Welcome to the Attingham Park WWI blog where we will be posting stories and photographs from 100 years ago. Attingham Park is one of Shropshire's great country estates and over the centuries it has experienced periods of love and neglect. The Hall, built in 1782, is surrounded by a beautiful deer park and a wider…
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Welcome to the Attingham Park WWI blog where we will be posting stories and photographs from 100 years ago. Attingham Park is one of Shropshire's great country estates and over the centuries it has experienced periods of love and neglect. The Hall, built in 1782, is surrounded by a beautiful deer park and a wider…
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Monthly Archives: February 2015. February 2, 2015. A piece of cake – February 1919. As well as helping at two centres for Belgian refugees, doing secret intelligence work and working in the postal censorship office, Teresa made time to lend a hand at events put on to raise funds to help the war effort. On the 16th February 1915 Teresa and some of her friends were selling at a sale of cakes and preserves in aid of a Belgian field hospital. Teresa and her stall at the Attingham garden fête, 1924. As well a...
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Monthly Archives: July 2015. July 2, 2015. Summer holidays – July 1915. Although Italy was at war, Teresa still found time to have a much needed break. She visited the beautiful Appenine mountains. Most likely on a trip with her family as no correspondence was sent to her from them during July. The Hultons often visited beautiful places around Italy where Teresa’s father, William Hulton, could paint. A letter of the 21. Of July shows that Teresa was staying at Hotel Abetina Saltino, Vallombrosa. Regulati...
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Monthly Archives: December 2014. December 28, 2014. New beginnings – January 1915. The New Year saw Teresa embarking on a fresh and exciting role to help the war effort. After offering many times to do intelligence work and facing the rebuttals of those who felt that it was not the kind of work suited to a woman, she was finally entrusted with the translation of top secret documents. It is a strictly secret document and not one we can leave in the hands of anybody whom we are not more than sure of.’.
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Monthly Archives: August 2014. August 1, 2014. A spoke in the wheel – August 1914. On the 4th of August 1914 Britain declared war on Germany. Germany had invaded Belgium, violating the country’s neutrality. When Britain’s entry into the war was announced, Teresa was in London visiting her Aunt Mary and friends Lillian Trelawny and her sister, Maud. Teresa in a car in the 1920s. 8216;On the whole if anything can make up for the disappointment of not starting on your motor trip, you should feel proud that ...
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Monthly Archives: November 2014. November 3, 2014. Troubled Times – November 1914. Despite its huge size the Aldwych centre, were Teresa worked at the start of the war, was full of refugees by November. Teresa played a vital role in helping refugees find work and dealt with travel expenses as refugees were moved all over Britain. Other refugees stayed in London with many finding work in armaments factories near Edmonton, north London. Teresa Hulton in 1911. Another problem for Teresa was the Hulton’s fin...
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View from my attic. A Short History of Powis Castle. Belton’s beautiful beds →. Newton’s genuine gravity tree. July 23, 2015. The other week I had a lovely day out with my friends Kerry and Dave and as we like to do, we decided to visit some National Trust properties! The tree is indeed the same tree (told you so! It was partially destroyed but the roots remained and the tree grew up again, so that is why it’s not as tall as I imagined, but still the genuine article. It is a lovely house, very simple in ...
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View from my attic. A Short History of Powis Castle. It takes a village. August 11, 2016. New Blog Post Alert! Click the link to read my new blog post. About visiting Lacock, the National Trust village! Tagged Abbey to home to historic house. Coughton Court, a patchwork property. June 28, 2016. New Blog Post Alert! Follow the link to read my new blog post. Mary Queen of Scotts. June 20, 2016. Recently my mum (who runs the wonderful blog stitchesoftime.com. Via Sunshine and gold Stitches of Time. Tagged D...
