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thomas sutton (1532–1611) was an English civil servant and businessman, born in Knaith, Lincolnshire. He is remembered as the founder of the London Charterhouse and of Charterhouse School.
== Life ==
Sutton was the son of an official of the city of Lincoln, and was educated at Eton College and at St John's College, Cambridge.
Inventing Color in a World That was Black and White
When we think of the past prior to the 1960s or so, we tend to picture it in black and white. Much of the visual media of this period - including still photographs to films to television - was rendered in shades of grey, making relatively recent history seem that much more distant and alien. But co…
Inventing Color in a World That was Black and White
When we think of the past prior to the 1960s or so, we tend to picture it in black and white. Much of the visual media of this period - including still photographs to films to television - was rendered in shades of grey, making relatively recent history seem that much more distant and alien. But co…
C of E Adoption Apology; Anish Kapoor; Burnham’s Catholicism
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullally, this week apologised for the Church of England's role in the forced adoption of children in the decades after the Second World War. We hear from former Labour MP Ann Keen, a trustee of the Movement for an Adoption Apology, on her experience and rea…
Washington Men's Golf Head Coach Thomas Sutton and Former Professional Football Player Joe Theismann
Washington Men's Golf Head Coach Thomas Sutton and Former Professional Football Player Joe Theismann Around the world and right ...
Charterhouse mulberries
former Roman catholic diocese of London United Kingdom The Charterhouse was originally a 14th century monastery, dissolved by Henry VIII, and then in 1611 purchased by Thomas Sutton, who established a hospital here. His wealth still provides for 40 residents in alms houses, provided for the poor. …
The Squatters’ Graffiti at Sutton House, London
Diocese of London United Kingdom Sutton House is the oldest domestic building in Hackney and one of London’s last remaining Tudor houses, having been built in 1535 by Tudor Statesman and Secretary of State to King Henry VIII, Ralph Sadlier. Even though the house is called ‘Sutton House’, it was nev…
The Squatters’ Graffiti at Sutton House, London
London, United Kingdom. Sutton House is the oldest domestic building in Hackney and one of London’s last remaining Tudor houses, having been built in 1535 by Tudor Statesman and Secretary of State to King Henry VIII, Ralph Sadlier. Even though the house is called ‘Sutton House’, it was never the dw…
The Feed & The Thread - May 8, 2026
We explore whether AI is breaking our design systems or revealing where our frameworks are too rigid, looking at Sen Lin’s enforcement layers for Claude Code and Dan Brown’s use of AI as an information architecture laboratory. Then, we untangle the messy reality of design value, from the frustratio…
The Squatters’ Graffiti at Sutton House, London
London, United Kingdom. Sutton House is the oldest domestic building in Hackney and one of London’s last remaining Tudor houses, having been built in 1535 by Tudor Statesman and Secretary of State to King Henry VIII, Ralph Sadlier. Even though the house is called ‘Sutton House’, it was never the dw…
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