Who owns Hertford House London?
The Shipton family, who owns the 22-bedroom Hertford House, are collaborating with Clarke on the project after approaching him with a business proposition last year. The venture has seen the restaurant and bar area undergo a large redesign, as well as a complete change to the menu and drinks on offer.
How is the Wallace Collection funded?
Responsibility for Government financing of the Wallace Collection rests with the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, from whom the museum receives a Grant-in-Aid out of monies provided by Parliament.
Who lived in Hertford House Marylebone?
Hertford House was where Sir Richard and Lady Wallace lived – a London townhouse that was first built in the 18th century and afterwards continually changed and refurbished.
Where is the Wallace Collection housed?
Hertford House
The Wallace Collection is displayed at Hertford House, formerly the principal London residence of the marquesses of Hertford and Sir Richard Wallace. It was opened to the public as a museum in 1900.
Is photography allowed in Wallace Collection?
See our photography policy. You are welcome to take photographs for personal use, with no flash or tripods.
How long do people spend at the Wallace Collection?
Two hours should give you an adequate viewing of the collection unless you go down the rabbit-hole of looking at all of the miniatures or are really into armour.
Is it free to visit the Wallace Collection?
The Wallace Collection is a national museum and a charity, open to the public free of charge seven days a week.
How much is the Wallace Collection?
How much does it cost to visit The Wallace Collection? The Wallace Collection is free to enter.
Is entry to the Wallace Collection free?
Do you have to book the Wallace Collection?
No, visitors can enjoy free entry to the permanent collection and no booking is required.
Where is the laughing cavalier?
The Wallace CollectionLaughing Cavalier / Location
Which museum houses the new statue of Wallace?
Alfred Russel Wallace statue at Natural History Museum.