What lies behind the red door? See three of the oldest rooms in Bristol and a beautiful Elizabethan knot garden. *Note this account is no longer active*
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ALT dark wood panelled room with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth 1
ALT brick and sandstone building on a corner of a street
ALT PGCE students at the Red Lodge Museum, Bristol
ALT Exterior of a red brick 2 story house. Red sign on wall says Red Lodge Museum. Incline of road is to the right
ALT knot garden, low box bushes in intricate shape. City scape in background
ALT light bright room with ornate velvet chairs and a blue chaise longue, wooden floors and a brass chandelier in centre
ALT close up of real Christmas tree with red decorations and a pine cone
ALT A graphic shows a picture of a Monopoly board game box, with 'Bristol Edition' and a question mark on the front. A ‘coming soon’ sign is in the top left of the image, with text below reading: “Pre-order your copy: bit.ly/BristolMonopoly”, before the Mayor of Bristol’s logo and the Bristol City Council logo.
ALT A square mirror with a decorative wooden frame. In the mirror glass is a reflected image of a room with panelled and cream painted walls, a tiled fireplace and 2 framed pictures on the walls. Beyond the fireplace is a cream painted, closed wooden door
ALT A photograph of a close up of yew branches with a red velvet ribbon tied in a bow.
ALT Blue and white tiles with intricate patterns of people, landscapes and objects. Obvious wear to the tiles shows they are historic.
