WOLFHALL, BURBAGE
Announcing our new exciting Heritage volunteering activity for members
www.realwolfhall.com
An archaeological project is underway to uncover the footprint of what is believed to have been a double courtyard Tudor house, while garden experts use known plans to recreate and restore the Tudor garden.
With a history stretching back to the 11th century Wolfhall Manor came to prominence with the building in the 1530s of a major Tudor house by Jane Seymour’s brother Edward, the 1st Duke of Somerset, who also created a significant Tudor garden with plants from Hampton Court.
For more information about the restoration project, click here.
Announcing our new exciting Heritage volunteering activity for members
www.realwolfhall.com
An archaeological project is underway to uncover the footprint of what is believed to have been a double courtyard Tudor house, while garden experts use known plans to recreate and restore the Tudor garden.
With a history stretching back to the 11th century Wolfhall Manor came to prominence with the building in the 1530s of a major Tudor house by Jane Seymour’s brother Edward, the 1st Duke of Somerset, who also created a significant Tudor garden with plants from Hampton Court.
For more information about the restoration project, click here.