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Ninety seconds on Verdmont
The 11am and 1pm guided tours take in the kitchen, the quarters and the lives of those enslaved here, which you miss walking the rooms alone.
Two floors upstairs hold the Trust's portraits, English and Chinese porcelain, archaeological finds and a children's playroom with its own furniture and toys. The attic holds the People of Verdmont exhibit, which names the people who lived and were held here.
Outside, the tour moves to the detached kitchen with its oversized chimney, the enslaved quarters, the privy and the water tank, then the period gardens. Paths lead on to lookouts over the south shore. The small ground-floor gift shop sells the Trust's booklet on the house and local crafts.
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