Beningbrough Hall new special winter event of untold stories

Tuesday, 8 November 2022 00:00

By Jack O'Neill

Beningbrough Hall is set to commence a special winter event telling visitors new untold stories about the stately home.

Beningbrough Hall has commenced a special winter event telling visitors new untold stories about the stately home.

The event began on 5th November and will last until March 2023.

The stories curated over recent times will give visitors a true insight into life living at Beningbrough Hall throughout history.

The Tales will be told through storyboards throughout the estate’s gardens and also on the family walk.

To find out more information visit nationaltrust.org.uk/beningbrough

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