House With Royal Memories to be Let; Doctors As Artists: Accuracy in Stage Settings By Chames Martin Intimately connected with the Royal family for two centuries, a famous country house near London will shortly be to let. White Lodge, Richmond Park, a house of happy memory to Queen Mary, who was married there; to the Duke of Windsor, whose birthplace it was and to the King and Queen who, as Duke and Duchess of York, made it th first home, is to be offered at a reduced rent. The present tenant, Lord Lee of Fareham, is retiring to live in his Gloucestershire home.
Whoever takes over White Lodge will need a big income, however low the rent. Rates and taxes alone will absorb the best part of £2,500 a year, and there are 20 bedrooms, nine bathrooms and 5% acres of grounds 10 be kept up. A noteworthy feature 5 the collection of Old Masters in the three picture galleries, New Zealand Surgeon as Artist
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