Archaeology

Eaton Hall, Leominster

A formal garden of the early 19th century, including a canal, on a mediaeval site.<br /><br />History: The 14th-century house was replaced in the early 19th century, when the garden appears to have been laid out.<br />

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A formal garden of the early 19th century, including a canal, on a mediaeval site.<br /><br />History: The 14th-century house was replaced in the early 19th century, when the garden appears to have been laid out.<br />

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Eaton Hall, Leominster

Site/monument · 2012

A formal garden of the early 19th century, including a canal, on a mediaeval site.<br /><br />History: The 14th-century house was replaced in the early 19th century, when the garden appears to have been laid out.<br />

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Parks and Gardens Data Service via the Archaeology Data Service

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