We help promote the work of the National Trust, encourage knowledge and better understanding of Croome and raise funds to support its ongoing restoration
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Time to reserve your places for this year’s festive quiz. Here what someone said last year “A big thank you to everyone involved in the Christmas Quiz. It’s unmissable light-hearted convivial fun, and if you’ve never taken part you’re missing a treat!”
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Check out this upcoming talk (on Wednesday 6 August) about the Earls of Coventry’s palatial family home in the heart of Georgian London friendsofcroome.digitickets.…
We have a brand new way of becoming a member of the @friendsofcroome and booking a place on one of our talks or visits friendsofcroome.digitickets.…
The Secondhand Bookshop @NTCroome is very short of books. If you have finished with your Summer reading or are just clearing your shelves we would welcome any donated books. Books can be left, in a box or bag, under the table in the bookshop. Thank you everyone.
Portrait of Sanderson Miller, gentleman architect who introduced #capabilitybrown to the 6th Earl of Coventry @NTCroome
The second-hand bookshop @NTCroome is short of books! Please bring in any books you no longer need. All the money raised goes to supporting the work of the National Trust at Croome.
We’re now accepting donations of books (especially paper-back fiction and children’s books) in our second-hand bookshop at Croome. All the money raised goes to supporting the work of @NTCroome
Chairs used by the Earl and Countess of Coventry at the Coronations of 1902, 1911 and 1937 and their ceremonial robes and coronets on display @NTCroome
A glorious image of @NTCroome , September 2019 (reproduced with kind permission of Jane Patton)
Listen to the wonderful stories and memories of those who lived and worked @NTCroome in the 20th-century
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Great pictures of Croome here
Stately trees were essential for Lancelot 'Capability' Brown's signature style, and he often chose the cedar of Lebanon for its distinctive layered branches and silhouette, like at Croome Park.
Learn more in ‘50 Great Trees of the National Trust’: ow.ly/bkCg50MSZci
ALT The rotunda at Croome with the sun shining through
ALT A cedar tree near a body of water
ALT The rotunda at Croome with on a bright summer's day
ALT A cedar of lebanon tree
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Stately trees were essential for Lancelot 'Capability' Brown's signature style, and he often chose the cedar of Lebanon for its distinctive layered branches and silhouette, like at Croome Park.
Learn more in ‘50 Great Trees of the National Trust’: ow.ly/bkCg50MSZci
ALT The rotunda at Croome with the sun shining through
ALT A cedar tree near a body of water
ALT The rotunda at Croome with on a bright summer's day
ALT A cedar of lebanon tree
Croome announced one of UKs most Instagrammable spots - The Malvern Observer malvernobserver.co.uk/news/c…