Wales (opened to the public in 1978), where the life of the servants was unusually well documented (Plate 129). For the heritage critic, however, this development may not represent genuine democratization but rather completes the sense of a 'community in which everybody had a nicely differentiated and proper place (Wright, A Journey through Ruins, p.82). But need this be a cause for concern? According to Nick Merriman, the ideological interpretation of heritage is wrong in its assumption that visitors passively assimilate a set of reactionary values; his survey of attitudes to heritage suggests that even if they feel nostalgia for the past, they are unlikely to have any real wish to revive it (Merriman, Beyond the Glass Case, pp.40-1)