Treasurer's House, York
The Treasurer's House in York was bought by the grandson of a wealthy industrialist, Frank Green, in 1897 who made it a lavish show home out of it. He built a large collection of fine antiques, art and furniture. The house along with the complete collection and the garden is now owned and managed by the National Trust which made the property open to the public.
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en Treasurer's House, York - National Trust
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| National Trust pass | Valid |
NotesHouse: Adult £7.00*, child £3.50*, family £17.50.* Group adult £5.72 (Group rate applies to groups of 15+) Cellar tour: £3.00, child £2.50. Garden/Bel... |
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