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‘I want to help’: Somewhere Boy actor Samuel Bottomley launches drama school in Bradford.
‘I want to help’: Somewhere Boy actor Samuel Bottomley launches drama school in Bradford.
Samuel Bottomley, 23, to teach at West Yorkshire Workshop, aimed at working-class actors in north of England.
BAFTA nominated actor Samuel Bottomley (blue t-shirt, Adidas trainers) running his first next generation workshop for working class aspiring actors, at the Mechanics Institute Library in Bradford, West Yorkshire, UK.
26 March 2025.
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Over the moon: Billie Eilish sports 188-year-old Yorkshire wool brand, Moon at Grammys
Over the moon: Billie Eilish sports 188-year-old Yorkshire wool brand at Grammys.
The singer paid tribute to her home city wearing an LA Dodgers baseball cap crafted by English woollen mill Moon.
Moon is a household name, as one of the last surviving woollen mills in the UK.
The company prefers to say "we're one of a select few now", said Joe McCann, brand and product director at Moon, aiming to paint a less negative picture of what many people would think of as a dying trade.
Joe McCann, brand and product director at Moon (Abraham Moon & Sons) in Guiseley, West Yorkshire, UK.
03 February 2025.
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Over the moon: Billie Eilish sports 188-year-old Yorkshire wool brand, Moon at Grammys
Over the moon: Billie Eilish sports 188-year-old Yorkshire wool brand at Grammys.
The singer paid tribute to her home city wearing an LA Dodgers baseball cap crafted by English woollen mill Moon.
Moon is a household name, as one of the last surviving woollen mills in the UK.
The company prefers to say "we're one of a select few now", said Joe McCann, brand and product director at Moon, aiming to paint a less negative picture of what many people would think of as a dying trade.
Fabric production at Moon (Abraham Moon & Sons) in Guiseley, West Yorkshire.Guiseley, West Yorkshire, UK.
03 February 2025.
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Over the moon: Billie Eilish sports 188-year-old Yorkshire wool brand, Moon at Grammys
Over the moon: Billie Eilish sports 188-year-old Yorkshire wool brand at Grammys.
The singer paid tribute to her home city wearing an LA Dodgers baseball cap crafted by English woollen mill Moon.
Moon is a household name, as one of the last surviving woollen mills in the UK.
The company prefers to say "we're one of a select few now", said Joe McCann, brand and product director at Moon, aiming to paint a less negative picture of what many people would think of as a dying trade.
Fabric production at Moon (Abraham Moon & Sons) in Guiseley, West Yorkshire.Guiseley, West Yorkshire, UK.
03 February 2025.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Property curator Simon McCormack in the library at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Property curator Simon McCormack in the library at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Property curator Simon McCormack in the library at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Property curator Simon McCormack in the library at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Property curator Simon McCormack opening the shutters in the Top Hall at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Property curator Simon McCormack opening the shutters in the Top Hall at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Property curator Simon McCormack opening the shutters in the Top Hall at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
Christopher Thomond / Guardian / eyevine
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Property curator Simon McCormack opening the shutters in the Top Hall at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
Christopher Thomond / Guardian / eyevine
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Senior programming lead Fay Bland in the dressing room at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
Christopher Thomond / Guardian / eyevine
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Senior programming lead Fay Bland in the dressing room at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
Christopher Thomond / Guardian / eyevine
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Senior programming lead Fay Bland in the dressing room at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
Christopher Thomond / Guardian / eyevine
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Senior programming lead Fay Bland in the dressing room at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
Christopher Thomond / Guardian / eyevine
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
A painting entitled “A Lady of the d’Hervart Family with a Dog on her Lap”, thought to be of Sabine, at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
Christopher Thomond / Guardian / eyevine
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
A painting entitled “A Lady of the d’Hervart Family with a Dog on her Lap”, thought to be of Sabine, at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
A painting titled “Sir Rowland Winn, 5th Baronet and wife Sabine Louise d’Hervart in the Library at Nostell” on display at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . People sign a book of condolence, placed below a mural of Rob Burrow, inside the clubhouse at the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds lined the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . People sign a book of condolence, placed below a mural of Rob Burrow, inside the clubhouse at the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds lined the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . A mural of Rob Burrow hangs above a book of condolence, inside the clubhouse at the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds lined the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . A mural of Rob Burrow hangs above a book of condolence, inside the clubhouse at the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds lined the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . A book of condolence, inside the clubhouse at the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds lined the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . A mural of Rob Burrow hangs above a book of condolence, inside the clubhouse at the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds lined the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . A fan wipes her eyes as the cortege passes the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. . Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . The cortege passes the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. . Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . The cortege passes the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. . Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . The cortege passes the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. . Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . The cortege passes the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. . Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . The cortege passes the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. . Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . Fans gather outside the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . Fans gather outside the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . Fans gather outside the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . ANDY QUINN (52) and his son ALFIE QUINN (14) from Leeds. Fans gather outside the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . ANDY QUINN (52) and his son ALFIE QUINN (14) from Leeds. Fans gather outside the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . The Fetherstone Lions under 13 team gather outside the Mill Pond Stadium, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. . Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
07/07/2024 . Pontefract , UK . Rebecca Stanton (46 from Doncaster). Fans gather outside the Mill Pond Stadium, home to the Featherstone Lions, where Rob Burrow played as a boy. Crowds line the street outside the Mill Pond Stadium ahead of the funeral of the former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League player and Motor Neurone Disease campaigner. Photo credit : Joel Goodman
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
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Rob Burrow funeral cortege
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Paddle under the Pennines: longest and deepest UK canal tunnel opens for canoe trips
The Canal & River Trust is launching 3.5-mile paddles through Standedge Tunnel, from West Yorkshire to Greater Manchester.
