Norton Conyers, statue of Sir Richard Graham
Slide 4 - On the lawn towards the west of the house is a statue in Roman dress of the...
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Norton Conyers, nearer view from Park
Slide 2 - The fine old mansion is for the most part Elizabethan, and was the ancient home of the...
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Norton Conyers, Sun Dial in Garden
Slide 8 - There are some delightful old flower gardens attached to the Hall. In front of one of the...
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Norton Conyers, staircase from the Hall
Slide 3 - It was Sir Richard Graham who was “The gallant cavalier, Who crossed the moat at Markington When...
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Norton Conyer, the West Side
Slide 5 - On the right are several specimens of cypresses and a couple of beautiful cedars. On the north...
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Norton Conyers, Iron Gates to Gardens
Slide 9 - The splendid 18th century ironwork of the entrance gates to the gardens are good specimens of the...
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Norton Conyers, Entrance porch
Slide 3a - The principal entrance to the mansion faces south, through a fine porch, over which are the arms...
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Norton Conyers, Old Bedstead
Slide 7 - On the upper storey an apartment is called the “Kings Room”, which was occupied by more than...
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Norton Conyers, a Woodland path
Slide 10 - The woods surrounding the park are very fine and afford many a shady walk along a woodland...
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