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Images from our visit (in April 2023) to Oxburgh Hall, Swaffham, Norfolk, England.

(Shot raw and processed using: DxO PhotoLab Elite/ ViewPoint/ Nik Silver Efex and Adobe Lightroom Classic/ Photoshop with Tony Kuyper TK-9 Panels).

You can find out more about Oxburgh Hall by clicking Here.

Phil and Karen


1. Oxburgh Hall, completed in 1482, is a moated medieval Manor House which has been home to the Bedingfeld family for over 500 years. (They continue to live here in private apartments).

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2. The Saloon was built for the 4th Baronet as a picture gallery and grand reception room. The walls are adorned with portraits of Protestant monarchs (unusual for such a Catholic household).

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3. The Drawing Room holds an 18th-century Jacobite glass with cryptic symbols (the 3rd Baronet is believed to have been a secret Jacobite).

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4. Personal correspondence from Queen Elizabeth I to Sir Henry Bedingfeld (and the remarkable earliest document announcing Mary I as Queen).

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5. The walls of the 1st floor North Corridor are adorned by leather wall-hangings. In a room off to the side are the Oxburgh Hangings - embroidered panels created by Mary Queen of Scots and Bess of Hardwick between 1569 and 1584, while Mary was in captivity on the orders of Elizabeth I.

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6. The North Front. In 1952 Sybil, Lady Bedingfeld gave Oxburgh to the National Trust, assisted by the Pilgrim and Dulverton Trusts and the Gordon Daviot Foundation. (Processing note: horrific lens flare issues were - partly - mitigated by dabbling with 'frequency separation' techniques).

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(Source: National Trust).
 
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Stunning pictures and history P&K.
 
Stunning pictures and history P&K.
Hi Tim,

Cheers - much appreciated!

Fully recommended - as is the adjacent church. For us it was a mid-journey stop-off, but it’s worthy of a much longer stay.

(Of course, by the time we left it was raining… :rolleyes: ).

P&K
 

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