Springhill and its collection

Springhill
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Springhill is an atmospheric 17th-century ‘plantation’ home. The house tour takes in the library, Conyngham family furniture, gun room, nursery, resident ghost and the unusual and colourful costume exhibition which has some 17th-century Irish pieces. There are waymarked paths in the estate, walled gardens, a caravan site and beautiful barn for hire. Springhill features exhibits related to: social history, fine art, weapons and war, costume and textiles, decorative and applied art and personalities. Key themes, people and exhibits in the museum include: 17th-century irish costume.

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Springhill
20 Springhill Road
Moneymore
BT45 7NQ Moneymore

Visitor information Springhill

Opening hours

Please check the National Trust website before visiting.

Admission

Adults£7.50
Children£3.75
Family£18.75

Facilities

Wheelchair accessible
Museum shop

Location & Map

20 Springhill Road, Moneymore

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Exhibitions

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Springhill Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    Springhill, located in Moneymore, Northern Ireland, is a 17th-century plantation house that offers visitors a glimpse into the history of the region. The house is known for its well-preserved Georgian interiors and beautiful surrounding gardens. Visitors generally appreciate the guided tours, which provide insights into the lives of the Lenox-Conyngham family who lived there for generations. The costume collection, featuring clothing from the 18th to the 20th centuries, is often highlighted as a point of interest. Many visitors enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the grounds, which include woodland walks and a walled garden. However, some reviewers mention that the house is relatively small compared to other stately homes, and the content might not be extensive enough for those seeking a longer visit. The tea room receives mixed reviews, with some praising the homemade treats while others find it basic. Overall, Springhill offers a pleasant experience for those interested in local history and architecture, but may not be as comprehensive as larger museums or estates.

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