Stately Gardens of Britain: A series of talks By Garden Historian Camilla Anderson exploring the gardens of the British aristocracy.
This talk will discuss the gardens of the Dukes of Devonshire and Northumberland: Chatsworth, Chiswick, Syon and Alnwick.
This illustrated talk explores the developments in the above gardens and how successive generations have adapted the sites to reflect the changing fashions - from Bess of Hardwick in the 16th century to the 21st century and the gardens at Alnwick Castle.
Ticket includes a hot drink & scone, jam and cream
Ticket price: £15 per person plus booking fee.
About Camilla Anderson:
About
Based in Derbyshire, I am an independent researcher in Garden History. After graduating with an MA in GH from the University of Bristol, I developed a website listing hundreds of the finest gardens in the UK which includes a short history of each garden. I also give lectures on gardens and take the occasional garden tour. I am currently working on several topics including the life of Daisy, Countess of Warwick.
Additional Interests
I am passionate about Garden History and encourage everyone to get out there and enjoy our fabulous gardens. If I'm not hunkered down in the archives or getting up at dawn to photograph a garden, I can be found climbing the nearest hill - it's lucky I live in Derbyshire!
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