Help up keep Harvington Hall Alive
Harvington Hall is a well-loved historical gem, but as a registered charity, we rely on visitors and donations to protect and preserve our beloved Hall. A Grade I listed, scheduled ancient monument, Harvington is more than just a house of national importance, it arguably holds international significance. With the largest surviving collection of Elizabethan wall paintings and the largest number of priest holes in the country, it stands as one of the finest examples of recusant history from the reigns of Elizabeth I and James I.
We are also committed to a more environmentally sustainable future, working to conserve our natural resources and create a welcoming space for both people and wildlife. Our historic gardens and natural surroundings provide a vital refuge for many species, especially at a time when the loss of natural habitats poses a serious threat to biodiversity. By caring for this special environment, we aim to protect it for future generations.
Your support is crucial in keeping Harvington Hall’s story alive. Whether through visiting, donating, or spreading the word, you help ensure our wonderful Hall continues to thrive.
