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Ha-ha at Croome Park
Looking along the sweeping curve of the ha-ha and up the hill to the church. The ha-ha is half-a-mile long and protects the formal garden planting in the north-west part of the park from the grazed meadows on the right. It also provides... (more)
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St Mary Magdalene's Church, Croome D'Abitot
by AJD
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Croome Park (set of 2 images)
The Malvern Hills in the distance.
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Croome D'Abitot church (set of 2 images)
St Mary church, Croome D'Abitot, was built in the early 1760s by Capability Brown with the interior designed by Robert Adam. It replaced an earlier church nearer the present house.
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'Capability' Brown's work
Trees in farmland which is park of the wider Croome parkland. After many years of neglect the National Trust now own this land and have undertaken restoration work. At least two of these trees, the oak on the right and cedar in the... (more)
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Main entrance to Croome Court & Park, Worcs
by P L Chadwick
This entrance road is a turning off a minor public road. It leads to extensive car parking areas, as well as the Visitor Centre and the RAF Defford Museum, and other facilities. The house and park are managed by the National Trust.
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Croome Church
by Bob Embleton
Looking south towards Croome Church with Croome court in the distance
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Monument, St Mary Magdalene church, Croome
by Derek Harper
A monument to the 6th Earl of Coventry, †1809, by John Bacon Junior.
For a comprehensive article about Croome see Link .
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Church of St Mary Magdalene
This church of St Mary Magdalene is situated in the grounds at Croome.
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Croome D'Abitot village sign
by Roy Hughes
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"Dig for victory" plots at Croome Court
by David Smith
These plots have been designed by the National Trust to accompany the WW2 theme of Croome Court's reception area.
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The Evergreen Shrubbery, Croome Park
Since the National Trust acquired Croome Park in 1997 it has replanted the Evergreen Shrubbery following the original plants of 'Capability' Brown.
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