Architectural plan by Richard Coade (1825-1900) showing the church steps in the North garden as executed 1858-64
Architectural plan by Richard Coade (1825-1900) showing the proposed interior design for the Drawing Room 1881-5, at Lanhydrock, Cornwall
Architectural plan by Richard Coade (1825-1900) showing the proposed kitchen range of 1881-5, at Lanhydrock, Cornwall
Architectural plan by Richard Coade (1825-1900) showing the women's staircase as executed 1881-5
ARCHITECTURAL PLANS OF THE HOUSE by George Steuart in the West Passage at Attingham Park
ARCHITECTURAL PLANS OF THE HOUSE: THE ENTRANCE HALL by George Steuart in the West Passage at Attingham Park
ARCHITECTURAL PLANS OF THE HOUSE: THE ENTRANCE HALL, by George Steuart in the West Passage at Attingham Park
ARCHITECTURAL PLANS OF THE HOUSE: THE LIBRARY, by George Stewart in the West Passage at Attingham Park
Archive document declaring "Bill Stickers" as Deputy Legate of the Ferguson Gang who were a group of anonymous benefactors active during the 1930s
Archive newspaper clipping detailing the story of the saving of Shalford Mill by the Ferguson Gang who were a group of anonymous benefactors active during the 1930s
Archive newspaper clipping of the story of "Red Biddy" donating ﾣ100 to The National Trust as part of the Ferguson Gang who were a group of anonymous benefactors active during the 1930s
Archive photograph of members of the Ferguson Gang at Shalford Mill, with Bill Stickers (right), Sister Agatha (middle) and Red Biddy (left)
Archive photograph of the homecoming after the honeymoon of Lord and Lady Rodney on May 27th 1891, in the Back Hall at Berrington Hall, Herefordshire
Archive photograph of the Lord Beershop "blessing" Newtown Old Hall on the day the Ferguson Gang visited in 1935
Archive photograph of three members of the Ferguson Gang enjoying a picnic in 1935
Archive photographs of Newtown Old Town Hall in the minutes of the "Boo" (book), saved for the Trust by the Ferguson Gang who were a group of anonymous benefactors active during the 1930s
Arctic Tern (Sterna paradisaea) in flight in the Inner Farnes, Farne Islands
Ardress House
Ardress House, built 17th Century as a farmhouse and remodelled in 18th Century
Area of managed retreat 20 months after the sea wall was removed at Northey Island, Maldon, Essex
