We continue our tour.
To give you a feel for the house in its grandeur, here is the door out to the park
This picture shows the grand cantilevered staircase rising to the first floor, built in 1780's and in use during our period of the Regency.
And here it is today. Gosh, I did so want to explore that arched corridor. Alas, no stairs.
During the Regency, the following events took place at Lullworth. The owner, Thomas Weld died and his son, also names Thomas, inherited the castle. He did not live here.
From 1816 to 1826 the castle was let to some illustrious tenants. The Barings, Robert Peel (of policeforce fame) and the Duke of Gloucester.
During this time Nelson won the battle of Trafalgar and Wellington defeated Napoleon.
There is a gem on this estate that I am keeping as a little secret, until next time.....
This picture shows the grand cantilevered staircase rising to the first floor, built in 1780's and in use during our period of the Regency.
During the Regency, the following events took place at Lullworth. The owner, Thomas Weld died and his son, also names Thomas, inherited the castle. He did not live here.
From 1816 to 1826 the castle was let to some illustrious tenants. The Barings, Robert Peel (of policeforce fame) and the Duke of Gloucester.
During this time Nelson won the battle of Trafalgar and Wellington defeated Napoleon.
There is a gem on this estate that I am keeping as a little secret, until next time.....