Dyrham Park

The National Trust say: "Dyrham Park was built between 1691 and 1702 for William Blathwayt, William III’s Secretary at War and Secretary of State. The rooms have changed little since they were furnished by Blathwayt and their contents are recorded in his housekeeper’s inventory. There are many fine textiles and paintings, as well as items of blue-and-white Delftware, reflecting the contemporary taste for Dutch fashions. Restored Victorian domestic rooms open include kitchen, bells passage, bakehouse, larders, tenants’ hall and Delft-tiled dairy."