Tracts of lead have been replaced on the roof, tapestries and paintings cleaned, statues scrubbed and water features refurbished. Chatsworth House Trust Before and after the cleaning of Chatsworth ...

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“They are part of another chapter of Chatsworth House.” Home to the Cavendish ... 192 tonnes of lead were used, mainly on the roof, while 21 carved stone urns were restored.

Almost two centuries of grime have been scrubbed from Derbyshire's Chatsworth House during restoration ... Twenty-one two-metre-high (6ft) urns on the roof were restored and 1.5 tonnes of lime ...

He replied without a moment's hesitation: "Mend the roof." The roof in question keeps the rain off Chatsworth House, Derbyshire. It covers the best part of an acre and costs a fortune to maintain.

“The house, garden and park are run by a charity, the Chatsworth House Trust,” explains the Duke. “We need to raise some cash for alternative forms of investment to support the wider estat ...

Chatsworth House is one of England’s most iconic stately ... The house has 500 years of history, a priceless, irreplaceable art collection and a roof the size of a football pitch.