Knole is set at the heart of a 1000 acre deer park, the only remaining medieval deer park in Kent, where Sika & Fallow deer roam freely amongst ancient oak, beech and chestnut trees.
Knole's fascinating links with kings, queens & the nobility, as well as its literary connections with Vita Sackville-West and her close friend, Virginia Woolf, make this one of the most intriguing houses in England. Thirteen superb state rooms are laid out much as they were in the 18th century to impress visitors by the wealth and standing of the Sackville family, who continue to live at Knole today. The house includes Royal Stuart furniture; paintings by Gainsborough, Van Dyck and Reynolds as well as many 17th century tapestries.

Finds

• Pangbourne - a love affair with a gorilla
• Out of the Blue by Val Rutt
• The Kent Factor
• Grubby Tales from Beardy Ardagh
• The Men of Kent March On
• The Curse of Aphis Minimus
• One True Crime
• Why Pick Lydden?
• From Maidstone Prison to the Wide Sargasso Sea!
• Dover- Life's a Beach
• The ideal home
• The Tramping Methodist - more tramping in Kent!
• The Small Years by Frank Kendon
• Everyone Loves Rupert Bear!
• Knole
• On the write tracks in literary Kent - Day 4
• On the write tracks in literary Kent - Day 3
• On the write tracks in literary Kent - Day 2
• On the write tracks in literary Kent Day 1
• On the write tracks in literary Kent
• Penshurst is the Place
• From Country Pursuits to the Western Front
• Edmund Blunden - echoes from Yalding church bells
• Jane Austen walk
• John Knatchbull from Quarterdeck to Gallows
• Catherine Aird
• More from the tramps .....
• Van Gogh in Ramsgate?
• Tissot A Passing Storm c1876
• The Downfall of a Reading Detective
• Male Georgian/Regency authors
• Bluestocking writers
• Sketches By Boz - We must leave town!
• If You're Going to Snodland...
• The Kent Tramp Trail
• The Altar in the Loft
• Regency and Georgian Literature with a Kent Connection
• Jane Austen and Godmersham by The Rev. S. Graham Brade-Birks
• Kent Clues!