Quebec House

Quebec House is a red-brick Tudor house in the centre of Westerham, Kent, the childhood home of General James Wolfe, who famously captured Quebec from the French in 1759 and established British rule in Canada. The house contains family portraits, prints and memorabilia relating to the Battle of Quebec, along with period furnishings that evoke 18th-century domestic life. The garden includes an exhibition about the battle and the wider Seven Years' War.