These dolerite cliffs rise 600ft. above the sea at Fair Head & Murlough Bay, County Antrim.
This bridge below Ravens Crag across the gorge at Allen Banks is in an extensive area of hill and river scenery
This fence marks the edge of the NT's property in Mam Tor, Edale is visible to the left and in the distance NT moorland rising above the reservoirs
This garden cottage is attached to the Georgian Peckover House, Wisbech and still lived in by Peckover's head gardener
This half-timbered sixteenth century farmhouse belonged to the legendary actress Dame Ellen Terry for nearly 30 years, from 1899 until her death here on 21 July 1928
This is a view of Lime Avenue, looking southwest towards the ornamental iron gates, at the western boundary of the garden, at Biddulph Grange, Staffordshire
This is a view of Nymans Garden, West Sussex, which also shows the House
This is a view of the East Front of Newark Park, Gloucestershire
This is a view of the East Front of Newark Park, Glouscestershire
This is a view of the South Front of the property, it was added in Gothic style, c. 1810
This is an oblique view of the East Front of Newark Park, Glos
This shoe from the early 1700s may have been a spiritual midden (an item to ward off evil spirits), found in a hidden room in a medieval house near Corfe, Dorset
This shows an oblique view of the South and East Fronts of Newark Park, Gloucestershire
This shows Countisbury Cove looking eastwards
This shows the exterior of Hatchlands,Surrey
This shows the exterior of Polesden Lacey, Surrey
This shows the exterior of the orangery at Saltram, Devon
This shows the exterior of Woolsthorpr Manor, Lincolnshire
This shows the North East Bedroom, with its Flemish C18th bed
This tapestry of "Peter the Great triumphing over the defeated Swedish army at Poltawa in 1709" was given to the 2nd Earl of Buckinghamshire by Catherine the Great in 1765
THOMAS 2nd LORD ONSLOW IN PEERS ROBES; post conservation
THOMAS BEWICK'S BIRTHPLACE, CHERRYBURN, an electrotype, after a drawing by Bewick's pupil, John Jackson, 1838 from Julia Boyd "Bewick Gleanings" 1886
THOMAS CARLYLE (1795-1881) by Samuel Laurence, 1838, at Carlyle's House, 24 Cheyne Row, London
