Provides a list of features, tours, facilities, hours, and fees for gardens, castles, and other historic buildings in England and Northern Ireland.

The National Trust Handbook, 1987

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

The National Trust

Antiques & Collectibles

Victor Gollancz

Buckland Abbey began as a Cistercian monastery and after the dissolution, became the home of two of the greatest seaman of the Elizabethan age, Richard Grenville and Francis Drake. This book describes the change in its history and its more recent tranquil story in the hands of Drake's descendents. It also illustrates its recent transformation by the National Trust and Plymouth City Art Gallery into a display for Drake relics, including Drake's Drum. Duff Hart-Davis is the author of The Armada.

Buckland Abbey

Travel

Mary Mauchline

Europe

TRAFALGAR SQUARE +

The National Trust Handbook for Members and Visitors, 1993

Investigating the Tudors

History

National Trust

The National Trust Handbook: A Guide for Members and Visitors March 1994 to March 1995

This text reflects the care with which the Yorkes of Erddig in Clwyd recorded the lives of their servants in paintings, photographs and bad verse. The many fascinating stories behind these words and pictures are retold in this book.

Erddig: Clwyd

Ham House in Surrey is among the greatest of the 17th-century houses, still containing the lavish decorations and furnishings commissioned for it by the Duke and Duchess of Lauderdale in the 1670s. The Duchess was one of the most notorious figures of her day, a woman "restless in her ambition, profuse in her expense and of a most ravenous covetousness". This guide tells her story and provides a description of the house and its contents.

Ham House

Arts & Photography

The National Trust Handbook for Members and Visitors 2006

The National Trust Handbook for Members and Visitors 2006

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

National Trust Handbook 2014

The definitive illustrated guide for visitors to National Trust houses, gardens, coast and countryside areas. 2015 brings fresh and exciting things to discover throughout the National Trust, with newly renovated properties and gardens, unusual buildings and World Heritage sites as well as exquisite collections to suit every taste and age group. Together with historic buildings and countryside open-access properties, the Handbook also features places to visit along the coastline of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Opening times, catering facilities and special events are listed, together with over 400 attractive colour photographs. An invaluable guide for all National Trust members, visitors, tourists and anyone interested in British heritage.

Arnould: Law of Marine Insurance and Average 1st Supplement

National Trust (22 Jan. 2015)

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