Oxburgh Hall was built as a statement of "power and prestige" In 2017 it acquired 125 acres and work has started to restore 175 of the original 400 acres of parkland. Queen Victoria's Boer War ...

A new project will see the parkland at Oxburgh Hall in West Norfolk to be restored to its 19th-century glory. RAF aerial photographs and a Victorian survey map are being used to help restore the ...

The National Trust rescued Oxburgh Hall from demolition in 1951 and, in 2017, acquired an additional 125 arable acres (now left fallow), bringing the estate closer to its original footprint. The ...

Oxburgh Hall, near Swaffham, is cared for by the National Trust (Image: © Justin Minns). A 1904 Ordnance Survey map, aerial photographs taken by the RAF in 1946 and timber sales records from ...

RAF aerial photographs taken in 1946 are helping to guide conservationists who are working to restore 19th-century parkland at a National Trust site. The images show trees in the grounds of the ...

RAF aerial photographs taken in 1946 are helping to guide conservationists who are working to restore 19th-century parkland at a National Trust site. Sunday, 1 June 2025 Newsletters ...

Oxburgh Hall has become the first National Trust historic house in the region to open to inside visitors - and it features a particularly timely exhibition. The moated house near Swaffham has ...

At Oxburgh Hall, a red brick estate built in 1482 for the Bedingfeld family in the East Anglian countryside, “all of the grass was brown and dead and seared, not a lick of green,” says Dea ...

Oxburgh Hall was built as a statement of "power and prestige" In 2017 it acquired 125 acres and work has started to restore 175 of the original 400 acres of parkland. Queen Victoria's Boer War ...

Image caption, A photo taken by the RAF in 1946 is being used by conservationists to help restore parkland at Oxburgh Hall Conservationists working to restore 19th Century parkland at a National ...

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