National Trust - Quebec House
National Trust Quebec House is a cultural institution located in Westerham, England. They offer a variety of exhibits, including natural history museums and manor houses. They also have a costume store and traditional costume store, as well as used store fixture and wood frame suppliers. National Trust Quebec House is dedicated to preserving and promoting culture, entertainment, and events in the community. They are involved in the public sector and society, as well as building and construction, real estate and housing, clothing and fashion, and financial services.
Introduction to National Trust Quebec House
National Trust Quebec House is a historic company located in Westerham, England. The company's purpose is to preserve and protect cultural and historical sites, specifically Quebec House, the former home of General James Wolfe, a British Army Officer. The company's unique background lies in its connection to General Wolfe, who is known for his leadership during the Battle of Quebec in 1759.Services & Products
National Trust Quebec House offers a variety of services, including guided tours of the historic home and exhibits showcasing General Wolfe's life and accomplishments. Customers can also purchase traditional costumes from the on-site costume store.Location
Located in Quebec Square, Westerham, customers can expect to find a mix of shops and businesses in the area, including clothing and fashion stores, photo shops, and used store fixture suppliers. The area is easily accessible by public transportation, with the closest options being Westerham Bus Station (0.2 miles), Edenbridge Town Train Station (3.3 miles), and Oxted Train Station (5.6 miles).Benefits
Customers should choose National Trust Quebec House because of its dedication to preserving history and providing educational experiences for visitors. The company's connection to General Wolfe adds a unique element to the experience, and the on-site costume store allows visitors to fully immerse themselves in the history of the home.Good to Know
Customers should be aware that Quebec House is a wood-frame structure and may be more susceptible to damage from weather and other elements.Reviews
Customers rave about the informative and engaging guided tours, as well as the stunning beauty of the historic home. Many appreciate the attention to detail in the exhibits and the opportunity to purchase traditional costumes from the on-site store.Amenities
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FAQ
What is your policy on rent increases and evictions?
As a National Trust property, we do not have a policy on rent increases and evictions as we do not operate as a traditional landlord. Our properties are protected for the nation's enjoyment and benefit, and we strive to preserve them for future generations.What is your pricing structure for printing services?
We do not offer printing services as it is not within our area of expertise. Our focus is on preserving and showcasing historic properties and landscapes.What is your audience demographic and how do you reach them?
Our audience demographic is diverse, ranging from history enthusiasts to families and school groups. We reach them through various channels such as social media, advertising, and partnerships with local organizations.How do you ensure the safety and security of exhibited artworks?
We take the safety and security of exhibited artworks very seriously. We have security measures in place such as surveillance cameras, alarms, and trained staff to monitor the exhibits. We also have strict policies in place for handling and transporting artworks.How long does it take for you to deliver the products?
As we do not offer products for delivery, we cannot provide an answer to this question. Our focus is on preserving and showcasing historic properties and landscapes for the public to enjoy.Reviews
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Jonathan Pohlman
Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No … More
20-05-2023
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Angelika Angie
Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No More
20-05-2023
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Malc Tovey
Really worth a visit to catch the history of a lovely old house.
13-05-2023
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Stephen
Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes … More
27-04-2023
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Chris Wright
Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes … More
27-04-2023
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Patrick Bastow
A Westerham located National Trust property with very strong links to Canada! Park in the Darent car park (free on Sundays and Bank holidays, takes car or card via MiPermit). Quebec House is a very short walk. This house is the childhood home of General James Wolfe, victor of the Battle of Quebec. Hence, the connection to Canada! The Canadian government owned the house briefly before gifting it to the NT. The volunteer guides here are superb. Very knowledgeable. It’s worth seeing the local church and the town. The Churchill statue is good to see. Chartwell, Churchill’s House is 10 mins away and worth a visit. It’s also a NT property. If you’re planning on visiting more than three NT properties in a year it’s worth considering becoming a member.
27-04-2023
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Selina Nurse
Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait … More
27-04-2023
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Caroline Cook
Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes More
27-04-2023
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Ethan Ohs
Cute property that runs tours and tells and interesting part of history. Great for French, USA and British history buffs alike.
27-04-2023
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Joe O
27-04-2023
