National Trust - Ham House and Garden

The Ham House was built in 1610 as a Stuart period building. From 1672 onwards, the Scottish Secretary of State, Duke Lauderdale, and his wife, Countess Daisha, began to decorate the house in the fashionable style of the time, and soon it became one of the most beautiful houses in the UK. Although the Ham Palace is famous, it is also one of the most famous haunted houses in the UK.

The mansion, located on the banks of the Thames, south of Richmond, was built in 1610. It has been donated to the National Trust in 1948 and is now a tourist attraction.

Read the story before you can read it, even if the fashionable style of hundreds of years ago built decorations now look completely out of date, beautiful, famous haunted houses.

The Hamm House was the residence of the Secretary of State of Scotland under Charles II and can now be seen in the luxury of that year.

The history is very long and the protection is very good. Everyone comes here, and it is also for the haunted house. There is an atmosphere.