| Original title | Lodge, Robert Logan |
| Year painted | 1822 |
| Museum reference number | PR172 |
| Address and postcode | Near or on the site of Milton Park, Stroude Road, Egham, TW20 9EL |
| Listed building number | n/a |
| Construction date of building depicted and major alterations | Late eighteenth/early nineteenth century |
| History of ownership/residents and use | Egham Lodge, sometimes referred to as Little Fosters, was owned by Robert Logan, a merchant, from 1815 when it was purchased from Isabella Blathwayt. Logan left the property to his wife, Eliza, in 1826 and it went to their daughter, Isabella after his wife’s death. Isabella married Joseph Dobinson, described variously as a merchant and a solicitor and Egham magistrate, in 1816 and it is Dobinson who is recorded as occupying Egham Lodge from at least 1832 until 1865. Dobinson sold Egham Lodge/Little Fosters to Henry Worms in 1865 who sold it to his father, Baron de Worms, in 1871. The Baron de Worms also owned Milton Place (PR188). |
| Location’s present status | Demolished c.1880 |
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