Family fun at Quebec House

A family enjoys their visit to a National Trust place — Bring the whole family for a day out

18th century replica costumes at Quebec House, a National Trust property in Kent — Try on our replica 18th century costumes on your next visit

The writing desk at Quebec House — Have a go at writing with a quill at Quebec House

Get the kids stuck into history with a visit to the Georgian home of General James Wolfe.

Dressing up clothes

Pop upstairs to the bedroom and discover our new replica 18th century costumes. Created by one of our talented volunteers, these costumes are just calling out to be tried on.

Try them all on and see which costume you prefer. Just remember to hang the clothes back up for the next family to enjoy.

18th century games

Inside the drawing room the grown ups can relax by the fireside as the kids enjoy some traditional parlour games.

How many times can you get the ball into the cup? It's trickier than it looks!

A family enjoys Georgian games at Quebec House, a National Trust property in Kent — Enjoy some traditional games in our drawing room

Spotter sheet

Pick up a spotter sheet from the Coach House and see how many items you can find around the house.

Give yourself a point for each thing you spot and find out who's the best spotter in the family.

Handling collection

Venture into the Bicentenary Room and get a real feel for history with our handling collection.

Along with replica uniforms, you can have get a hand on the type of weapons that may have been used in the Quebec campaign.

The kitchen at Quebec House, a National Trust property in Kent

Mrs Wolfe's eighteenth century recipes

Take your taste buds back to the eighteenth century with some of Mrs Wolfe's recipes. Our volunteers are on hand every Sunday from 28 Feb- 28 Oct 2018, 1-4pm, to help you sample our Georgian delights. Care for a lemon drop anyone?