About Lotherton Hall
Lotherton was the home of the Gascoigne family, who created a charming home in the days before the first World War. Given to Leeds City Council in 1968, the house boasts fine furniture and painting with collections of ceramics and superb displays of costume.
The Costume Gallery regularly hosts exhibitions on fashion related topics whilst the Nightingale Gallery is the venue for regular exhibitions by local artists.
The gardens are being replanted with old varieties to recreate the original Edwardian garden. Lotherton Bird Garden contains one the finest collections of species, many of them rare or endangered.
The grounds also contain a number of Red Deer.
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