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Houses of the National Trust: New Edition by Lydia Greeves (Hardcover, 2013)

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Author: Lydia Greeves ISBN 10: 1907892486. Title: Houses of the National Trust Item Condition: used item in a very good condition. Publisher: National Trust Books ISBN 13: 9781907892486. Used-like N : The book pretty much look like a new book.

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Fully revised, updated and expanded, this classic book is a guide to the many houses in the care of the National Trust, from the spectacular to the humble the National trust cares for a wealth of houses and historic buildings of all types, ranging from the grand to the quirky to the humble. this captivating book, fully revised and updated for 2013 and featuring more houses than ever before, is a guide to some of the greatest architectural treasures of Britain, encompassing both interior and exterior design.the houses covered include spectacular mansions such as Petworth House and Waddesdon Manor, and more lowly dwellings such as the Birmingham Back to Backs and estate villages like Blaise Hamlet, near Bristol. In addition to houses, the book also covers fascinating buildings as diverse as churches, windmills,dovecotes, castles, follies, barns and even pubs.the book also acts as an overview of the country's architectural history, with every period covered: the medieval stronghold of Bodiam Castle, tudor eccentricity in Hardwick Hall, 18th-century grandeur at Kedleston Hall, Victorian fantasy at tyntesfield, and the clean-lined Modernism of the Homewood.the book teems with stories of the people who lived and worked in these buildings: wealthy collectors (Charles Wade at Snowshill), captains of industry (William Armstrong at Cragside), prime ministers (Winston Churchill at Chartwell) and pop stars (John Lennon at Mendips).Written in evocative, imaginative prose and illustrated with glorious images from the National trust's photographic library, this book is an essential guide to the built heritage of England, Wales and Northern Ireland.