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Rare Tudor tapestry returns to Norfolk stately home Oxburgh Hall after 100 years
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Oxburgh Hall, a 15th-century stately home in Norfolk, has a rich history and has been the residence of the Bedingfeld family since 1482. The hall is known for its well-preserved medieval architecture and intricate interiors, making it a significant cultural and historical site in the UK. The return of the rare Tudor tapestry to Oxburgh Hall is notable as it restores a piece of the estate's original decorative scheme.
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Rare Tudor tapestry returns to Norfolk stately home Oxburgh Hall after 100 years
The artwork depicts Queen Esther, who features in the Old Testament Book Of Esther, and once adorned the walls of The King’s Room at Oxburgh Hall in Norfolk
18 Jun, 23:01
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