If you've been into Haddon's magnificent St Nicholas Chapel, you will have seen the beautifully intricate reredos, which shows the Passion and Resurrection of Christ. Here, our wonderful guide Heather Lounds explains the history behind it and how it came to be at Haddon. With over 900 years of history, each and every room at Haddon has a story to tell - if you have any questions during your visit, please just ask one of out incredibly knowledgeable guides, who will be only too happy to help 🙏 |

When people visit Haddon, one word is mentioned time and again: magical. This autumn, that sentiment is brought to life in our new exhibition MAGIC: Charms, Rituals and Superstition in Elizabethan England. Beautifully curated displays, atmospheric lighting, and evocative soundscapes create an unforgettable experience, offering real insight into the beliefs and superstitions that shaped Elizabethan life. We are deeply grateful to renowned historian and author Lucy Moore, who collaborated with Lad

Step back in time at Haddon Hall, described as "the most perfect English house to survive the Middle Ages" 🌿 | Haddon Hall

It is hard to capture just how beautiful Haddon Hall is. Set in the Peak District in the valley of the River Wye, Haddon boasts nine hundred years of history and is one of the oldest houses in the country. It is also one of the few houses to have remained in one family’s ownership for its entire existence. My favourite room has to be the stunning 110ft Robert Smythson designed Long Gallery. Historical film buffs may recognise many areas of the house in films such as #LadyJane (1986); #ThePrinces

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5.6K views · 90 reactions | After over 900 hundred years of history,...