The Edwardians, Lotherton House, nr Leeds

The life and times of the Edwardian upper-class is laid bare in an exhibition at Lotherton House, near Leeds.

The Edwardians exhibition tells the story of the home's former owners the Gascoigne family through art, fine furniture and superb displays of costume.

Lotherton House's gardens have been decked out in typical Edwardian style with plants which were popular during the era, while the bird garden contains a fine collection of rare and endangered species.

Originally from Gascony, the family is said to have come to England around the time of the Norman conquest and occupied Lotherton House until 1970 when the property was bequeathed to Leeds council.

The Edwardians exhibition runs until December 31st.

Address: Lotherton Hall, Lotherton Lane, Aberford, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS25 3EB.

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