Mansfield Park Map

created by Peter Biggins

Locations in the 1814 novel by Jane Austen (1775-1817). See other Maps of the Classics.

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Mansfield Park Map

Locations in the 1814 novel by Jane Austen (1775-1817). See other Maps of the Classics.

: Northampton

Where Mansfield Park was located. Here lived Sir Thomas and Maria Ward Bertram and Parson and Mrs. Norris.
Northampton

: Portsmouth

Where Frances Ward Price lived with her nine children.
Portsmouth

: Huntingdon

Where the Ward's were from.
Huntingdon

: Steventon

Where Jane Austen lived from her birth in 1775 to 1801 with her sister Cassandra and six brothers. Her father Reverend George Austen was rector there.
Steventon

: Southampton

Where Jane Austen lived with her mother and sister from 1806 to 1809.
Southampton

: Isle of Wight

Where Fanny Price thought Ireland was, when she first moved to Manfield Park.
Isle of Wight

: Weymouth

Where Tom Bertram went to spend time with John Yates.
Weymouth

: Bath

Address of the Jane Austen Centre in the city where Janes Austen lived from 1801 to 1806.
Bath

: Chawton

Where Jane Austen lived on Winchester Road from 1809 until her deathn in 1817. Where she wrote Mansfield Park.
Chawton

: Antigua

Where Sir Thomas Bertram had interests.
Antigua

: Theatre Royal

Opened in 1805. Lovers' Vows was performed here six time while Jane Austen lived in bath.
Theatre Royal

: Cottesbrooke Hall

Reputed to be the inspiration for Mansfield Park. Built in 1702.
Cottesbrooke Hall

Mansfield Park Map

created by Peter Biggins

Locations in the 1814 novel by Jane Austen (1775-1817). See other Maps of the Classics.

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Mansfield Park Map

Locations in the 1814 novel by Jane Austen (1775-1817). See other Maps of the Classics.

: Northampton

Where Mansfield Park was located. Here lived Sir Thomas and Maria Ward Bertram and Parson and Mrs. Norris.
Northampton

: Portsmouth

Where Frances Ward Price lived with her nine children.
Portsmouth

: Huntingdon

Where the Ward's were from.
Huntingdon

: Steventon

Where Jane Austen lived from her birth in 1775 to 1801 with her sister Cassandra and six brothers. Her father Reverend George Austen was rector there.
Steventon

: Southampton

Where Jane Austen lived with her mother and sister from 1806 to 1809.
Southampton

: Isle of Wight

Where Fanny Price thought Ireland was, when she first moved to Manfield Park.
Isle of Wight

: Weymouth

Where Tom Bertram went to spend time with John Yates.
Weymouth

: Bath

Address of the Jane Austen Centre in the city where Janes Austen lived from 1801 to 1806.
Bath

: Chawton

Where Jane Austen lived on Winchester Road from 1809 until her deathn in 1817. Where she wrote Mansfield Park.
Chawton

: Antigua

Where Sir Thomas Bertram had interests.
Antigua

: Theatre Royal

Opened in 1805. Lovers' Vows was performed here six time while Jane Austen lived in bath.
Theatre Royal

: Cottesbrooke Hall

Reputed to be the inspiration for Mansfield Park. Built in 1702.
Cottesbrooke Hall

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Mansfield Park Map created by Peter Biggins Locations in the 1814 novel by Jane Austen (1775-1817). See other Maps of the Classics.

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Mansfield Park Map

Locations in the 1814 novel by Jane Austen (1775-1817). See other Maps of the Classics.

: Northampton

Where Mansfield Park was located. Here lived Sir Thomas and Maria Ward Bertram and Parson and Mrs. Norris. Northampton

: Portsmouth

Where Frances Ward Price lived with her nine children. Portsmouth

: Huntingdon

Where the Ward's were from. Huntingdon

: Steventon

Where Jane Austen lived from her birth in 1775 to 1801 with her sister Cassandra and six brothers. Her father Reverend George Austen was rector there. Steventon

: Southampton

Where Jane Austen lived with her mother and sister from 1806 to 1809. Southampton

: Isle of Wight

Where Fanny Price thought Ireland was, when she first moved to Manfield Park. Isle of Wight

: Weymouth

Where Tom Bertram went to spend time with John Yates. Weymouth

: Bath

Address of the Jane Austen Centre in the city where Janes Austen lived from 1801 to 1806. Bath

: Chawton

Where Jane Austen lived on Winchester Road from 1809 until her deathn in 1817. Where she wrote Mansfield Park. Chawton

: Antigua

Where Sir Thomas Bertram had interests. Antigua

: Theatre Royal

Opened in 1805. Lovers' Vows was performed here six time while Jane Austen lived in bath. Theatre Royal

: Cottesbrooke Hall

Reputed to be the inspiration for Mansfield Park. Built in 1702. Cottesbrooke Hall

Mansfield Park Map

created by Peter Biggins

Locations in the 1814 novel by Jane Austen (1775-1817). See other Maps of the Classics.

Where Mansfield Park was located. Here lived Sir Thomas and Maria Ward Bertram and Parson and Mrs. Norris.
Northampton

Where Frances Ward Price lived with her nine children.
Portsmouth

Where the Ward's were from.
Huntingdon

Where Jane Austen lived from her birth in 1775 to 1801 with her sister Cassandra and six brothers. Her father Reverend George Austen was rector there.
Steventon

Where Jane Austen lived with her mother and sister from 1806 to 1809.
Southampton

Where Fanny Price thought Ireland was, when she first moved to Manfield Park.
Isle of Wight

Where Tom Bertram went to spend time with John Yates.
Weymouth

Address of the Jane Austen Centre in the city where Janes Austen lived from 1801 to 1806.
Bath

Where Jane Austen lived on Winchester Road from 1809 until her deathn in 1817. Where she wrote Mansfield Park.
Chawton

Where Sir Thomas Bertram had interests.
Antigua

Opened in 1805. Lovers' Vows was performed here six time while Jane Austen lived in bath.
Theatre Royal

Reputed to be the inspiration for Mansfield Park. Built in 1702.
Cottesbrooke Hall