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Alphabetical Index Alphabetical index A Chedworth Roman Villa 17 Fountains Abbey 191 A la Ronde 41 Cherryburn 188 Fyne Court 43 Aberconwy House 224 Chirk Castle 211 Aberdulais 209 Claremont Garden 58 G Aira Force and Ullswater 183 Claydon 59 Gawthorpe Hall 171 Alfriston Clergy House 52 Cliveden 60 Giant’s Causeway 237 Anglesey Abbey 107 Clumber Park 140 Gibside 193 Antony 41 Cobham Wood 100 Glendurgan Garden 43 Ardress House 242 Colby Woodland Garden 213 Godolphin 44 The Argory 229 Coleridge Cottage 41 Grange Barn 124 Arlington Court 10 Coleton Fishacre 18 Gray’s Printing Press 242 Ascott 99 Compton Castle 42 Greenway 22 Attingham Park 130 Conwy Suspension Bridge 224 Greyfriars’ House 164 Avebury 11 Corfe Castle 19 Greys Court 64 Cotehele 20 Gunby Estate 147 B Coughton Court 142 Monksthorpe Chapel 164 Baddesley Clinton 131 Cragside 189 Barrington Court 12 Croft Castle 143 H Basildon Park 53 Crom 234 Ham House 65 Bateman’s 54 Croome 144 Hanbury Hall 148 Beatrix Potter Gallery Hardwick 149 and Hawkshead 169 D Stainsby Mill 164 Belton House 132 Dinefwr 214 Hardy’s Cottage 44 Bembridge Windmill 99 Divis and the Black Mountain 242 Hartwell House 100 Beningbrough Hall 187 Dolaucothi Mines 215 Hatchlands Park 66 Benthall Hall 163 Downhill Demesne Hatfield Forest 125 Berrington Hall 133 and Hezlett House 235 Heelis 44 Biddulph Grange Garden 134 Dudmaston 146 Heigham Holmes 125 Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters 99 Dunham Massey 170 Hidcote 23 Birmingham Back to Backs 135 Dunstable Downs and Hill Top 172 Blickling Estate 108 the Whipsnade Estate 124 Hinton Ampner 67 Bodiam Castle 55 Dunster Castle 21 The Homewood 100 Bodnant Garden 210 Dunster Watermill 42 Houghton Mill 112 Bodysgallen Hall 224 Dunwich Heath 109 Hughenden 68 Bourne Mill 124 Dyffryn Gardens 216 Box Hill 99 Dyrham Park 42 I Brean Down 41 Ickworth 113 Brockhampton 136 E Ightham Mote 69 Brownsea Island 13 East Pool Mine 43 Buckland Abbey 15 East Riddlesden Hall 190 K Buscot Park 100 Eastbury Manor House 61 Kedleston Hall 151 Elizabethan House Museum 124 Killerton 24 C Emmetts Garden 62 Kingston Lacy 25 Calke Abbey 137 Erddig 217 Knightshayes 26 Canons Ashby 138 Knole 70 Carding Mill Valley and F The Kymin 224 the Long Mynd 163 Farnborough Hall 163 Carrick-a-Rede 230 Felbrigg Hall 110 L Castle Coole 231 Fenton House 63 Lacock 28 Castle Drogo 16 Finch Foundry 43 Lamb House 101 Castle Ward 232 The Firs 163 Lanhydrock 29 Charlecote Park 139 Flatford 111 Lavenham Guildhall 114 Chartwell 56 The Fleece Inn 164 Levant Mine 44 Chastleton House 57 Florence Court 236 Lindisfarne Castle 194 244 Please book all group visits, tours and catering direct with our places Little Moreton Hall 173 Q Treasurer’s House, York 201 Llanerchaeron 218 Quarry Bank 175 Tredegar House 223 Lundy 45 Quebec House 79 Trelissick 38 Lydford Gorge 30 Trengwainton Garden 39 Lyme 174 R Trerice 47 Lytes Cary Manor 45 Rainham Hall 102 Tudor Merchant’s House 225 Lyveden 152 Red House 80 Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant 225 Rievaulx Terrace 198 Tyntesfield 40 M River Wey and Godalming Max Gate 45 Navigations and U Melford Hall 115 Dapdune Wharf 81 Uppark House 90 Middlethorpe Hall 205 Rowallane