Glimpse into the world of how life would have been for the Lenox-Conyngham's when they lived at Springhill House. Use your senses to experiences the sound, smell, and feel of the past and learn all about Springhill's history.
Tours take place every Wednesday and Friday at 12pm and 2pm, beginning 12 July.
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