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Charlecote's Winter Tree Walk

Myths & Mythmaking

Step into the fascinating world of Benjamin Disraeli, a remarkable British politician and storyteller. Disraeli knew that words held enormous power. Disraeli’s love for storytelling is reflected in his library and writings but also in his deliberate efforts to shape his personal narrative and legend, and in doing so attempt to influence public perception. As you explore the mansion and grounds you will see how Disraeli wove together the art of myth making and storytelling to extend beyond the page to Hughenden’s manor, garden, and parkland.

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Flower Time In The Oberland: The Holiday Watercolours Of Eleanor Rawnsley

Displayed for the first time, this collection of watercolours and small black and white photographs will give you a glimpse into the the private lives of the Rawnsleys. Discover a snapshot of genteel tourism in the mountain resorts of the Alps and the Dolomites, while the shadow of the first world war loomed over Europe.

International Photography Exhibition

Exhibiting in the Fox Talbot Museum from June 29 until April 27 2025, a diverse selection of contemporary photographs from across the globe. For the past 170 years, the RPS's International Photography Exhibition has reflected how people see and think about things. The artworks selected for the Fox Talbot Museum exhibit a wide range of themes, subjects, techniques and aesthetics from 37 different photographers. The International Photography Exhibition encourages photographers and image-makers of all ages, new, emerging and established photographers worldwide to submit work to the open call. For each edition of the exhibition the RPS invites a panel of leading voices in photography to bring an exciting mix of expertise to the final exhibition selection. The exhibition at the Fox Talbot Museum represents a selection from the last three years’ editions of RPS exhibitions.

Apprentice House Tours

Child workers lived in the Apprentice House, often sent from workhouses far away. They laboured for long hours in the Mill, before returning to chores including gardening and sewing. Discover how the children lived, where they slept, what they ate, what care they received, and hear the stories of Margaret Magin and Thomas Priestly. When you arrive at Visitor Reception you can book onto a tour of the Apprentice House. Tour times vary on week days and on weekends and during school holidays. Please ask for more details at Visitor Reception. Tours are very popular so book your tickets early on the day of your arrival to avoid disappointment. Tickets for tours cannot be pre-booked. Admission charges apply. Free entry for National Trust members.

Charlecote's Winter Tree Walk

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Pooch Passport

Myths & Mythmaking

Step into the fascinating world of Benjamin Disraeli, a remarkable British politician and storyteller. Disraeli knew that words held enormous power. Disraeli’s love for storytelling is reflected in his library and writings but also in his deliberate efforts to shape his personal narrative and legend, and in doing so attempt to influence public perception. As you explore the mansion and grounds you will see how Disraeli wove together the art of myth making and storytelling to extend beyond the page to Hughenden’s manor, garden, and parkland.

International Photography Exhibition

Exhibiting in the Fox Talbot Museum from June 29 until April 27 2025, a diverse selection of contemporary photographs from across the globe. For the past 170 years, the RPS's International Photography Exhibition has reflected how people see and think about things. The artworks selected for the Fox Talbot Museum exhibit a wide range of themes, subjects, techniques and aesthetics from 37 different photographers. The International Photography Exhibition encourages photographers and image-makers of all ages, new, emerging and established photographers worldwide to submit work to the open call. For each edition of the exhibition the RPS invites a panel of leading voices in photography to bring an exciting mix of expertise to the final exhibition selection. The exhibition at the Fox Talbot Museum represents a selection from the last three years’ editions of RPS exhibitions.

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Apprentice House Tours

Child workers lived in the Apprentice House, often sent from workhouses far away. They laboured for long hours in the Mill, before returning to chores including gardening and sewing. Discover how the children lived, where they slept, what they ate, what care they received, and hear the stories of Margaret Magin and Thomas Priestly. When you arrive at Visitor Reception you can book onto a tour of the Apprentice House. Tour times vary on week days and on weekends and during school holidays. Please ask for more details at Visitor Reception. Tours are very popular so book your tickets early on the day of your arrival to avoid disappointment. Tickets for tours cannot be pre-booked. Admission charges apply. Free entry for National Trust members.

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Charlecote's Winter Tree Walk

International Photography Exhibition

Exhibiting in the Fox Talbot Museum from June 29 until April 27 2025, a diverse selection of contemporary photographs from across the globe. For the past 170 years, the RPS's International Photography Exhibition has reflected how people see and think about things. The artworks selected for the Fox Talbot Museum exhibit a wide range of themes, subjects, techniques and aesthetics from 37 different photographers. The International Photography Exhibition encourages photographers and image-makers of all ages, new, emerging and established photographers worldwide to submit work to the open call. For each edition of the exhibition the RPS invites a panel of leading voices in photography to bring an exciting mix of expertise to the final exhibition selection. The exhibition at the Fox Talbot Museum represents a selection from the last three years’ editions of RPS exhibitions.

Pooch Passport

Myths & Mythmaking

Step into the fascinating world of Benjamin Disraeli, a remarkable British politician and storyteller. Disraeli knew that words held enormous power. Disraeli’s love for storytelling is reflected in his library and writings but also in his deliberate efforts to shape his personal narrative and legend, and in doing so attempt to influence public perception. As you explore the mansion and grounds you will see how Disraeli wove together the art of myth making and storytelling to extend beyond the page to Hughenden’s manor, garden, and parkland.

Apprentice House Tours

Child workers lived in the Apprentice House, often sent from workhouses far away. They laboured for long hours in the Mill, before returning to chores including gardening and sewing. Discover how the children lived, where they slept, what they ate, what care they received, and hear the stories of Margaret Magin and Thomas Priestly. When you arrive at Visitor Reception you can book onto a tour of the Apprentice House. Tour times vary on week days and on weekends and during school holidays. Please ask for more details at Visitor Reception. Tours are very popular so book your tickets early on the day of your arrival to avoid disappointment. Tickets for tours cannot be pre-booked. Admission charges apply. Free entry for National Trust members.

Parkrun Iau | Junior Parkrun

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