Garden 240 Upton House 159 Mompesson House 46 Rufford Old Hall 176 Monk’s House 101 Runnymede and Ankerwycke 102 V Montacute House 31 The Vyne 91 Moseley Old Hall 153 S Mottisfont 71 St Michael’s Mount 34 W Mottistone Gardens 72 Saltram 35 Waddesdon Manor 92 Mount Stewart 238 Sandham Memorial Chapel 82 Wakehurst 94 Mr Straw’s House 154 Scotney Castle 83 Wallington 203 Murlough 242 Seaton Delaval Hall 199 Washington Old Hall 204 Shalford Mill 102 The Weir Garden 165 N Shaw’s Corner 119 Wellbrook Beetling Mill 243 The Needles 73 Sheffield Park 84 West Wycombe Park 95 Nether Alderley Mill 183 Sheringham Park 120 The White Cliffs 103 Newark Park 32 Shugborough Estate 156 Wicken Fen 122 Newtown 101 Sissinghurst Castle Garden 85 Wightwick Manor 160 Nostell 195 Sizergh 177 2 Willow Road 96 Nuffield Place 74 Smallhythe Place 86 Wimpole Estate 123 Nunnington Hall 196 Snowshill Manor 36 Winchester City Mill 97 Nymans 75 Souter Lighthouse and The Leas 200 Winkworth Arboretum 98 South Foreland Lighthouse 102 Woolbeding Gardens 103 O Speke Hall 178 Woolsthorpe Manor 161 Oakhurst Cottage 101 Springhill 241 Wordsworth House 182 Orford Ness 116 Stackpole 222 The Workhouse 162 Ormesby Hall 197 Standen House 87 Wray Castle 183 Osterley Park 76 Steam Yacht Gondola 179 Overbeck’s 46 Sticklebarn and The Langdales 183 Oxburgh Hall 117 Stoneacre 103 Stourhead 37 P Stowe 88 Packwood House 155 Strangford Lough 243 Patterson’s Spade Mill 243 Studland Bay 46 Paycocke’s House 125 Sudbury Hall 157 Peckover House 118 Sunnycroft 165 Penrhyn Castle 219 Sutton Hoo 121 Petworth 77 Sutton House 89 Plas Newydd 220 Plas yn Rhiw 225 T Polesden Lacey 78 Tattershall Castle 158 Powis Castle 221 Tatton Park 180 Prior Park 33 Theatre Royal 125 Tintagel Old Post Office 47 Tintinhull Garden 47 nationaltrust.org.uk/groups 245 Themed index Collections Hill Top 172 Dolls, doll’s houses and Hinton Ampner 67 miniature rooms Armour Ickworth 113 A la Ronde 41 Cotehele 20 Knightshayes 26 Calke Abbey 137 Gunby Estate 147 Lyme 174 Elizabethan House Museum 124 Hardwick 149 Melford Hall 115 Hill Top 172 Mount Stewart 238 Mompesson House 46 Lanhydrock 29 Oxburgh Hall 117 Mount Stewart 238 Mount Stewart 238 Powis Castle 221 Mr Straw’s House 154 Nostell 195 Rufford Old Hall 176 Nostell 195 Nunnington Hall 196 St Michael’s Mount 34 Nunnington Hall 196 Overbeck’s 46 Seaton Delaval Hall 199 Oxburgh Hall 117 Snowshill Manor 36 Sizergh 177 Packwood House 155 Springhill 241 Snowshill Manor 36 Peckover House 118 Sudbury Hall 157 Speke Hall 178 Polesden Lacey 78 Uppark House 90 Springhill 241 Saltram 35 Wallington 203 Sutton Hoo 121 Seaton Delaval Hall 199 Waddesdon Manor 92 Shugborough Estate 156 Furniture Sizergh 177 Anglesey Abbey 107 Carriages Snowshill Manor 36 The Argory 229 Arlington Court 10 Speke Hall 178 Ascott 99 Calke Abbey 137 Springhill 241 Basildon Park 53 Castle Coole 231 Tatton Park 180 Belton House 132 Charlecote Park 139 Treasurer’s House, York 201 Beningbrough Hall 187 Florence Court 236 Uppark House 90 Berrington Hall 133 Mount Stewart 238 Upton House 159 Blickling Estate 108 Waddesdon Manor 92 Castle Coole 231 Ceramics Wallington 203 Castle Ward 232 Anglesey Abbey 107 Washington Old Hall 204 Cragside 189 Ardress House 242 Wightwick Manor 160 Dunham Massey 