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Sudbury Hall and Museum of Childhood
DiscoverPlaces to seeUnited KingdomEnglandEast MidlandsDerbyshireDerbyshire DalesSudbury
Sudbury Hall and Museum of Childhood
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Sudbury Hall and Museum of Childhood
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Cookie's companions👣🐾🐾💔💔
April 12, 2019
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Amazing NT property.
In fact, I think this is my favourite one.
Firstly, and most importantly in my opinion, fellow Pride and Prejudice fans will recognise a few scenes from …
In fact, I think this is my favourite one.
Firstly, and most importantly in my opinion, fellow Pride and Prejudice fans will recognise a few scenes from …
Cookie's companions👣🐾🐾💔💔
April 12, 2019
Hiking
Oh, and it has an INCREDIBLE play area for young and old alike. I did not take photos as it is not appropriate with other folks' children enjoying the facilities.
I have had fun there myself on previous visits with friends. Try and walk the rolling log. See how far along you get before you fall off.
It brings out a competitive side in folk that they might not realise is there😁
I have had fun there myself on previous visits with friends. Try and walk the rolling log. See how far along you get before you fall off.
It brings out a competitive side in folk that they might not realise is there😁
Walk The Walk 🌳
May 29, 2026
Hiking
Sudbury Hall is a magnificent 17th-century country mansion. Now managed by the National Trust and rebranded as The Children's Country House, it blends grand Restoration architecture with interactive exhibits, making it a highly engaging, family-friendly destination.
Built between 1660 and 1680 by George Vernon, it is considered one of the finest Restoration mansions in the country.
Inside, you’ll find exquisite plasterwork, intricate wood carvings (some by Grinling Gibbons), and sweeping classical murals.
Unlike traditional stately homes, it is designed to be fully hands-on. Visitors can try period dancing, pose for portraits, or play parlour game
Built between 1660 and 1680 by George Vernon, it is considered one of the finest Restoration mansions in the country.
Inside, you’ll find exquisite plasterwork, intricate wood carvings (some by Grinling Gibbons), and sweeping classical murals.
Unlike traditional stately homes, it is designed to be fully hands-on. Visitors can try period dancing, pose for portraits, or play parlour game
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