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The Strawberry Hill Trust

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Registered Charity No. 1089660

The shop at the house may be closed during restoration, but you can still purchase items to support the restoration work.

Horace Walpole's Strawberry Hill

Editor: Michael Snodin

Free delivery in the UK

To order: http://www.yalebooks.co.uk/

Details of the Shell Bench launched at the Chelsea Flower Show 2008 can be obtained from Architectural Heritage.

Designed by Richard Bentley and inspired by Botticelli's 'Birth of Venus.' Carved in oak the reproduction is nearly 16ft high and 10ft wide. Only 101 will be made to order, each one numbered and catalogued at Strawberry Hill.

Shell Seat Brochure (pdf)

A range of looking glasses commissioned by the Strawberry Hill Trust.

M163 - Strawberry Hill Gothic Overmantel
M165 - Strawberry Hill Gothic Overmantel Mirror
M162 - Strawberry Hill Robert Adam Round
M164 - Strawberry Hill Gothic Pier Mirror
M166 - Strawberry Hill Gothic Pier Glass (pictured on left)

English Looking Glasses ltd

For more details: sales@EnglishLookingGlasses.com

Purchase a piece of silk wall covering from the Long Gallery

Strawberry Hill (Ausrimini)

Strawberry Hill is named to commemorate a beautiful house
at Twickenham, built by Horace Walpole,
the youngest son of the first British Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole,
in the style of the Gothic revival.
He laid out a fine garden which is currently being restored.

David Austin Roses

Order your copy
of Strawberry Hill: Horace Walpole's Gothic Castle

by Judith Viscardi and Anna Chalcraft

Read the 'Country Life' review

Frances Lincoln Publishers

Order your copy of:
VISITING STRAWBERRY HILL

By Anna Chalcraft & Judith Viscardi

An Analysis of the Eton Copy of 'The DESCRIPTION of the VILLA'