Lord Sackville, speaking about the Inspired by Knole Project (2013-2019)
A selection of National Trust volunteer contributions since the 1950s
Brenda Jarvis and Jim Parker relive their exciting discovery
Senior Building Surveyor, National Trust 1988 - 2019; Knole volunteer 2019 to present
Inspired by Knole, Project Curator 2007-2017
Award-winning Archaeologist, Inspired by Knole project
Emeritus Professor of Art History, University of Sussex; architectural historian
Inspired by Knole Project Curator, 2007-2017
Paintings conservator, with more than three decades' experience working on the Knole collection
National Trust volunteers at Knole, in Sevenoaks, Kent, interview, record and transcribe conversations with people who have been connected to Knole Estate staff since the late 19th century as well as those who have worked at Knole (NT) or visited the parkland.
Paintings conservator, speaking about her treatment of one of Knole's largest landscape paintings
Buildings Archaeologist and mediaeval specialist, on ritual protection marks at Knole
Adviser, National Trust, Painting Conservation
General Manager, Knole, from 2015
Fund-raising Manager, Inspired by Knole Project, 2013-2019
Project Curator, Knole, 2017-2019
Conservator, Knole kussenkast and 17th century letters
Adviser, National Trust, Historic Interior Decoration
Senior Project Manager, Inspired by Knole Project
Archaeologist, medieval graffiti expert
House and Collections Manager, Knole, 2006-2018
Advisor on Wall Paintings for the National Trust
Archaeologist, Knole; National Trust, London and South East
Project Architect, Inspired by Knole Project, 2013-2019
Frames conservators, Inspired by Knole project (2013-2019)
Forging links with the wider community
Martin first arrived at Knole in 1973. His long association with Knole continues into the 21st century.
Specialist conservator, Boulle furniture
Project Conservator, 2015-2018
Knole's former Project Conservator, then Knole Conservation Studio Manager, 2015-2017
