The attic of the house was secretly used as a meeting place for the followers of John Wesley this came to light when various religious tracts inscribed on the walls were discovered under covering plaster. To rear of the building in the courtyard leading to the oak paneled banqueting hall stands a statue of Charles I, this being left from when Blagraves was used as a museum and was known as Cromwell House.
This is only a brief glimpse into the centuries of history which makes Blagraves House such a unique building.