Christchurch Mansion Museum sign

Hawstead Place and Hardwick House Lady Anne Drury's 'Painted Closet' This page shows part of the display at Christchurch Mansion Museum in Ipswich Page 1 shows a description by the Rev Sir John Cullum

Christchurch Museum explanatory sign	When seen together the viewer gets an idea of the power of these panels all in a small space. (Panels 1-3)	When seen together the viewer gets an idea of the power of these panels all in a small space. (Panels 4-6)
Ipswich first panel	Ipswich second panel	Ipswich third panel
Christchurch Museum explanatory notes, panel 1	Christchurch Museum explanatory notes, panel 2	Christchurch Museum explanatory notes, panel 3
Ipswich fourth panel	Ipswich fifth panel	Ipswich sixth panel
Christchurch Museum explanatory notes, panel 4	Christchurch Museum explanatory notes, panel 5	Christchurch Museum explanatory notes, panel 6

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The pictures shown here come from the Christchurch Mansion Museum in Ipswich. The original order of these wooden panels is unknown, but there are 60 pictures shown. Cullum only illustrated the 41 of these that are indicated by an explanation on the museum explanatory notes. At Hawstead they lined the walls of a 7 foot square closet. When removed to Hardwick House they lined a long corridor. The arrangement shown here is for the author's convenience.