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The Red Lodge Museum
This period house museum is often described as Bristol's 'hidden treasure' with its magnificent Tudor decor. The Great Oak Room retains its original plasterwork ceiling, oak panelling, internal porch and carved stone chimneypiece.
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Sir Hugh Smyth, KT 1616 British SchoolSir Hugh Smyth, KT 1616 The Red Lodge Museum
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Portrait of a Young Girl Standing near a Fountain 1664 Nicolaes Maes (1634–1693)Portrait of a Young Girl Standing near a Fountain 1664 The Red Lodge Museum
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Dr John Fell (1625–1686) c.1665–1670 Peter Lely (1618–1680)Dr John Fell (1625–1686) c.1665–1670 The Red Lodge Museum
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Robert Yeamans (b.c.1605–1643) 1642 Willem Flessiers (d.c.1644)Robert Yeamans (b.c.1605–1643) 1642 The Red Lodge Museum
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Sir Robert Poyntz c.1615 British SchoolSir Robert Poyntz c.1615 The Red Lodge Museum
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Florence Poulett, Wife of Thomas Smyth c.1640 British SchoolFlorence Poulett, Wife of Thomas Smyth c.1640 The Red Lodge Museum
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Supposed Portrait of Florence Smyth (b.1634), and an Unnamed Black Attendant c.1640 Gilbert Jackson (c.1595/1600–after 1648) (circle of)Supposed Portrait of Florence Smyth (b.1634), and an Unnamed Black Attendant c.1640 The Red Lodge Museum
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Mary Henley 1722 British SchoolMary Henley 1722 The Red Lodge Museum
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Portrait of an Unknown Lady with Lace Cap and Strings 1697 British SchoolPortrait of an Unknown Lady with Lace Cap and Strings 1697 The Red Lodge Museum
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John Henley 1722 British SchoolJohn Henley 1722 The Red Lodge Museum
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Portrait of an Unknown Man Arnold Boonen (1669–1729)Portrait of an Unknown Man The Red Lodge Museum
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Hugh Smyth as a Child c.1670 Pierre Bourguignon (1630–1698)Hugh Smyth as a Child c.1670 The Red Lodge Museum
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Colonel Adrian Scrope (c.1601–1660), Last Governor of Bristol (1649–1655) Robert Walker (1599–1658) (by or after)Colonel Adrian Scrope (c.1601–1660), Last Governor of Bristol (1649–1655) The Red Lodge Museum
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Philip Herbert, 4th Earl of Pembroke (1584–1650) c.1630s British SchoolPhilip Herbert, 4th Earl of Pembroke (1584–1650) c.1630s The Red Lodge Museum
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Portrait of an Unknown Man c.1670 Gilbert Soest (c.1605–1681)Portrait of an Unknown Man c.1670 The Red Lodge Museum
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Mrs Mary Carpenter and Her First Reformatory Girl, Annie Woolham, at Red Lodge, 10 October 1854 1922 George Edmund Butler (1872–1936)Mrs Mary Carpenter and Her First Reformatory Girl, Annie Woolham, at Red Lodge, 10 October 1854 1922 The Red Lodge Museum
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Elizabeth Smyth, née Astry (1669–1715) (?) Pierre Bourguignon (1630–1698)Elizabeth Smyth, née Astry (1669–1715) (?) The Red Lodge Museum
