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GARDEN
Waddesdon has one of the finest Victorian gardens in Britain, famous for its Parterre, seasonal displays, shady walks and views, fountains and statuary.
It was laid out by Baron Ferdinand to provide a change of mood or spectacle at every turn to delight his guests. In his day, a garden tour would include the Aviary, the ornamental Dairy, romantic Pulham grottoes and a menagerie of deer, goats and llamas. Now, the garden is renowned for its innovative planting schemes and restoration of major victorian features such as three-dimensional carpet bedding. It also contains a small but important collection of contemporary sculpture.
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Thursday 3 July: Katherine Jenkins; Blake; National Symphony Orchestra
Friday 4 July:
The Motown Show; Sounds of the Blues Brothers
Saturday 5 July: Counterfeit Stones; Buddy Holly & The Cricketers
For full details and booking: Click Here
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"Colours of another age: the Rothschild Autochromes" |
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An exhibition to mark the Centenary of the Autochrome, a chance to see the Edwardian world in colour. Organised with the National Media Museum, Bradford and the Rothschild Archive. For more information on the exhibition at NMM, Bradford Click Here
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