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Brodsworth Hall South Yorkshire |
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Brodsworth Hall is a fine example of a Victorian country house, it was
built between 1861 and 1863 by Charles Sabine Augustus Thellusson. In
1931 the estate was inherited by Charles Sabine's grandson Charles
Grant-Dalton, it was his daughter Mrs Pamela Williams who gave the house
and gardens to
English Heritage in 1990.
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To see a map of the area click here |
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Entrance to Brodsworth Hall |
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Looking towards the Summer House |
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South Terrace and steps |
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Tea rooms and gift shop courtyard |
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Game larder |
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Brodsworth Church |
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Pergola and rose garden |
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A selection of flowers in the herbaceous border |
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Target House with a gardens exhibition inside |
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Looking out from the Target House window |
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Further
down from the Target House is an overgrown building |
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Pets' cemetery, the headstones date from 1894-1988 |
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Formal flower gardens |
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The fountain is the focal point in the formal gardens |
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The Rock Garden planted with ferns |
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The Rock garden looking back down to the bridge and above is the Eyecatcher |
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Rock Garden |
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Formal gardens and West Terrace of Brodsworth Hall |
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All Images © John Beres 2003-2008 |
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