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Friends of Marble Hill

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Events at Marble Hill

The Friends of Marble Hill AGM

Our Annual General Meeting will take place on Thursday 17 September, and we warmly invite all paid-up members to join us.

We’ll gather at Marble Hill Café from 6.00pm, with the meeting beginning at 6.30pm. Alongside the formal business of the AGM, there will be refreshments and two fascinating guest talks.

We’re delighted to welcome Emily Burns, English Heritage’s Curator of Collections and Interiors for West London, who will share the story of an exciting recent acquisition—a rare book on smallpox that once formed part of Henrietta Howard’s personal library before the contents of Marble Hill House were dispersed.

We’ll also hear from Harrison Hulatt, Senior Gardener at Marble Hill, whose journey from apprentice to leading the care and transformation of the park has made them a familiar face to many volunteers and visitors alike.

We hope you’ll join us for what promises to be an enjoyable and informative evening. You can download  the papers for the AGM by clicking the button below:

The House is open Wednesday – Sunday, April to October. It is free to enter and while there are walk-in tickets, you can book in advance through the English Heritage Website. The Park is open from 7am to 8pm and the Café from 8am – 5pm.

We will publicise selected events here but you can find out more on the English Heritage website. Please follow the latest government guidelines and enjoy your visit responsibly.

We are open to anyone who has an interest in Marble Hill House and Park. This website is part of our mission and will become your one-stop portal for anything and everything Marble Hill related, from its rich and storied history to news, events and volunteering opportunities.

Please help make visitors welcome by volunteering as a room explainer. (View the recruitment poster here).

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Discover Marble Hill

Marble Hill has been revived following an extensive National Lottery funded, English Heritage project. Come and explore the house and grounds for free. 

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