Gallery
Welbeck Estate
The Harley Gallery & Museum
Welbeck Abbey and estate was given to Charles Cavendish in 1606 by his mother Bess of Hardwick.
Visitors can view the award winning Harley Gallery, which has a space dedicated to displaying historic art from The Portland Collection¹.
The Harley Gallery exhibits and sells contemporary arts and crafts by leading British artists.
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Harley Courtyard
The Harley Courtyard also houses:
- The Lime House Cafe
- The Welbeck Farm Shop
The Lime House Cafe
The Lime House Cafe uses locally sourced produce, including Stichelton, an organic blue cheese, from Welbeck Dairy.
The Welbeck Farm Shop
The Farm Shop offers a selection of produce from the Welbeck Estate including venison, pheasants, Stichelton cheese, and freshly picked vegetables from nearby fields. Further details at the Welbeck Farm Shop Website.
Details of the changing exhibition programme and events can be found on the Harley Gallery Website
¹ Nottingham Archives hold details of The Portland Collection.
The Dukeries Garden Centre is also on the Welbeck Estate.
More about Welbeck Abbey and The Dukes of Portland
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