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Loseley House, a beautiful Elizabethan mansion, is set in stunning gardens and parkland. Built in 1562 it has a fascinating history and contains a wealth of treasures.
New Anglican cathedral, the foundation stone of which was laid in 1936. Notable sandstone interior and marble floors. Restaurant and shops.
Day trips from London by steam train to various cathedral cities (Canterbury and Chichester). Standard, First and Premier dining class available. Also seaside specials to Hastings, Rye, Battle and Eastbourne.
A restored mainly Tudor/Stuart construction. There is a Court Room with 17thC panelling and stained glass windows. Items of historical interest, oil paintings, famous Guildhall clock.
An early 18thC watermill. The original machinery and wheel may be viewed, but are no longer in use.
Built in 1756 and set in a Repton park, Hatchlands has splendid interiors by Robert Adam and houses the Cobbe collection of keyboard musical instruments. Jekyll Garden.
Guildford Castle is now open after extensive renovation and features a viewing platform offering panoramic views of Guildford.
Founded in 1619 Abbot's Hospital is a Grade I Listed almshouse which continues to provide accommodation for local elderly people.
Dapdune Wharf is the home of 'Reliance', a restored Wey barge, as well as an interactive exhibition which tells the story of the waterway and those who lived and worked on it.
A Palladian-style house built for Lord Onslow c1730. Marble Hall, Gubbay collection of furniture, needlework and porcelain. Royal Surrey Regiment Museum. Parterre in garden.