Doone Valley History Festival – Rosalie Chichester pioneer amateur photographer
Join House and Collection Manager Jess McKenzie on this informative talk about Rosalie Chichester the last owner of Arlington Court and her pioneering amateur photography.
- Booking not needed
- Free event
Listen to Jess the House and Collection Manager at Arlington Court as she covers the wide and varied interests, passions and life of Rosalie Chichester. Her photograph albums and various collections are of national importance. How she became the first women to win the Practical Photographers Award and how her photograph albums are helping shape the future of Arlington Court. As well as learning about this rich and interesting figure learn how the National Trust are caring for this important collection.
This talk is free but a £5 donation would be welcomed.
Times
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Suitability
All children must be supervised
- Meeting point
Please meet at the Buttery Tearoom (EX35 6NU)
- Accessibility
There are accessible parking spaces available and a portable hearing loop.
Upcoming events
Festival of Blossom
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Doone Valley History Festival
A weekend of talks, activities and walks all exploring the history of the Doone Valley and Exmoor.
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