Blickling Estate | Norfolk
National Trust Houses: Blickling Hall is a fascinating 17th-century manor house in Norfolk, England. This impressive mansion was the childhood home of one of Henry VIII’s wives – Anne Boleyn. Step inside to explore the Long Gallery, a 123ft room, which is home to one of the most important book collections in the country.
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