Montacute House

Montecute House and the cloud hedge.	Montacute House	Montacute House - Orangery	Montecute house - Great Hall - plaster fieze depicting a 'skimmington', a traditional humiliation for a henpecked husband.	Montecute house - Great Hall - it is almost the same as when Edward Phelips buit it in the 16th c. It includes a screens passage
Montecute House - Curzon's Room. Lord Curzon, former viceroy of India, rented Montecute house between 1915 and 1925 (bath)	Montecute House - Curzon's Room. Lord Curzon, former viceroy of India, rented Montecute house between 1915 and 1925 (oak tester	Montecute House - The Crimson Bedroom, originally the 'withdrawing room'. The name originates from the 1800's when the toom had	Motecute House - The Hall Chamber, originally called the 'Best Chamber'. It was resevered for the most important visitors.