some later additions, and possesses a 15th-century wall painting of the Angel of the Annunciation, a 15th-century font, and roundels of Flemish glass from as early as 14th century, as well as numerous marble achievements to different members of the Hervey family over the centuries. It remains in the hands of the Hervey family and has recently undergone repairs to make it safe with the help of a grant from English Heritage. The Park Ickworth Park covers an area of over . The park contains "some of the finest ancient trees in the area." The Tea Party Oak, which is at least 800 years old, is located south of Ickworth Lodge and has a diameter of over . It is one of the county's oldest surviving oak trees. Another tree, in Albana Wood, is about 600 years old. Notes References External links Ickworth House, Park & Garden information at the National Trust Ickworth House entry from The DiCamillo Companion to British & Irish Country Houses Flickr images of Ickworth List of paintings on view Country houses in Suffolk Grade I listed buildings in Suffolk Grade I listed houses Grade I listed museum buildings National Trust properties in Suffolk Neoclassical architecture in England Rotundas in the United Kingdom Borough of St Edmundsbury Historic house museums in Suffolk Art museums and galleries in Suffolk Gardens by Capability Brown