At Home in the Tower

At home in the tower

06 November 2019

Hear what historian Dr Simon Thurley dug up in his garden in King’s Lynn and about the time capsule he’s hidden for future generations to unearth.

Read about the remarkable rescue of his Elizabethan tower and how he and his wife have lovingly restored it to its former glory.

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Find out what sparked David Roper-Curzon’s passion for sculpting as he talks from his studio at home in the magnificent 17th century Pylewell Park.

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Read the remarkable story of how a disused church is being transformed into a thriving community hub.

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Gain an insight into the world of fine and rare jewels from Sonia Fazlali-Zadeh, Jewellery Specialist & Valuer at Gurr Johns.

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Enter the minds of the celebrated architects at Mecanoo as they explain the thinking behind the extraordinary Glass Villa in the Cotswolds.

Hear what historian Dr Simon Thurley dug up in his garden in King’s Lynn and about the time capsule he’s hidden for future generations to unearth.

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