Wexham Springs

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Park or garden

Coherent areas of land designed and/or managed for leisure purposes.

Description

British Cement Association 'demonstration gardens' at Wexham Springs, laid out from 1946 within nineteenth century gardens. House built in 1860. Extended in 1892 for Col. Hanbury, a keen horticulturalist. Property acquired by the British Cement Association in 1946; gardens developed further in conjunction with the new buildings; used to demonstrate the "potential of cement". Gardens, including water gardens, by Sylvia Crowe, also work by Geoffrey and Susan Jellicoe, Bryan Westwood. Numerous specimins of unusual plants. A unique 20th century garden by important designers. (B1)

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Asset type

British Cement Association 'demonstration gardens' at Wexham Springs, laid out from 1946 within nineteenth century gardens.

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