Figure 1.--The manor houses are interesting both from the outside as well as the interiors. Many schools have preserved the furniture and decorations of the manor and country houses when they were acquired, including items as well as architectural deails of historical interest. Often there are impressive staircases. Some of the items include the trapings of Empire for which Britain was well known.

The manor houses are interesting both from the outside as well as the interiors. Many schools have preserved the furniture and decorations of the manor and country houses when they were acquired, including items as well as architectural deails of historical interest. Often there are impressive staircases. Some of the items include the trapings of Empire for which Britain was well known.

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