- 19 Princelet Street
- An unrestored Huguenot master silk weaver's home, provides information on exhibitions, openings, and group visits. Located in London.
- Althorp
- Shows historical details, picture galleries, and educational resources.
- The Amersham Museum
- Provides historical details and image galleries on the 15th century lodging.
- Ascott House
- Provides information on the home, it's gardens, and the history of the home.
- Breamore House & Museum
- Features a calendar of events and historical information on the museum.
- Charles Dickens' Birthplace Museum
- Includes information on the home and other Portsmouth attractions.
- Charles Dickens Museum
- Official museum site with visitor information, a calendar of events, and photos of the home.
- Chenies Manor
- Contains virtual tours of the garden, house, and church within the locale.
- Elizabethan House Museum
- Showcases 16th century furnishings featured within the house. Also shows program and event guides.
- Fairfax House
- One of the finest eighteenth-century townhouses in England, and home to the famous Noel Terry collection of furniture.
- The Folly
- Collates photographs, exhibit guides, and historical facts of the landmark.
- Friends of Oakwell Hall and Country Park
- Presents virtual tours, event guides, and visitor resources.
- Gainsborough's House
- Birthplace of Thomas Gainsborough. Shows educational materials and visitation guides.
- Handel House Museum
- Displays portraits of Handel and his contemporaries in finely restored Georgian interiors.
- Harewood
- Features a calendar of events, visitor information, and an online virtual tour.
- Historic Houses Association
- Represents the interests of Britain's historic houses, castles and gardens that remain in private ownership.
- Historic Royal Palaces
- Discusses the different historical places used by the royalty including the Kensington Palace, The Banqueting House, Kew Palace and Queen Charlotte's Cottage, and Hampton Court Palace.
- Holst Birthplace Museum
- Provides room details, visitation guides, and family profiles.
- Jane Austen's House
- Showcases history and highlights of the author's home. Also provides the artist's biography and news clippings.
- Leighton House Museum
- Provides educational materials, exhibition schedules, and event guides.
- Newstead Abbey
- Contains family biographies, historical background of the local, and visitor commentaries.
- Pencarrow
- Contains photographs and information on the home and it's gardens.
- Quex House & Gardens
- Shows galleries and historical highlights of the halls and museum.
- Red House Museum
- Promotes the community events exploring the life of the Taylor family. Shows biographies and visitor resources.
- Sand
- Historic home provides visitor information, a calendar of events, and garden photos.
- Scone Palace
- Includes information on the grounds and the history of the palace.
- Sudley House
- Features visitor and historical information on the house.
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