Monument record 6819/3 - Pleasure Ground
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Type and Period (1)
Full Description
{1} Beyond the counter-slope of park which faces formal garden lies enclosed separate area known as pleasure grounds; here are flowers, old walls, shady lawns, yew walks and natural flowering trees.
{2} Area marked D on plan may be that of pleasure ground; need to see map key.
<1> 1900, Lilford Hall, Oundle: The Seat of Lord Lilford, p.114 (checked) (Article). SNN41904.
<2> 1791, Lilford Estate Map, (checked) (Map). SNN41841.
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Related Monuments/Buildings (8)
- Parent of: Aviaries (Building) (6819/3/6)
- Parent of: Colonnade (Building) (6819/3/1)
- Parent of: Lawns (Monument) (6819/3/2)
- Parent of: Ornamental Pond (Monument) (6819/3/7)
- Parent of: Pergola (Building) (6819/3/5)
- Parent of: Ponds (Monument) (6819/3/4)
- Parent of: The Yew Walk (Monument) (6819/3/3)
- Part of: Lilford Park (Monument) (6819)
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Location
| Grid reference | TL 0302 8375 (point) Approximate |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | LILFORD-CUM-WIGSTHORPE |
| Unitary Authority | North Northamptonshire |
Protected Status/Designation
- None recorded
Other Statuses/References
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