Speke Hall, originally built in 1530, has an atmospheric interior that spans many periods. It also has extensive gardens with excellent views.
Built in the 16th century and last lived in by a Victorian family. Outside Tudor, inside Victoria!
It was also known as "Docker's Wedding Cake"
A stunning Tudor mansion house built by the prominent 16th century Norris family became the comfortable Victorian home of the Watts. Find out ho...
Up to a third of the National Trust's 300 UK houses have links to colonialism, a project found.
Mounted print of Speke Hall, Liverpool. Print sizes available in 5x4, 5x7, 10x8, 11x15 inches.
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50% of Treasures of Britain Print Series 1970s Burmah Typical petrol collectables from the 1970s, I remember football and motorcar coins but not these. You receive 6 prints and one repeat of No 1 Speke Hall. They are still in the original sleeves with all the details on the reverse - therefore they've never been handled and are as issued. 1. Speke Hall, Liverpool x 2. 2. Falkland Palace, Fife. 4. Blickling Hall, Aylsham, Norfolk. 5. Knole, Sevenoaks, kent. 6. Clandon Park, near Guildford, Surrey. 9. Lyme Park, Disley, Cheshire. These will be dispatched Royal Mail 2nd Class Signed For £2.50 - please note we don't ship outside of the U.K.
The "Liverpool Speke Hall Minimalist Harmony Canvas" captures the essence of Speke Hall, one of Liverpool's most cherished Tudor mansions, through the lens of Minimalism. This digital illustration abstracts the mansion's detailed Tudor architecture into geometric shapes and lines, highlighting its historical elegance against the tranquil backdrop of its gardens. The artwork emphasizes the contrast between the mansion's rich past and the contemporary world, encapsulating the serene atmosphere and timeless appeal of Speke Hall. It invites viewers to appreciate the seamless harmony and elegance of history interwoven with nature, presenting a modern take on architectural beauty.
Liverpool's Speke Hall is not your average stately home. Built in the 16th century and occupied into the 20th, it has a fascinating history.
It was also known as "Docker's Wedding Cake"
Another fantastic National Trust property in the North West. Find out what there is to do for the whole family in our Speke Hall National Trust review.
Speke Hall is a wood-framed wattle-and-daub Tudor manor house in Speke, Liverpool, England. It is one of the finest surviving examples of its kind.
ShareIt is Beatrix Potter Fortnight at Speke Hall from 26 July – 7 August 2016 and they are celebrating the fact that one of the National Trust’s most beloved figures would have been 150 this year! Her work and her characters have become national treasures, inspiring children everywhere and sparking imagination in the British countryside. AD | I ... Read more
Liverpool Speke Junction shed and a line of withdrawn steam engines headed by Stanier 8F 2-8-0 48060. Behind are British Railways 9F 2-10-0s 92249 & 92094 followed by a Stanier Black 5 4-6-0 45131. The shed closed on 4th May, ending steam working in the Liverpool area & only 3 Stanier 8Fs, 4 Black 5s & 4 9Fs were present waiting to be towed away for scrap. The metal tower above the engines is the coaling plant.
Zizzi Restaurant Liverpool Speke Zizzi Liverpool Speke opened in August 2018. The 210 cover restaurant was shortlisted for the Mixology ‘Restaurant & Bar Interiors Project of the Year Award 2018’. The strong geometric forms were inspired by the timber framed construction of the nearby Tudor mansion, Speke Hall. Whilst whimsical details and artwork depict the
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Small vintage 3D picture. Speke Hall Liverpool, KSR 1988. Beautifully detailed 3D resin art. Speke Hall with trees and stonework. Dated 1988 with a ‘KSR’ signature. Framed in a wooden frame with gold edging. Stands freely on a counter, but has no string for wall hanging. Dimensions: Width/Height: 170mm (6 3/4”) Depth: 20mm (4/5”) Weight: 205g
Watercolour by Joseph Nash depicting Speke Hall, Lancashire. Great Britain, 1849.
This is the second of two walks that I took along a stretch of the Mersey Way, accompanied by our dog and starting at the end of Dungeon Lane, a road that runs, alongside the perimeter fence of Joh…
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