On Friday, we asked by what name the Royal Army Educational Corps went by when first established in 1846. The answer was the Corps of Army Schoolmasters. Take a moment to visit Eltham Palace and discover a past more than the brilliant art-deco design. 🏰🎓

A quick quiz for a Friday afternoon. When the Courtaulds left Eltham in 1944, they passed the remainder of their lease to the Royal Army Educational Corps. However, the RAEC could trace its origins back to 1846 when they were known as… what? Answers on Monday!

Fun Fact Friday!
The stain glass emblems in the Great Hall windows represent Edward IV! The emblems depict the Falcon and Fetterlock, the Sun in Splendour, and the white rose of the House of York.

Find out more about the history of Eltham Palace >>> brnw.ch/21wIKzr

It’s time for the answers to Wednesday question. The Great Hall was built in the 1470s during the reign of Edward IV. It was here that he spent his last Christmas in 1482 before his death in April 1483.

Time for another quiz Eltham fans! The Great Hall is one of the last surviving elements of the medieval palace, but during whose reign was this magnificent structure built? Check back on Friday for the answer

This Easter, embark on our egg-citing adventure quest at Eltham Palace! 🥚🐰

Hunt for clues as you explore our gardens, track down the eggs and get rewarded with a chocolaty treat. 🍫

Book online and save 15% ➡️ english-heritage.org.uk/visit/whats-on…

Unfortunately, due to high winds expected in the afternoon, Eltham Palace will close today at 2pm. We apologise for the inconvenience.

Create unforgettable memories this Easter at Eltham Palace! 🥚 🌼

Search for clues and track down the eggs in our enchanting gardens. You may even get a chocolaty reward to take home! 👀

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Take part in our cracking adventure quest at Eltham Palace this Easter! Hunt for clues, track down the eggs and delight in a delicious chocolaty reward. 🥚 🍫
Book online and save 15% ➡️ english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/e…

In the second of our Women’s History Month posts, we’re remembering Christine Falwasser, the pioneering deputy head gardener at Eltham Palace during the Second World War.
Discover more about Christine’s work and the impact women have had on gardening here >english-heritage.org.uk/learn/historie…

Visit Eltham Palace this March and roam the halls of this magnificent monument where medieval splendour meets art deco design.
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Open Wed – Sun, 10am – 4pm.

We’re celebrating Women’s History Month, so let’s shine a spotlight on some of the influential women of Eltham Palace’s history.
Queen Isabella ”the she-wolf” was responsible for much of the medieval renovations to the moat walls so emblematic of the current palace.

What better way to thank your mum for everything she does this Mother’s Day than to talk her to the peaceful, beautiful gardens of Eltham Palace this Sunday. Explore this London oasis before indulging in a treat or two in our café >>> english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/e…

We’re inviting National Lottery players to explore Eltham Palace for free this March as part of the National Lottery Open Week. Just our way of saying thank you for helping to save our heritage! National Lottery Good Causes #ThanksToYou >>> Find out more english-heritage.org.uk/nlopenweek

It is Women’s History Month this March and we’re looking at the charismatic and rebellious mistress of Eltham Palace – Virginia Courtauld. Discover her fondness for lemurs, and her snake tattoo, with this article here >>> english-heritage.org.uk/visit/inspire-…

A monument to the beauty of inter-war London! Visit Eltham Palace this March and discover one of the finest examples of art-deco design in England. Open Wed – Sun 10am – 4pm. >>> english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/e…

In answer to Monday’s quiz, the Domesday Book indicates that Eltham manor belonged to Bishop Odo of Bayeux, half-brother to William the Conqueror. Visit Eltham Palace and uncover the royal history of this masterpiece of art-deco design >>> bit.ly/ElthamPalace-G…

❓Pop quiz for this beautiful Monday! According to the Domesday Book of 1086, who owned the manor of Eltham❓ Hint: He also owned the future site of Leeds Castle 🏰 >>> english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/e…

From 11th century Norman manor to 20th century art deco icon, visit Eltham Palace this weekend and explore centuries of history set in beautiful gardens - all on London's doorstep >>> english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/e…

While enjoying the half term performers at Eltham Palace this week, why not pick up a pre-loved bargain? Our pre-owned shop is now open for business >>> english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/e…