Valentines Mansion

Redbridge Museum

Open to the public

Historic house or home in East London

8 artworks

Part of Redbridge Museum

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Several paintings associated with the Ingleby family, the last private owners of Valentines Mansion are on display. The beautiful 300-year-old country house and gardens in the heart of Ilford contain a recreated Victorian kitchen and Georgian rooms, contemporary art exhibitions and historic gardens.

Valentines Mansion, Emerson Road, Ilford, London, Greater London IG1 4XA England

valentines@visionrcl.org.uk

020 8708 8100

Valentines Mansion is open to the public Tuesday and Wednesday 10am–5pm, Sunday 10am–4pm, free admission.

http://www.valentinesmansion.com

Artworks

  • Clement Ingleby (1786–1859)
    Clement Ingleby (1786–1859) unknown artist
    Valentines Mansion
  • William Ingleby (1747/1748–1819)
    William Ingleby (1747/1748–1819) unknown artist
    Valentines Mansion
  • Holcombe Ingleby (1854–1926)
    Holcombe Ingleby (1854–1926) unknown artist
    Valentines Mansion
  • Clement Mansfield Ingleby (1823–1886)
    Clement Mansfield Ingleby (1823–1886) Guido Philipp Schmitt (1834–1922)
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  • Marianne and Fanny Ingleby of Valentines Mansion, Essex
    Marianne and Fanny Ingleby of Valentines Mansion, Essex unknown artist
    Valentines Mansion
  • Justinian Pelly (c.1819–1893)
    Justinian Pelly (c.1819–1893) unknown artist
    Valentines Mansion
  • Sarah Oakes (1823–1906)
    Sarah Oakes (1823–1906) unknown artist
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  • 1 more

Artists

  • Reverend John Gylby Lonsdale (1818–1907)
    Guido Philipp Schmitt (1834–1922)
  • John Grosvenor (1742–1823)
    unknown artist
  • Charles Thomas Holcombe (1792–1870)
    Alex Stewart

Venues in East London

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    Barts and The London Queen Mary School of Medicine and Dentistry
  • Hackney Archives
  • Hackney Museum
  • Havering Local Studies and Family History Centre
  • Havering Museum
  • Museum of London Docklands
  • National Trust, Sutton House
  • Newham Archives and Local Studies Library
  • Postgraduate Centre, Barts and The London NHS Trust
  • Queen Mary, University of London