Shining a light on our Bridget

Shining a light on our Bridget

In honour of this year’s International Women’s Day, we’re putting the spotlight on Bridget Talbot, the last owner of Kiplin. Bridget Elizabeth Talbot was born 15th January 1885 to her parents Alfred and Emily. The second oldest, she had an older brother Humphrey, and...
V is for… Venice

V is for… Venice

Welcome back to an A to Z of discovery at Kiplin Hall and Gardens. Today we look towards warmer climes as we explore V is for Venice. You don’t have to take a flight to be transported to the canals, bridges and cafes of Venice. The famous scenes come to life in...
L is for Lake

L is for Lake

Welcome back to an A to Z of discovery at Kiplin Hall and Gardens. With 400 years of history and 26 letters of the alphabet there is plenty to explore! Today we feature a huge and important asset, which actually changed the fate of Kiplin Hall. L is for… Lake. Today...
K is for… Kleiser Clock

K is for… Kleiser Clock

Welcome back to an A to Z of discoveries at Kiplin Hall and Gardens. With 400 years of history and 26 letters of the alphabet, there is plenty to explore! Today we feature a beautiful Kleiser Clock on the theme of the letter K. This Victorian clock dates to around...
C is for…

C is for…

This week is a bit of a mouthful, C is for Cadogaddesden Gazette. But one that might resonate with families, and even work places, today, as we all strive to keep in touch during lockdowns.   The Cadogaddesden Gazette was a magazine created by some of the family...