FSX Kedleston Hall Scenery

Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire, UK. Optimised for FSX with Horizon VFR Photographic Scenery, Generation X, volume 2 (scenery at 2.4m/pixel, terrain mesh at 5m/pixel). The scenery includes the House and All Saints Church. The present house was built in the years 1759 onwards for Sir Nathaniel Curzon, first Baron Scarsdale. It was designed by Robert Adam who had newly returned from a tour of Italy. Kedleston Hall is owned by the National Trust and is open to the public. By Chris Brown.

ABOUT THESE FILES:
These files are distributed as freeware, and must not be distributed for profit.

Optimised for FSX with Horizon VFR Photographic Scenery, Generation X, volume 2. (scenery at 2.4m/pixel terrain mesh at 5m/pixel) Should work OK with FS2004 but I haven't tried it! If you are using the default scenery some of the 'edges' may show!

INSTALLATION:
- Unzip the kedleston folder including Scenery and Texture together with all their contents into the FSX Addon Scenery folder found in the root directory of FSX.
- run FSX, Open the settings menu and select the Scenery Library. Select 'Add Area'. From the Addon Scenery folder select kedleston and click OK. (If you are installing into FS 2004 you will have to restart Flight Simulator to activate the folder.)

SCENERY:
You can find Kedleston Hall at:
N52*57.54'
W1*32.17'

Alternatively, you can fly west from Nottingham (East Midlands) Airport for a few minutes. The scenery includes the House and All Saints Church. The present house was built in the years 1759 onwards for Sir Nathaniel Curzon, first Baron Scarsdale. It was designed by Robert Adam who had newly returned from a tour of Italy. Kedleston Hall is owned by the National Trust and is open to the public.

Others in the Castles and Halls series: Chatsworth House, Belton House, Haddon Hall, Hardwick Hall, Laycock Abbey, Harwood House, Brodsworth Hall, Castle Howard, Lyme Park.