston new village hall(local). jonathan metcalfe james and his wife annie dow wilson bought the mead property 26 march 1921...... started the tea gardens in 1923 within the 5 acre market garden. he passed on whilst in scotland a few days after attending his father's funeral at kippen, stirlingshire, and died at his wife's former home, castleblair lane, dunfermilne, fife 22 jan. 1933. annie his widow was so distressed, she sold the mead 23 june 1933. annie lived on in bath and died autumn 1964, aged 80. the mead, as st. catherine's farm 1682-1908 when gables were demolished. 1923 - 1950 original brochure come to the mead for tea! the tea gardens at the mead, st. catherine's, near bath. the delights of st. catherine's valley. the kiss of the sun for pardon, the song of the birds for mirth, one is nearer god's heart in the garden than anywhere else on earth. dorothy frances gurney the tiny village of st. catherine's, one of somerset's sweetest beauty spots, is becoming every year an increasingly popular place of resort with all who love the unspoilt countryside. citizens of bath have long revelled in its beauty at all seasons, and, thanks to the motor coaches from bristol, which pass through cold ashton on their way to marshfield and chippenham, residents in the "sister city" have now discovered that st. catherine's, with its well-known tea gardens at the mead, offers a delightful and convenient "halfway house" on a round trip which they may accomplish by combining a healthful walk and the swifter and less arduous pleasures of riding. dainty teas in the garden the reason why the mead tea garden has become so favourite a rendezvous is not far to seek. "it is not only" (says the "bath chronicle," june 25th, 1923) "that the house is a picturesque old place, that its extensive gardens are aglow with sweet-scented flowers, that the scenery all around is of wondrous beauty, but, over and above all this, the actual teas provided are a sheer delight. "there are all sorts of scottish home-made dainties, including girdle cakes and shortbread, besides, in season (june and july), luscious strawberries and raspberries fresh culled from the garden, with ample supplies of cream. the wishing well "after tea you may stand before the quaint old wishing well in the garden, with its never-failing spring of the clearest, coldest water, and legend says that if you carry out certain mystical rites while wishing, your desires will be fulfilled. "if the unexpected desire of the 'well-wishers' is for a delightful walk to follow the tea it will certainly come true and that right speedily." for the better accommodation of visitors a bungalow has now been installed, with a wide verandah, on which teas are served (as well as at the tables on the lawns), while ample room is provided within the bungalow in case of cold or inclement weather. teas are served both weekdays and sundays, and parties are especially catered for. when large parties are arranging a visit a postcard intimating the fact will be much appreciated. fresh fruit and flowers may be purchased at the mead. tomatoes a speciality. how to get there. the best way of approach from bath is to take the bathford tramcar as far as the "lamb and flag" at batheaston, turning to the left at that familiar inn, whence st. catherine's is reached in the course of half an hour's walk along a country lane which commands on either side extensive vistas of magnificent scenery. the round trip from bristol visitors from bristol take the motor 'bus as far as the cross roads at cold ashton, where they turn south along the lane which winds through the beautiful valley traversed by the little trout stream known as st. catherine's brook. monkswood reservoir and the stately st. catherine's court are passed on the way and an hour's delightful walk brings st. catherine's into view. geting home again is a pleasant task in the cool of the evening, the stroll to batheaston, the ride in the tram beside the avon, passing bathampton weirs (beloved of the artist) and then the wondrous view of the myriad lights of the queen city of the west climbing almost mountain resort high to meet the stars, being an exquisite experience with which to round off a happy day. often it is difficult to decide where the lights of the city end and those of heaven begin. from bath the g.w.r. provide an excellent service of trains to bristol, or, if road travel be preferred, there are two motor-'bus lines, both starting from queen's parade place (gay street corner), which afford a ten minutes' service. the route

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