Garth House
Town hall in Bicester
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Garth House in Bicester is listed here under Town hall. You'll find it in Bicester.
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View allHarry Dunn Memorial
Croughton · 7.5 miles
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Harry_Dunn
Diamond Jubilee Wood
Westcott · 9.3 miles
Planted in 2012 to mark Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee.
The Stables
Waddesdon · 9.9 miles
The stables are 17th century French style & were designed by the same architect who designed the Manor. It now houses a café, shop & Coach House gallery. There is a bronze horse by Edgar Boehm, believed to be the Duke of Wellington's charger. Copenhagen
Pullham rockword
Waddesdon · 9.9 miles
Artificial rock grottos were a feature of late 19th-century gardens. Here, they were created by James Pulham & Son, who made realistic looking blocks out of lime mortar poured over brick and rubble: cheaper than hewn stone. Herbaceous plants now grow here
Apollo Belvedere
Waddesdon · 9.9 miles
This statue is a 19th-century copy of the antique Apollo Belvedere in the Vatican Museum in Rome.
Venus and Adonis
Waddesdon · 9.9 miles
Dated 1741, these are the last known garden sculptures by Jan van Logteren & rare survivals of 18th-century Dutch sculpture. The army was stationed there during WWII & these sandstone figures show signs of how they were used as target practice.
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