Elevation of the South endà [of Heckingham Workhouse, Norfolk] Size:XL: 90 x 60cm Henry Bond claimed his inclinatory

Henry Bond claimed his inclinatory needle provided a method of finding position at sea by observing the magnetic variation

In the foreground figures can be seen including a beggar on the right

View of Elm Court

As a result he was declared a saint and a martyr

Elevation of the South endà [of Heckingham Workhouse, Norfolk] Size:XL: 90 x 60cm Henry Bond claimed his inclinatoryPlate10 figure 3 from the paper 'Proceedings relative to the accident by lightning at Heckingham', by Charles Blagden, Edward Nairne and other contributors, Philosophical Transactions vol. 72 part 1 1782 pp. 355 378. The full title caption reads: 'Elevation of the South end or East Wing, with the wall of the lean to and part of the South front.' The plate is marked 'Fig III' upper left. Not signed. Original: ink on paper. 1782