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Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge is situated at the heart of glorious Epping Forest.
The timber- framed grade 2* listed building was commissioned by King Henry VIII as a grandstand for shooting deer from. Dating from 1543, it would have been the centre of a lavish day out for Tudor courtiers.
Today, the Lodge is quiet and visitors can explore the kitchen and the King's shooting gallery, admire a ceiling which inspired a young William Morris or admire the fantastic view. Brass rubbings and dressing up clothes are available for children.
Special events are organised and private tours for groups are available.
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On the A1069 to North Chingford. 5 minutes from Chingford bus and rail station. |
Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge Postcode for SatNav: E4 7QH
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