The guided 3.5-mile canoe trips are through Standedge Tunnel, a jaw dropping feat of engineering which is 194 metres underground and 196 metres above sea level.
The narrow canal tunnel from Marsden in West Yorkshire to Diggle in Greater Manchester opened in 1811 after 17 years of construction.
Gordon McMinn, volunteer team leader and qualified paddle sports instructor at Canal & River Trust, who will be leading canoe trips through Standedge Tunnel, the longest, deepest and highest canal tunnel in the UK spanning 3.5 miles under the Pennines between Marsden, near Huddersfield in West Yorkshire, and Diggle in Greater Manchester.
Marsden, UK. 13 June 2024.
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Paddle under the Pennines: longest and deepest UK canal tunnel opens for canoe trips
The Canal & River Trust is launching 3.5-mile paddles through Standedge Tunnel, from West Yorkshire to Greater Manchester.
The guided 3.5-mile canoe trips are through Standedge Tunnel, a jaw dropping feat of engineering which is 194 metres underground and 196 metres above sea level.
The narrow canal tunnel from Marsden in West Yorkshire to Diggle in Greater Manchester opened in 1811 after 17 years of construction.
Gordon McMinn, volunteer team leader and qualified paddle sports instructor at Canal & River Trust, who will be leading canoe trips through Standedge Tunnel, the longest, deepest and highest canal tunnel in the UK spanning 3.5 miles under the Pennines between Marsden, near Huddersfield in West Yorkshire, and Diggle in Greater Manchester.
Marsden, UK. 13 June 2024.
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Paddle under the Pennines: longest and deepest UK canal tunnel opens for canoe trips
The Canal & River Trust is launching 3.5-mile paddles through Standedge Tunnel, from West Yorkshire to Greater Manchester.
The guided 3.5-mile canoe trips are through Standedge Tunnel, a jaw dropping feat of engineering which is 194 metres underground and 196 metres above sea level.
The narrow canal tunnel from Marsden in West Yorkshire to Diggle in Greater Manchester opened in 1811 after 17 years of construction.
Gordon McMinn, volunteer team leader and qualified paddle sports instructor at Canal & River Trust, who will be leading canoe trips through Standedge Tunnel, the longest, deepest and highest canal tunnel in the UK spanning 3.5 miles under the Pennines between Marsden, near Huddersfield in West Yorkshire, and Diggle in Greater Manchester.
Marsden, UK. 13 June 2024.
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Paddle under the Pennines: longest and deepest UK canal tunnel opens for canoe trips
The Canal & River Trust is launching 3.5-mile paddles through Standedge Tunnel, from West Yorkshire to Greater Manchester.
The guided 3.5-mile canoe trips are through Standedge Tunnel, a jaw dropping feat of engineering which is 194 metres underground and 196 metres above sea level.
The narrow canal tunnel from Marsden in West Yorkshire to Diggle in Greater Manchester opened in 1811 after 17 years of construction.
Gordon McMinn, volunteer team leader and qualified paddle sports instructor at Canal & River Trust, who will be leading canoe trips through Standedge Tunnel, the longest, deepest and highest canal tunnel in the UK spanning 3.5 miles under the Pennines between Marsden, near Huddersfield in West Yorkshire, and Diggle in Greater Manchester.
Marsden, UK. 13 June 2024.
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