Exhibition

The Howse Shal Be Preserved

From: 11th July 2021 2:00 pm

To: 28th September 2021 5:00 pm

Fermynwoods

Rockingham Castle, Rockingham, Market Harborough, UK

Fermynwoods Contemporary Art presents The Howse Shal Be Preserved, an exhibition at Rockingham Castle responding to the history of one of the few homes in England that have been continuously occupied for nearly 1,000 years.

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Fermynwoods Contemporary Art presents The Howse Shal Be Preserved, an exhibition at Rockingham Castle responding to the history of one of the few homes in England that have been continuously occupied for nearly 1,000 years.

Justin Carter
Sarah Gillett
Onya McCausland

Once the site of an Iron Age fort, later colonised by the Romans to establish a mining community, continuously fed by the landscape, Rockingham Castle was built on the instruction of William the Conqueror, recognising the strategic importance of the site with an abundance of geological features from iron-bearing sandstone beds to dense game filled forests. Home to the Watson family for the last 450 years, having previously been held by the crown, there are very few other homes in England that have been continuously occupied for nearly 1,000 years. As the artists drew on this history for their work, the exhibition draws its title from an inscription on a beam in The Great Hall.

Rockingham Castle open times and admission prices apply (from £7.50)

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http://fermynwoods.org/the-howse-shal-be-preserved-at-rockingham-castle/

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