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Ladies from the Huddersfield Owls - 22 April 2007
We seven ladies visited Harewood on 18th April and had a wonderful day. We arrived by bus so got in for half the price, were met at the gate and taken to the House in a little truck. We had some lunch, a walk round the bird gardens and then a guided tour round the house itself. This was wonderful. Then we went below stairs to see where the servants used to work. After a cup of tea in the cafe we were driven back to the main gate in time to catch the bus to Leeds. All the staff we came in contact with were very helpful and had time for us. We really appreciated their helpfulness. Many thanks for a good day

Jonty Clark - 23 October 2005
I cannot believe my wife and I have to pay £13 each to see an exhibition of watercolours! I have been looking forward to seeing 'Cotman in the North' for some time, and this morning I phoned to see how much the admission price was for the exhibition. I am most disappointed not to be going to see what I'm sure would have been a good exhibition. Why couldn't there have been a separate admission price for goodness sake? Editor: It is perfectly normal to have to pay the Admission Price for a stately home when there is an exhibition there as an additional attraction. How could they possibly control where the visitor goes once inside the grounds if there were separate prices?

Anon - 22 March 2005
Living locally I have visited Harewood House several times and what a joy it is to behold. Each time there's always something different to see and do and one is never disappointed with the interior of the house, often seeing things which have been missed on previous visits. A definite place to visit if you're in the area.