Decorated inside with stunning life-size watercolour murals painted by Louisa, who used estate workers and children as models, the Hall is a must-see for art-lovers and those interested in social history.
This romantic 16th-century castle was transformed by the famous architect Edwin Lutyens into an Edwardian country home for Edward Hudson, founder of Country Life magazine.
Lindisfarne Priory was one of the most important places for early Christianity in Anglo-Saxon England.
The impressive hall is a mid 18th century mansion built for James and Dorothy Pennyman. Its simple Palladian façade masks the exquisite interior decoration, paintings and furnishing that this attractive rural mansion has to offer.
Get ready for one amazing journey as you step through the doors of Preston Park Museum & Grounds. Discover the Hall and its treasures, experience what life was like in 1895 as you take a stroll down their replica Victorian Street,
The Ryhope Engines Museum, based in the Ryhope Pumping Station is now regarded as one of the finest industrial monuments in the North East. Although the station no longer pumps water, the two huge beam engines are kept in working order and ‘steamed’ periodically for visitors.
Enjoy the greatest collection of European fine and decorative arts in the North of England and an acclaimed exhibition and events programme.
Wallington is a magnificent mansion with fine interiors and collections. Wallington features a wonderful mix of displays including huge pre-Raphaelite paintings, an intriguing Cabinet of Curiosities and an extraordinary collection of dolls’ houses.
