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If given the opportunity listen to one of the interesting talks.
Hughenden Manor的点评
点评：Hughenden was the home of Benjamin Disraeli a former Prime Minister of the UK.
Along the entrance road to the property there is a hut at which visitors are requested to stop to show passes or make payment. My advice for those with walking difficulties is to request transport by buggy from the car park, before proceeding further uphill to the car park. There are dedicated blue badge parking bays in the car park. From the car park there is a downhill woodland walk back to the reception hut before joining a roadway for a downhill walk to the house.
On entering the property there are four downstairs rooms to view. There are some information plagues but the level of lighting was slow we were finding it impossible to read them without reverting to using the lights on our phones.
One item on display was the 'spare' chair. Disraeli had commissioned the chair to be carried aloft after being elected to Parliament. However he lost the election and the chair was not used hence being called 'spare'.
During World War 2 the house was requisitioned as a secret bombing map making establishment. A room along a corridor is now dedicated as an exhibition of this vital work. Look out for a cartoon by Cecil Orr (Edward Cecil Parker Orr) 29 September 1909 - 23 August 1965. Born in Glasgow he became a freelance artist at the age of 18, and before the war worked for Associated Scottish Newspapers. He was best known at that time for drawing the "Susie and Sambo" cartoon for the Glasgow Daily Record. During the war he served with the RAF and thereafter returned to a career as an illustrator and cartoonist his work appearing in numerous newspapers and comics.
We were fortunate to visit when a talk was about to commence on the life and career of Benjamin Disraeli. The talk was extremely interesting enhancing our visit to the property. The room in which the talk took place had limited bench seating which was somewhat uncomfortable, others sat on the floor or stood throughout. More quantity and comfort of seating would be appreciated particularly as the talk itself was so good.
The tour continues upstairs where the lighting is much better. We visited Disraeli's study, his wife Mary Anne's Boudoir, their bedroom and a dressing up room. The bedroom features portraits of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in an elaborate twin frame presented to Disraeli by the Queen with their names written in her own hand. There are pictures of Prince Albert hunting, Queen Victoria with Mr Brown, and of other members of the royal family. The room guide in the bedroom provided us with a great deal of information about the artworks.
Our tour of the house concluded with a visit to the dressing up room where there were rails and trunks containing period style clothing for both adults and children to dress up in, providing the opportunity for some fun photographs.
Onsite there is a café, small bookshop, shop and toilets. Dogs are welcome throughout the site other than inside the house where only assistance dogs are allowed.
On leaving the Manor the road passes a church (not connected to the Trust) in the grounds of which is located the Disraeli's grave. There is a parking area for those who wish to visit the grave.
Along the entrance road to the property there is a hut at which visitors are requested to stop to show passes or make payment. My advice for those with walking difficulties is to request transport by buggy from the car park, before proceeding further uphill to the car park. There are dedicated blue badge parking bays in the car park. From the car park there is a downhill woodland walk back to the reception hut before joining a roadway for a downhill walk to the house.
On entering the property there are four downstairs rooms to view. There are some information plagues but the level of lighting was slow we were finding it impossible to read them without reverting to using the lights on our phones.
One item on display was the 'spare' chair. Disraeli had commissioned the chair to be carried aloft after being elected to Parliament. However he lost the election and the chair was not used hence being called 'spare'.
During World War 2 the house was requisitioned as a secret bombing map making establishment. A room along a corridor is now dedicated as an exhibition of this vital work. Look out for a cartoon by Cecil Orr (Edward Cecil Parker Orr) 29 September 1909 - 23 August 1965. Born in Glasgow he became a freelance artist at the age of 18, and before the war worked for Associated Scottish Newspapers. He was best known at that time for drawing the "Susie and Sambo" cartoon for the Glasgow Daily Record. During the war he served with the RAF and thereafter returned to a career as an illustrator and cartoonist his work appearing in numerous newspapers and comics.
We were fortunate to visit when a talk was about to commence on the life and career of Benjamin Disraeli. The talk was extremely interesting enhancing our visit to the property. The room in which the talk took place had limited bench seating which was somewhat uncomfortable, others sat on the floor or stood throughout. More quantity and comfort of seating would be appreciated particularly as the talk itself was so good.
The tour continues upstairs where the lighting is much better. We visited Disraeli's study, his wife Mary Anne's Boudoir, their bedroom and a dressing up room. The bedroom features portraits of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in an elaborate twin frame presented to Disraeli by the Queen with their names written in her own hand. There are pictures of Prince Albert hunting, Queen Victoria with Mr Brown, and of other members of the royal family. The room guide in the bedroom provided us with a great deal of information about the artworks.
Our tour of the house concluded with a visit to the dressing up room where there were rails and trunks containing period style clothing for both adults and children to dress up in, providing the opportunity for some fun photographs.
Onsite there is a café, small bookshop, shop and toilets. Dogs are welcome throughout the site other than inside the house where only assistance dogs are allowed.
On leaving the Manor the road passes a church (not connected to the Trust) in the grounds of which is located the Disraeli's grave. There is a parking area for those who wish to visit the grave.
