Galleries

We would like to introduce Lottie, Beta, Rosie, Snowdrop and Primrose our rare breed sheep. They are formerly known as Castlemilk Moorits and are located in a large paddock behind the Kiosk.

A collection of photgraphs taken by our Curator reflecting the variety and colour on offer in the Walled Garden.

View the gallery to see the changing palette of autumn colour develop in a variety of different plants and trees at Marks Hall.

On Wednesday 17th October we held a very special tree planting. Professor Stephen Hopper, the Director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew planted the first in a grove of Wollemi Pines, which is to become the largest planting in the United Kingdom of this rare and endangered tree.

The perfect setting for wedding receptions, dances, parties and corporate entertaining.

Marks Hall plays host to breathtaking views throughout the year, these pictures confirm that Marks Hall is a winter wonderalnd.

This lovely little piece of woodland is the home of our snowdrop carpet.  It is made up of only three different varieties.  Although there are some single snowdrops and a small group of galanthus Elwesii by far the largest contingent here are double snowdrops (galanthus Nivalis ‘Flore Pleno’).

This years Service of Remembrance to mark the 62nd Anniversary of the Rhine crossing.

A small selection of photos showing the variety at Marks Hall.