Leigh Place is a historic country house in Surrey, England, with a rich and varied past. In this book, local historian John Watney provides an engaging account of the house and its occupants, from medieval times to the present day. Drawing on a wide range of sources, he brings to life the people, events, and traditions associated with this fascinating house.

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