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Image of the Butler's Pantry at Temple Newsam before it was restored. Used as a workshop for the past half a century, renovation work in the room has uncovered a number of original features harking back to its heyday, including a traditional Yorkshire stone floor and a 19th century fireplace hidden behind an old radiator.

Adam Toole, curator at Temple Newsam House in the newly-restored Butler's Pantry at temple Newsam House. Used as a workshop for the past half a century, renovation work in the room has uncovered a number of original features harking back to its heyday. The house’s remarkable collection of antique British silverware is also given centre stage in new showcases and in a refurbished plate safe.

Dragon Quest: The Search for the Lost Eggs runs throughout the Easter holidays (5 – 21 April). Credit: Jemma Mickleburgh

Credit: Jemma Mickleburgh

Along the journey, explorers will discover dragons from around the world. Credit: Jemma Mickleburgh

Dragon Quest: The Search for the Lost Eggs has transformed the Lotherton grounds into a world of legend and adventure. Credit: Jemma Mickleburgh

The historic Lotherton Hall will also be home to an Explorer’s Study exhibit, where visitors can peek into the fantastical world of dragon hunting. Credit: Jemma Mickleburgh

The quest is led by Professor Ailfrith Pendragon, who will recount tales of her adventures and how to train dragons at the Explorer’s Basecamp. Credit: Jemma Mickleburgh

A particularly scaly Leeds legend has also made Wildlife World his home for the quest. Credit: Jemma Mickleburgh

A particularly scaly Leeds legend has also made Wildlife World his home for the quest. Credit: Jemma Mickleburgh