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Conservation Stories: Preserving a 17th-Century Tapestry at Sudeley Castle
On her daily walk through Sudeley’s Castle Rooms, Laura Jodie, the keen-eyed Head of Household in charge of Sudeley’s conservation works, noticed some ominous undulations running along the bottom edge of one of Sudeley’s treasures - the Sheldon Tapestry - which hangs in pride of place in the Library.
A day in the life of... a castle archivist
I started at Sudeley as a volunteer in 2014, after retiring from 38 years in teaching. Having been Head of History at Cheltenham College Prep School, I wanted something to keep my mind active and to continue my love of history. The previous archivist, Jean Bray, had just retired after many happy years at Sudeley, and I was delighted to be offered the position as her replacement.
The UK's most historic sites you won't believe you can stay in
Britain has a long and illustrious history which has resulted in a wonderfully eclectic mix of architectural styles. From royal palaces and Gothic cathedrals to ancient castles and country estates, many historic buildings have been rescued, restored and transformed into holiday retreats. Click through this gallery to see some of the most incredible historic holiday homes from across the UK...
Cirencester - Day 3
COMING SOON HOUSE ADVERTISING ads_leader Europe » United Kingdom » England » Gloucestershire » Cirencester Publishing: September 12th 2023 Edit Blog Post Tree Tunnel We had already purchased our tickets online this morning. It’s worth it for a 10% discount on the ticket price. When we checked in though, we discovered for £2.50 each we could join a guided introductory tour at 10.30am. So we saved ourselves some money and then we spent it again, ha, ha.
Winchcombe
The Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway (GWR) is often known as the "Friendly line in the Cotswolds" – and not without reason. The GWR is a professional operating railway almost entirely run by volunteers who are from all walks of live and who are passionate about what they do. The track runs along part of the former Great Western Railway's mainline from Birmingham to Cheltenham.
Stunning stately homes struggling to survive
Over the years, there have been ghoulish stories about the deaths and suicides of people who lived on the estate, including that of one poor woman whose body was found floating in the well in the 1880s, according to one report. But one thing’s for sure, Winstanley Hall is facing certain death by demolition itself unless a plan to revive its fortunes is decided on very soon… Still hungry for more? Discover the world’s grandest stately homes.
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