Nuffield Place near Henley-on-Thames, where Lord Nuffield lived with his wife from 1933, is now open to the public. The National Trust is raising £600,000 to secure its long-term futurePicture: RII ...

It was in the brick-built Oxfordshire villa pictured below that William Morris, founder of Morris Motors, lived from 1933 until his death 30 years later. Featured in Simon Jenkins's England's 1,000 ...

The Oxfordshire home of the Morris Motor Company founder has been opened to the public during the week for the first time. William Morris, later Lord Nuffield, became one of the wealthiest men in the ...

William Morris (left), later Lord Nuffield, launched the Morris Oxford 'Bullnose' car A charity has launched a campaign to reopen the Oxfordshire home of the founder of the Morris Motor Company.

Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia must have been startled when, in 1954, he dined at Nuffield Place, near Henley-on-Thames, home of Lord Nuffield, founder of Morris Motors and one of the richest men ...

SWINDON, England, May 4, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Trust has launched a campaign to raise GBP600,000 to save the "time capsule" home of the man who made motoring affordable for the British ...

Nuffield Place near Henley-on-Thames, where Lord Nuffield lived with his wife from 1933, is now open to the public. The National Trust is raising £600,000 to secure its long-term future Credit: Photo: ...

14:00, Wed, Aug 14, 2024 Updated: 14:11, Wed, Aug 14, 2024 Last year, Henley-on-Thames was the highest-ranking place in the county of Oxfordshire for towns to live in the UK. And we can certainly see ...

A charity has launched a campaign to reopen the Oxfordshire home of the founder of the Morris Motor Company. Nuffield Place was the home of Lord Nuffield, formerly William Morris, who launched the ...

The home is described as a "time capsule" revealing the life of William Morris The Oxfordshire home of the Morris Motor Company founder has been opened to the public during the week for the first time ...