Oxburgh Hall

The National Trust seem to have placed this seventeenth-century painting, of artist unknown, on display here to make the point

This is Sir Henry Bedingfield (1509-1583) who was the eldest son of Edmund Bedingfield, who had been entrusted with the

The artist of this painting is unknown, and the entire thing is something of a mystery as it’s also not

Oxburgh Hall was in the first wave of National Trust houses to re-open after the enforced period of closure and

This is the diary of Thomas Marwood (?-1718), a private tutor to Henry Arundell Bedingfield (1689-1760). The diary was written

Oxburgh Hall is going through a substantial restoration programme at the moment, caused by things falling off the building, which

This is one of eleven glasses that were commissioned by Sir Henry Arundell Bedingfeld (1689-1760) and the National Trust has

Just photos here, as I have no knowledge about herbaceous borders or the plants in them. And this most certainly