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2010 Journal
Norfolk Gardens Trust
The 2010 Journal contains:
The Dilham Gardens
A late Georgian garden, The Dilham Islands was once a picturesque ornamental woodland and water garden. It remains a unique Broadland feature, despite its present fall from grace. Janet Coleman looks at The Islands history.
James Pulham & Son at Sandringham
From the 1860s and on into the early 20th c. the gardens at Sandringham House were extensively redesigned. One of the major firms of designers and manufactures employed was James Pulham & Son. Scilla Latham begins to unravel the extent of their work.
Heavenly Gardens
Norwich is exceptionally rich in medieval churches, which collectively boast 12 acres of churchyard, much of it potential space for gardens. George Ishmael examines this valuable and under utilised resource and suggests new ways forward.
NGT Events for 2010/11
The Trust's Committee
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Contributions and suggested subject matter and ideas for future issues are always welcome, and should be sent to the Editor at The Mill House, Corpusty, Norwich, NR11 6QB.
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Garden Gallery, Norfolk, Map, Gallery, Survey, NGT news, Bibliography,
The Pleasure Gardens of Norwich
Among provincial cities and towns in England, with its Pleasure Gardens, Norwich ranked supreme. Roger Last promenades through records of hot commercial rivalry to reveal how the people of Norwich and Norfolk were entertained.
