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No mention of this house being a copy of an Italian palace, or the the old house, which was knocked down? Beningbrough Hall is basically half Italian copy and half recycled manor house. Sadly, this is original research, but it's not hard to find out. ZellDenver (talk) 08:26, 30 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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As a volunteer room guide at Beningbrough Hall I would like to point out a number of errors in the article. Firstly the partnership with the National Portrait Gallery ended around 2019 and their paintings are no longer there. The hall now has different artistic exhibitions each year (September 2024 saw the start of an exhibition of the work of Mary Delaney) Secondly the Bourchier knot in the gardens is no longer there. Thirdly Holme Lacey is referred to as the ancestral home of Lady Chesterfield. It was in fact the ancestral home of her husband the 10th Earl of Chesterfield. Lady Chesterfield's ancestral home was Warter Priory. I have not altered the article as I suppose this is original research, though anyone can verify the first two points I've made by going and having a look. 82.0.209.157 (talk) 16:21, 6 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]