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| You can use the navigation, click on the house map or on image hot spots. In each room there is an icon to speak to the a tour guide. If no-one is there then leave a message. Otherwise Frank and Emma will be busy running around trying to answer your questions! | |
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| This room was was originally much larger, incorporating Basil's bedroom as well. Currently, the research team believes it was split up in the 1870s during William Hall's rennovation campaign. Ellen Hall, his daughter, converted the room to her private study in the 1940s, and used it to answer correspondence. It was here that she wrote her popular book Robins, Sparrows and Barn Owls, a Guide to West Sussex Walks, published in 1953. | |