Wellington House (St. Helena)

Wellington House
Entrance to Wellington House (2018)
Data
place	Jamestown
Construction year	1730s

Wellington House is a historic building in Jamestown on the island of St. Helena . As a Grade I structure, it enjoys the highest monument protection and is one of the best preserved buildings from the times of the East India Company . It is named after the Duke of Wellington and now houses a guest house and restaurant .

Wellington House was believed to have been built in the late 1730s on the site of the previously collapsed Sessions House . Francis Wrangham received the necessary building permit in 1738.

See also

• List of historic buildings in Jamestown (St. Helena)

Web links

• Photo of the Wellington House

Individual evidence

1. ^ Wellington House - House - Grade 1, 10742. Saint Helena Historic Environment Record. Retrieved December 19, 2017.
2. ^ Wellington House. St Helena Tourism. Retrieved December 19, 2017.
3. ^ Wellington House. Saint Helena Island Info. Retrieved December 19, 2017.