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Voices from the Hall

by Oliver Gerrish

Voices from the Hall lifts the curtain on Britain’s great country houses. Hosted by architectural historian Oliver Gerrish, this podcast features conversations with the people who live in, work on, and fight for the future of these historic homes. Discover untold stories, fascinating characters, and the enduring power of place.

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Episodes

  1. Christmas Special - Episode 5 - Wiveton Hall with Desmond MacCarthy

    Wiveton Hall is a gem of a seventeenth century manor house, with a later Arts and Crafts wing designed by Sir Guy Dawber. It is the home of Norfolk treasure, Desmond MacCarthy.

  2. Episode 4 - Voewood with Simon Finch

    Welcome to the fourth episode of 'Voices from the Hall'. You enter the wonderful world of the arts and crafts genius Edward Schroeder Prior when you arrive at Voewood - a house of sublime eccentricity, built on a butterfly plan. Today it is home to rare book dealer Simon Finch and film director...

  3. Episode 3 - Sennowe Park with Charlie and Virginia Temple-Richards

    In this third episode of this new podcast, you are welcomed on a miniature grand at Sennowe Park. Here you will find all manner of British architecture, Venetian towers, an Austrian palace, lions, bears, eagles and more, without having even left Norfolk. But, of course, travel is at the heart of...

  4. Episode 2 - High Glanau Manor with Helena Gerrish

    In this second episode of Voices from the Hall, architectural historian Oliver Gerrish visits High Glanau Manor in Monmouthshire. The first Architectural Editor of Country Life magazine, Henry Avray Tipping (1855 - 1933), made his home here in the 1920s. The house was designed by Chepstow…

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  5. Episode 1 - The Court of Noke with Edward Bulmer

    In the very first episode of Voices from the Hall, Oliver Gerrish visits renowned architectural historian and natural paint pioneer Edward Bulmer at his Herefordshire home, The Court of Noke. They discuss the challenges and joys of restoring a Georgian house, the philosophy behind natural design,...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Voices from the Hall lifts the curtain on Britain’s great country houses. Hosted by architectural historian Oliver Gerrish, this podcast features conversations with the people who live in, work on, and fight for the future of these historic homes. Discover untold stories, fascinating characters, and the enduring power of place.

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How many episodes does Voices from the Hall have?

Voices from the Hall currently has 5 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is Voices from the Hall about?

Voices from the Hall lifts the curtain on Britain’s great country houses. Hosted by architectural historian Oliver Gerrish, this podcast features conversations with the people who live in, work on, and fight for the future of these historic homes. Discover untold stories, fascinating characters,...

How often does Voices from the Hall release new episodes?

Voices from the Hall has 5 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts Voices from the Hall?

Voices from the Hall is created and hosted by Oliver Gerrish.
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