170 The Argory 229 East Riddlesden Hall 190 Ascott 99 Costume and fashion Erddig 217 Attingham Park 130 The Argory 229 Felbrigg Hall 110 Beningbrough Hall 187 Berrington Hall 133 Fenton House 63 Benthall Hall 163 Buckland Abbey 15 Florence Court 236 Blickling Estate 108 Castle Ward 232 Gawthorpe Hall 171 Calke Abbey 137 Chastleton House 57 Ham House 65 Castle Coole 231 Claydon 59 Hardwick 149 Castle Ward 232 Dunham Massey 170 Hill Top 172 Chedworth Roman Villa 17 Elizabethan House Museum 124 Hughenden 68 Cragside 189 Kedleston Hall 151 Ickworth 113 Downhill Demesne Killerton 24 Knightshayes 26 and Hezlett House 235 Mount Stewart 238 Knole 70 Dunham Massey 170 Mr Straw’s House 154 Lacock 28 Dyrham Park 42 Oxburgh Hall 117 Little Moreton Hall 173 East Riddlesden Hall 190 Seaton Delaval Hall 199 Lyme 174 Elizabethan House Museum 124 Smallhythe Place 86 Montacute House 31 Felbrigg Hall 110 Springhill 241 Mount Stewart 238 Fenton House 63 Nostell 195 Florence Court 236 Nunnington Hall 196 Greenway 22 Osterley Park 76 Gunby Estate 147 Oxburgh Hall 117 Hanbury Hall 148 Petworth 77 Hardwick 149 Polesden Lacey 78 246 Please book all group visits, tours and catering direct with our places Powis Castle 221 Musical instruments Plas Newydd 220 Red House 80 The Argory 229 Polesden Lacey 78 Rufford Old Hall 176 Castle Coole 231 Powis Castle 221 Saltram 35 Fenton House 63 Red House 80 Scotney Castle 83 Florence Court 236 Rufford Old Hall 176 Seaton Delaval Hall 199 Hatchlands Park 66 Saltram 35 Shaw’s Corner 119 Killerton 24 Sandham Memorial Chapel 82 Shugborough Estate 156 Lanhydrock 29 Seaton Delaval Hall 199 Sizergh 177 Lyme 174 Shaw’s Corner 119 Speke Hall 178 Mount Stewart 238 Sizergh 177 Stourhead 37 Overbeck’s 46 Speke Hall 178 Tatton Park 180 Snowshill Manor 36 Stourhead 37 Treasurer’s House, York 201 Springhill 241 Sutton Hoo 121 Tyntesfield 40 Tatton Park 180 Sutton House 89 Uppark House 90 Tatton Park 180 Upton House 159 Paintings Trerice 47 The Vyne 91 Anglesey Abbey 107 Upton House 159 Waddesdon Manor 92 Ascott 99 Waddesdon Manor 92 Wallington 203 Attingham Park 130 Wallington 203 Washington Old Hall 204 Basildon Park 53 Washington Old Hall 204 2 Willow Road 96 Beatrix Potter Gallery Wightwick Manor 160 Wimpole Estate 123 and Hawkshead 169 2 Willow Road 96 Wordsworth House 182 Beningbrough Hall 187 Blickling Estate 108 Taxidermy Glass and silverware Buckland Abbey 15 Arlington Court 10 Anglesey Abbey 107 Castle Coole 231 Calke Abbey 137 Ardress House 242 Castle Ward 232 Castle Ward 232 The Argory 229 Chartwell 56 Charlecote Park 139 Attingham Park 130 Cherryburn 188 Cragside 189 Belton House 132 Cragside 189 Dunham Massey 170 Calke Abbey 137 Dudmaston 146 Erddig 217 Castle Coole 231 Dunham Massey 170 Felbrigg Hall 110 Dunham Massey 170 Dunster Castle 21 Gunby Estate 147 Elizabethan House Museum 124 Dyrham Park 42 Hatchlands Park 66 Felbrigg Hall 110 Felbrigg Hall 110 Kedleston Hall 151 Florence Court 236 Fenton House 63 Kingston Lacy 25 Greenway 22 Florence Court 236 Knightshayes 26 Gunby Estate 147 Gawthorpe Hall 171 Lanhydrock 29 Hill Top 172 Hanbury Hall 148 Llanerchaeron 218 Ickworth 113 Hughenden 68 Nunnington Hall 196 Knole 70 Ickworth 113 Overbeck’s
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