翻译：休恩登是英国前首相本杰明·迪斯雷利的故居。
沿着通往该物业的入口道路有一间小屋，游客必须在此停下来出示通行证或付款。我建议那些行动不便的人先从停车场叫一辆四轮马车，然后再上坡前往停车场。停车场有专用的蓝色徽章停车位。从停车场出发，沿着下坡的林地步道回到接待小屋，然后加入一条下坡的车道前往房屋。
进入该物业后，楼下有四个房间可供参观。有一些信息牌，但灯光太暗，我们发现如果不使用手机上的灯光，就无法阅读它们。
展出的一件物品是“备用”椅子。迪斯雷利当选议员后委托将椅子抬高。然而，他在选举中落败，椅子没有被使用，因此被称为“备用”。
第二次世界大战期间，这所房子被征用作为秘密轰炸地图制作机构。走廊旁边的一个房间现在被用作这项重要工作的展览。请留意塞西尔·奥尔（爱德华·塞西尔·帕克·奥尔）的一幅漫画，创作于 1909 年 9 月 29 日 - 1965 年 8 月 23 日。他出生于格拉斯哥，18 岁时成为自由艺术家，战前为苏格兰联合报业工作。当时他最出名的是为《格拉斯哥每日记录报》绘制“苏西和桑博”漫画。战争期间，他在英国皇家空军服役，之后又回到了插画家和漫画家的职业生涯，他的作品出现在众多报纸和漫画上。
我们很幸运地在一场关于本杰明·迪斯雷利的生平和事业的讲座即将开始时参观了这里。这次讲座非常有趣，为我们的参观增添了光彩。讲座所在的房间只有有限的长凳座位，有点不舒服，其他人坐在地板上或一直站着。鉴于演讲本身如此精彩，如果座位数量和舒适度能再多一些就更好了。
游览继续在楼上进行，那里的灯光要好得多。我们参观了迪斯雷利的书房、他的妻子玛丽·安妮的闺房、他们的卧室和更衣室。卧室里挂着维多利亚女王和阿尔伯特亲王的肖像，这些肖像画在一个精致的双人画框里，是女王送给迪斯雷利的，画框上亲笔写着他们的名字。画框里还有阿尔伯特亲王狩猎的照片、维多利亚女王和布朗先生的照片，以及其他皇室成员的照片。卧室里的房间导游为我们提供了大量有关艺术品的信息。
我们参观房子的最后，参观了更衣室，那里有挂衣杆和箱子，里面放着成人和儿童都可以穿的时代风格的衣服，可以拍一些有趣的照片。
现场有咖啡馆、小书店、商店和厕所。除了只允许导盲犬进入的房子内，整个场地都欢迎狗进入。
离开庄园后，道路经过一座教堂（与信托无关），教堂内有迪斯雷利的墓地。那里有一个停车场，供那些想要参观墓地的人使用。
沿着通往该物业的入口道路有一间小屋，游客必须在此停下来出示通行证或付款。我建议那些行动不便的人先从停车场叫一辆四轮马车，然后再上坡前往停车场。停车场有专用的蓝色徽章停车位。从停车场出发，沿着下坡的林地步道回到接待小屋，然后加入一条下坡的车道前往房屋。
进入该物业后，楼下有四个房间可供参观。有一些信息牌，但灯光太暗，我们发现如果不使用手机上的灯光，就无法阅读它们。
展出的一件物品是“备用”椅子。迪斯雷利当选议员后委托将椅子抬高。然而，他在选举中落败，椅子没有被使用，因此被称为“备用”。
第二次世界大战期间，这所房子被征用作为秘密轰炸地图制作机构。走廊旁边的一个房间现在被用作这项重要工作的展览。请留意塞西尔·奥尔（爱德华·塞西尔·帕克·奥尔）的一幅漫画，创作于 1909 年 9 月 29 日 - 1965 年 8 月 23 日。他出生于格拉斯哥，18 岁时成为自由艺术家，战前为苏格兰联合报业工作。当时他最出名的是为《格拉斯哥每日记录报》绘制“苏西和桑博”漫画。战争期间，他在英国皇家空军服役，之后又回到了插画家和漫画家的职业生涯，他的作品出现在众多报纸和漫画上。
我们很幸运地在一场关于本杰明·迪斯雷利的生平和事业的讲座即将开始时参观了这里。这次讲座非常有趣，为我们的参观增添了光彩。讲座所在的房间只有有限的长凳座位，有点不舒服，其他人坐在地板上或一直站着。鉴于演讲本身如此精彩，如果座位数量和舒适度能再多一些就更好了。
游览继续在楼上进行，那里的灯光要好得多。我们参观了迪斯雷利的书房、他的妻子玛丽·安妮的闺房、他们的卧室和更衣室。卧室里挂着维多利亚女王和阿尔伯特亲王的肖像，这些肖像画在一个精致的双人画框里，是女王送给迪斯雷利的，画框上亲笔写着他们的名字。画框里还有阿尔伯特亲王狩猎的照片、维多利亚女王和布朗先生的照片，以及其他皇室成员的照片。卧室里的房间导游为我们提供了大量有关艺术品的信息。
我们参观房子的最后，参观了更衣室，那里有挂衣杆和箱子，里面放着成人和儿童都可以穿的时代风格的衣服，可以拍一些有趣的照片。
现场有咖啡馆、小书店、商店和厕所。除了只允许导盲犬进入的房子内，整个场地都欢迎狗进入。
离开庄园后，道路经过一座教堂（与信托无关），教堂内有迪斯雷利的墓地。那里有一个停车场，供那些想要参观墓地的人使用。
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