 Dodona Manor is unique among historic houses because over 90% of the furnishings and memorabilia in the house were owned and used by the Marshalls and were obtained from Mrs. Marshall's heirs.Due to the extensive disrepair over time, detailed plans for the conservation and placement of the collection and for the reproduction of the original floor and wall coverings were developed by Dr. William Seale, a leading expert in the field, and Anne Horstman, who served as executive vice president of the Marshall Center during the restoration.Among the items are originals or reproductions of art given to the Marshalls, including a reproduction of "View of Tinherir", painted by Sir Winston Churchill in Morocco in 1951 and given to the Marshalls in 1953.