My family and other exhibits

Article Abstract:

A woman who grew up in a small country house describes her varied experiences of this house being open to visitors at weekends. Her childhood memories of small numbers of people visiting the house on Sundays are recalled, and the problems encountered with this approach in the late 1960s are detailed. Various approaches in the 1970s and 1980s are discussed. The latest venture, involving a range of attractions, is detailed and its impact on her family is considered.

Management, Country homes

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Me and my rings of confidence

Article Abstract:

Lord Byron's signet ring was one of a number of Byron memorabilia kept in a glass-topped table, along with a lock of hair. The gold ring featured the Byron crest of a mermaid and motto on a green square. Another favourite ring was a silver band featuring Mexican turquoises, which belonged to a successful and beautiful writer. Details of how both rings gave the wearer confidence are given.

Personal narratives, Rings, Rings (Jewelry)

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A short history of the long-living oak

Article Abstract:

The oak tree has always been held in great esteem and has been the subject of a range of superstitions. The oak is connected with courage, honour and purity and is an excellent source of timber for furniture.

United Kingdom, Oak, Oaks, Myths and legends

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