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View from my attic. A Short History of Powis Castle. A Short History of Powis Castle. Earl of the third creation. William 1st Lord Powis. Lord Powis ran into trouble supporting the wrong side during the civil war, ending up in prison in 1651 after being convicted of treason by parliament. After he was released he lived near Welshpool and may have worked on restoring the castle after its neglect during the civil war. Percy’s son William Herbert, the 1. William Herbert, 1st Marquess of Powis. The estates t...
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Below you will find useful links and information regarding WWI and country houses:. Polesden Lacey Website : http:/ www.nationaltrust.org.uk/polesden-lacey/. Polesden Lacey Conservation Blog: https:/ polesdenlaceyhouse.wordpress.com/. Other National Trust properties with WWI displays:. National Trust first world war centenary : http:/ www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/days-out-and-itineraries/first-world-war-centenary/. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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View from my attic. A Short History of Powis Castle. Newton’s genuine gravity tree. Interesting, intriguing and inspirational Snowshill Manor. →. Belton’s beautiful beds. August 9, 2015. As I have mentioned in the past I am a big fan of free flow, though I know not everyone agrees with me. At Belton not only do they give you a floor plan (! When we got into the house we were told a Below Stairs tour was about to depart, and as this was the only way to see Below Stairs we said yes and joined the tour grou...
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A story of love and neglect. Attingham’s WWI Stories. Asymp; Leave a comment. Hello readers of the Attingham Mansion Blog! We thought that you might like to take a peek at our new blog, Attingham WWI Stories. Here is a link to the blog homepage: http:/ attinghamww1stories.wordpress.com/. Attingham WWI Stories has posts giving exciting insights into what was happening at Attingham and in the lives of the 8. During the war years, Thomas, 8. The mass of letters and photographs that Teresa brought with her t...
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View from my attic. A Short History of Powis Castle. Newer posts →. February 3, 2016. New Blog Post alert! All about deep cleaning a very different kind of property. Http:/ viewfrommyattic.blogspot.co.uk/2016/02/closed-for-cleaning.html. New Year, New Job, New Blog! January 30, 2016. Firstly thank you all for your lovely comments on my last post, I am seriously busy in my new role but loving every minute of it! Secondly, big decision made. I can still put text posts on this blog so I shall put up links t...
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View from my attic. A Short History of Powis Castle. July 19, 2012. Tuesday brought the return of the Sultan Tipu’s tent. Some of the panels are on permanent display in a room off the Ballroom at Powis Castle, but other panels had been on loan for a temporarty exhibition called. Cotton – Global Threads. In Manchester. Here is a link to the website: http:/ cottonglobalthreads.com/cotton/. The characters of the family that used to live in the house, you could not make those stories up! You are commenting u...
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Attingham Park | A story of love and neglect
A story of love and neglect. Asymp; Leave a comment. Me in the midst of cleaning. Cleaning in progress with resultant mucky swabs! Whilst working on the mantelpieces I would sometimes notice small areas of damage and these can really fire the imagination if you let them was it an overworked servant; a disgruntled Lord; or a drunken RAF officer that chipped the frieze, who knows? Bust of Pitt the Younger resplendent with polish. Partially waxed showing how the wax covers scratches. Asymp; Leave a comment.
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Attingham Park Warden's Blog. Read about the life and work of the Attingham Wardens. Attingham Park is a National Trust property comprising of an 18th Century mansion set in a Repton landscape; the Park and wider Estate includes a deer park, walled garden, several miles of the rivers Severn and Tern, extensive farmland and woodlands. Thursday, 8 September 2016. Colin with a growing mountain of wood chip. My sincerest apologies for the silence over the last few months! Baby Barn owls in one of our boxes.
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Welcome to the Attingham Park WWI blog where we will be posting stories and photographs from 100 years ago. Attingham Park. Is one of Shropshire’s great country estates and over the centuries it has experienced periods of love and neglect. The Hall, built in 1782, is surrounded by a beautiful deer park and a wider estate of tenant farms. The Hill family consisted of spenders, savers and saviours and the 8th Lord Berwick bequeathed the Attingham estate to the National Trust in 1947. Teresa Hulton had grow...
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