Town on the Norfolk coast; Southey visited his brother Henry Herbert Southey, who was studying with George Burnett, there in late May 1798.

The home of the Wynn family.

The boarding house run by Margaret Southey from 1793 to 1798.

Village just outside Bristol. Southey rented a cottage, which he named Martin-Hall, in Westbury between June 1798 and June 1799.

A farm rented by Tom Southey and his family from early 1816 until their move to Emerald Bank on 25 March 1819.

Lake to the east of Keswick, on the shores of which Thomas Clarkson and his wife lived until 1806.

The home of Southey’s friend Mrs Elizabeth Dolignon and her sisters the Misses Delamere. Southey spent much time there when he was at Westminster school and stayed at Theobalds after his expulsion from Westminster in April 1792.

Estate in Penkridge, Staffordshire, owned by Sir Edward Littleton. It was the home of Mary Barker, his companion. After Littleton’s death in 1812, Barker moved to Keswick, where she lived until 1817.

John May’s London address from 1817, when it was left to him in his aunt’s will.