As promised in our first ever blog post!
This is the head of one of our muse statues. You can see the iron rod inside that was used to form the shape.
As promised in our first ever blog post!
This is the head of one of our muse statues. You can see the iron rod inside that was used to form the shape.
A rare, military leather buff-coat and doublet from our collection has been sent away to be conserved at the National Trust’s Textile Conservation Studio in Norfolk.
The coat belong to Jacob Astley, 1st Baron Astley of Reading, a prominent Royalist Commander in the English civil wars (1642-1651) and is over 350 years old!
This conservation project wouldn’t have been possibly without the help from the players of People’s Postcode Lottery and will eventually be on display at the hall once it has been restored.
Keep up to date with all National Trust Textile Conservation projects via the conservation studio’s blog – Click Here.
The Deep Clean is well under way. Cobwebs have been banished and the dust is busted. Nearly time for 5 day re-opening on Saturday 1st of March.