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Eltham Palace

An English Heritage property, the site has an interesting history. Originally a medieval Royal palace (hence the name), only the 15th century Great Hall of it remained, derelict, by the 19th century. It was restored, and a large new house built adjacent to it, by Stephen and Virginia Courtauld in the 1930s. It was used during the Second World War and until 1992 by the Army Education Corps. Since 1999 it has been opened to the public. For a fuller history see LinkExternal link

As a major historic site, not only are the remains of the medieval palace a Scheduled Ancient Monument (List entry Number 1014833), and the Great Hall listed Grade I (LEN 1079041) but the gardens and Eltham Court (LEN 1212906, the 20th century house) are listed grade II* and several buildings and individual remains such as walls and bridges on the site are separately listed.
by Stephen Craven

Created: Sun, 9 Oct 2011, Updated: Mon, 10 Oct 2011


49 images use this description:

TQ4273 : Eltham Palace, seen along bridge over former moat by David Martin
2024
TQ4274 : North Bridge by N Chadwick
2024
TQ4273 : Eltham Palace, seen across moat garden by David Martin
2024
TQ4273 : Moat with a view by David Martin
2024
TQ4274 : North Bridge, Eltham Palace by N Chadwick
2024
TQ4274 : Eltham Palace by N Chadwick
2024
TQ4274 : Eltham Palace Moat by N Chadwick
2024
TQ4273 : Eltham Palace by N Chadwick
2022
TQ4274 : Eltham Palace by N Chadwick
2022
TQ4274 : Eltham Palace by N Chadwick
2022
TQ4273 : Eltham Palace by N Chadwick
2022
TQ4274 : Eltham Palace by N Chadwick
2022
TQ4274 : Bridge over the moat, Eltham Palace by David Martin
2021
TQ4274 : Gate and wall, Eltham Palace by David Martin
2021
TQ4274 : Eltham Palace, seen from the East by David Martin
2021
TQ4274 : The moat at Eltham Palace by David Martin
2021
TQ4273 : Eltham Palace, seen from the south by David Martin
2021
TQ4273 : Bridge over former moat, Eltham Palace by David Martin
2021
TQ4273 : Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4273 : Stained glass - Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4273 : Garden at Eltham Palace by Oast House Archive
2019
TQ4273 : Tulips at Eltham Palace by Oast House Archive
2019
TQ4274 : The North Stone Bridge, Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4274 : Bridge at Eltham Palace by Oast House Archive
2019
TQ4274 : The North Stone Bridge, Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4273 : The Great Hall, Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4274 : The North Stone Bridge, Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4274 : The moat - Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4273 : The moat - Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4273 : The swimming pool - Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4274 : The moat - Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4274 : Through the North Stone Bridge, Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4274 : Water lilies - Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4274 : Bridge at Eltham Palace by Oast House Archive
2019
TQ4273 : The Great Hall, Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4274 : Bridge at Eltham Palace by Oast House Archive
2019
TQ4274 : The moat - Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4274 : The moat - Eltham Palace by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4274 : The herb garden - Eltham Palace  by Stephen McKay
2019
TQ4274 : Eltham Palace, seen across the moat by David Martin
2014
TQ4273 : South face of Eltham Palace by David Martin
2014
TQ4273 : Eltham Palace by David Martin
2014
TQ4273 : Eltham Palace, south side by Stephen Craven
2011
TQ4274 : Eltham Palace, well head by Stephen Craven
2011
TQ4273 :  Eltham Palace, statue by Stephen Craven
2011
TQ4274 :  Eltham Palace, north bridge by Stephen Craven
2011
TQ4273 : Tree at the end of the moat by Stephen Craven
2011
TQ4274 : Eltham Palace, red hot pokers by Stephen Craven
2011
TQ4273 : Remains of the moat at Eltham Palace by Stephen Craven
2011


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