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The Landmark Trust
United Kingdom
Registrace 11. 10. 2012
The Landmark Trust rescues and restores historic buildings, giving them new life and a secure future as inspiring places to stay. 200 unusual and historic buildings are available for self-catering holidays all year round, for a weekend or longer.
Landmarks include castles, towers, banqueting houses, cottages and many other buildings, all of them unique and memorable places to stay.
Landmarks include castles, towers, banqueting houses, cottages and many other buildings, all of them unique and memorable places to stay.
lunchtime talk: Living a creative life on Lundy
Landmark Trust lunchtime talk on Wednesday 24 July 2024.
Jane Sharkey, who works on Lundy in several roles, gives an overview of her work as an artist. Jane is studying for a Masters in Fine Art whilst working and living on Lundy.
Jane Sharkey, who works on Lundy in several roles, gives an overview of her work as an artist. Jane is studying for a Masters in Fine Art whilst working and living on Lundy.
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Support The Landmark Trust
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The Landmark Trust is one of Britain’s leading building conservation charities. With your help, we can save historic buildings in danger of being lost forever and sensitively restore them using traditional craft skills.
Maison Dieu: Inside the Mayor's Parlour Webinar
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Maison Dieu: Inside the Mayor's Parlour Webinar
Historic window restoration at Calverley Old Hall
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Join Stuart Leavy, Regional Surveyor for the Landmark Trust as he reveals more about the importance of repairing historic windows and demonstrates how to replace a broken sash cord at our recent lottery-funded restoration project, Calverley Old Hall. With thanks to the National Lottery Heritage Fund and all of the lottery players who have made this project possible.
Webinar: Sustainability at Calverley Old Hall
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The Landmark Trust are currently in the middle of a two-year project to restore Calverley Old Hall, a Grade I Listed medieval manor house in North Leeds. However, getting to this point has not been straightforward. Having owned the building for over 40 years, it is only now that we have been able to find a workable solution for the restoration and reuse of this incredible, semi-derelict buildin...
Join our team
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We rescue and restore historic buildings in danger of being lost forever, restoring them into self-catering accommodation for everyone to enjoy. Join our team and help us make a difference.
Designing For Historic Buildings with Karen Lim from Cowper Griffith Architects.
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The Landmark Trust are currently in the middle of a two-year project to restore Calverley Old Hall, a Grade I Listed medieval manor house in North Leeds. However, getting to this point has not been straightforward. Catch up on our webinar from 2 November 2023 and hear from Cowper Griffith Architects as they discuss their architectural scheme, which beat almost 70 other imaginative schemes of re...
The Landmark Trust - Atmospheric places
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In our care are 200 remarkable historic buildings scattered across picturesque pockets of Britain. Nestled on seashores and along urban city streets, on islands and in the heart of woodlands, Landmarks and their varied landscapes offer holidays with adventure built in. Explore new places and create life-long memories while supporting our charity: www.landmarktrust.org.uk/atmospheric-places/
A new roof for Sackville House
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Landmark Regional Surveyor and Architect Olivia Mayell talks through the surprising and complex restoration of Sackville House. ADDITIONAL: As well as providing support to Horsham Stone, shadow slates act as a weather barrier over roof felt. Please visit www.stoneroof.org.uk/Horsham guide v2.pdf for more information on Horsham Stone roofing.
‘Near-perfect’ conclusion to tile repair project and improving accessibility at Alton Station
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Mike Rieveley from Rieveley Ceramics passes specialist tile laying skills to a younger generation, culminating in an ‘absolutely spot-on’ result.
Specialist Victorian tile conservation at Alton Station
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Landmark surveyor Stuart Leavy, Richard Wilshaw from the Firing Line in Stoke on Trent and Lesley Durbin, senior conservator at Jackfield Studio are on a mission to restore the tile floor at Alton Station.
The Peculiar Mrs Coade
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Webinar celebrating Mrs Eleanor Coade and the restoration of her seaside villa, Belmont in Lyme Regis originally presented exclusively to the Landmark Friends on 23 February 2022
Tower Hill Revitalised
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Join us as we explore the refurbishment of Tower Hill, our Landmark in Pembrokeshire. Explore this Landmark: ow.ly/e80X50I3pqR
Open Days at The Landmark Trust
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Join us for a vibrant programme of events at our historic properties!
Greenwood Working at Winsford Cottage Hospital
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Greenwood Working at Winsford Cottage Hospital
An extraordinary discovery at Calverley Old Hall.
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An extraordinary discovery at Calverley Old Hall.
'Golden Repair' at Winsford Cottage Hospital, Devon.
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'Golden Repair' at Winsford Cottage Hospital, Devon.
