THE GREEN DRAWING ROOM AT WINDSOR by Joseph Nash (1808-1878)
The Green Library with a William IV mahogany dining table and chairs at Mottisfont Abbey, Hampshire
The Green Silk Room at Dunham Massey, Cheshire
The Green Velvet Room with the early C18th
The Green Velvet Room, known as the Best Bedchamber in the 1601 inventory, at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire
The Grey Lady's Chamber at East Riddlesden Hall, West Yorkshire
The Grotto under restoration for the new entrance to the exhibition area opened to public in 1995 at Osterley Park
The Guard House and Church with the bridge across the Moat in the foreground
The Guard House, moat and Church from the top of the Great Tower
The Guest Bedroom, with a foldaway bed and built-in sink and mirror - designed to save space
The Guesthouse at Fountains Abbey, North Yorkshire
The Gun Room of 17th century "Planter" house, Springhill
The Hafod Y Llan farm landscape with the Nantgwynant Valley beyond, Snowdonia, Wales
The half-timbered entrance front of Wightwick Manor, designed by Edward Ould in a manner typical of the "Old English" style introduced by Richard Norman Shaw and William Eden Nesfield
The half-timbered Fleece Inn at Bretforton
The half-timbered hall at Paycockes, with finely carved ceiling and wooden furniture
The Hall and Porch at Mendips, from the Morning Room
The Hall at Antony House
The Hall at Chastleton House
The Hall at Compton Castle looking towards the fireplace
The Hall at Marker's Cottage, showing the fireplace which was added c. 1530
The Hall at Mount Stewart
The Hall at Standen, West Sussex, showing the chimney-piece designed by Webb and an early eighteenth-century English marquetry long-case clock made by Cornelius Herbert
