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Basildon Park The National Trust describes this Palladian house designed by John Carr for Sir Francis Sykes, who had made a fortune in India. Includes history, photographs and visitor information. Berrington Hall This elegant Georgian house designed by Henry Holland is set in parkland designed by "Capability" Brown. The National Trust gives its history, photographs and visitor information. Duff House This grand mansion in Scotland was commissioned in 1735 by William Duff, Lord Braco, from William Adam and is now a country house gallery. Provides a history with images including Adam's plan. Hatch Court A Palladian mansion in Hatch Beauchamp, Somerset, built of Bath stone in 1750. Photographs, description, history and visitor information. Holkham Hall and Estate The official site of this grand Palladian mansion in Norfolk designed by William Kent for Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester. History, and images and descriptions of state rooms. Harewood House This stately home was designed by John Carr for Edwin Lascelles and built between 1759 and 1771. The official site provides a tour with history and visitor information. Leighton Hall, Lancashire The stately home of the Gillow furniture making family, Leighton Hall was rebuilt in the Adam style in 1763. The official site gives an illustrated history and visitor information. Paxton House Scottish Palladian mansion built in 1758 by John and James Adam. A few photographs, map and visitor information, educational options, events, exhibitions, details of the collections and family history. Osterley Park A National Trust property in West London, with a house designed by Robert Adam for the Child banking family in the neo-classical style. Includes history, a biography of Adam and visitor information. Rossdhu House Electronic version of an illustrated guidebook to the stately Georgian former home of the Chiefs of the Clan Colquhoun near Luss in Scotland, now a golf club house. Hosted by Edward MacKinnon. |
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