Meet Mistress Kemp at New Inn, Peasenhall
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Meet Mistress Kemp at New Inn, Peasenhall
David of the White Rock - Kizzy Crawford
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David of the White Rock - Kizzy Crawford
40:08 actually you've got that wrong. Fat, and a lot of it, is actually HEALTHY for you. Good kinds of fat, like animal fat, butter, olive oil, avocados, eggs, etc. NOT canola or vegetable oils, etc. Don't listen to the low fat diet people, they're EXTREMELY wrong and very unhealthy. You need a better understanding of animal fats. ;)
I just sat here and watched this. I understood all the words coming out of her mouth. But I still have no fucking clue what I just watched😅
Two of my ancestors who were officers in Monmouth's army were hanged after the Rebellion. Their names were Matthew and Thomas Durston, executed at Wells.
Quite belated, but if it helps, an eighth of a pint is a quarter-cup (2 fluid ounces, or about 60 milliliters).
Europe for Europeans! Remember, the folks over running the border do not care about our history!
Very interesting talk, must have taken quite a while to compile all your information. Really nice to see how wonderfully diverse peoples lives are to our own. Thanks you.
I first went to Lundy back in 1966 with a group of friends. We sailed from Bideford on the Lundy Gannet. We met Mr Harman at the Marisco Tavern, and he asked us to play for him and his wife on their anniversary. Idyllic place, happy memories.
I love ❤ the Dudor The Victorian Christmas 🎄 Kitchen ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Khadijeh ❤
There is an old saying, everything is equal in the world, the rich have their ice in the summer, the poor have theirs during the winter. So by Christmas everyone could have their jellies, although maybe not champagne!
MRS CROCOMBE! ❤❤❤
EUROPE FOR EUROPEANS! Worldwide European Brotherhood!
Been landmarking for over 20 years and we love it!
An organisation well worth supporting as a Friend of Landmark (2024 currently £48 a year)
Really great work!
These were originally developed in France for military communications so the messages had to be short and to the point and immediately understood as no one transmitting the message had any idea what was being said and along the way could become "garbled" therefore and for any number of reasons (bad weather for example or of course "normative rain.") This was all quickly replaced by the Telegraph but this was as a commercial form of communication in order to run the entire US Railroad System. This system had interesting implications for European Railroad systems tho which is still true today.
On a DNA test Norfolk (my home county), the Isle of Wight, Brownsea Island and Ynys Wair (Lundy) all come joint top making about 50% of my recent ancestry. I'm in the process of trying to find out exactly who I'm related too.
An imaginative project this place needs to be lived in.
We didn't see the finished Champagne jelly!
You know that the people were so funky during the Tudor period.
GROSS
love the idea of preserving and traditional buildings and interior. given the "affordable living crisis" in the UK wouldnt it be possible to rent out the buildings generally? or at least part of them?
Europe for Europeans!
Amazing work! Well done to everyone involved!
Agnes is sexy.
Hoggart and McCarthy, two dead hipsters in search of someone to be annoyed by them.
The music is anxiety-producing.
Wonderful story, a fine legacy for all to share.
Lovely building. I'm not far away, currently repairing my 1840 sashes, it is a labour of love. Thank you for sharing this video.
Great to get such a nicely detailed short tour of how this is done. Thanks! And that smile at the end! 💖
Hey it’s Mrs.Crocombe!!!
Oh look….such a diverse and inclusive group…..🤮🤮🤮🤮
He was completely superfluous to this program.
I know you're pain Alice I'm slow to.😅
I like the decision to re-use the later steel roof trusses & corrugated sheeting. They are also part of the history. I have vintage bicycles & I use the same philosophy when "restoring" them.
Stunning!
Who the f### is Alice?
If you want your potidge eat it now or the Cook will help you eat it !! 😂😂
So wonderful. I'm so glad they didn't use thatch. It has to be replaced every 10 years or so. That would be difficult to sustain.
No, it lasts for almost 50 years!
She was intentionally memory-holed because her story completely upends all the narrative of the feminist movement. Like CJ Walker, Eleanor Coade shouldn't be able to exist, and her story has to be shunted aside lest it awaken people to the deception.
This could have been so good. But sorry I just feel there’s no connection between the hosts and it all seems very strained and forced.
Astounding! I so wish that here in America, architects and preservationists had taken this approach instead of destroying gilded age structures such as Millionaire's row in New York City instead of demolishing such irreplaceable and resplendent interiors of mogul's homes such as the Vanderbilts. Such waste. Loved it, thank you.
Mrs Crocombe!
Just spent a weekend staying in this lovely building. All the time and effort put into conserving and restoring the original features has been worth it. The result is a warm, calm and welcoming p!ace to stay. Reading the patient's register brings to life the benefit this hospital brought to the community and also beyond in two world wars. I can't wait to return in summer and spend days and evenings lounging on the veranda watching the birdlife or the night sky that this rural part of Devon can show at its best.
I wish restoration is a thing in my country.
Great video....apart from the reoccurring insipid music segments.
Just beautiful!
I wish we had the big carrots in the US and once in the US are terrible they’re skinny and long can’t really do anything with them. I love these big fat ones in the UK wish we could get them here.
You need to show us the physical work and finished product.