a story worth telling A Tudor founder, blind book collector, wayward 17th century grand tourist, eccentric Victorian, Hollywood actor, commanding wives and dedicated daughters – Lamport is full of characters.
Read More“It is open to question whether any other garden the world over contains features of such peculiar interest” The Strand Magazine on Lamport, 1900 Although the size and location of the gardens has remained the same since they were first laid out, the design has changed significantly over the generations.
Read MoreThe Bryan Holden Working Horse CollectionHoused within our visitor reception, the Bryan Holden Working Horse Collection is a fascinating collection of working horse memorabilia, collated over the course of a lifetime.
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Read MoreDeveloped from a Tudor manor house, architecturally the hall has been worked on by Smith of Warwick and William Burn but is best known for its John Webb classical frontage.
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