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The orangery in the gardens at Howsham Hall, North Yorkshire, 1953. Artist: Herbert Felton

The orangery in the gardens at Howsham Hall, North Yorkshire, 1953. The grounds were landscaped by Nathaniel Chomley in the eighteenth century. A number of houses in the village were demolished so that the land on which they stood could be incorporated into the park.

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The orangery in the gardens at Howsham Hall, North Yorkshire, 1953. Artist: Herbert Felton

Caption:

The orangery in the gardens at Howsham Hall, North Yorkshire, 1953. The grounds were landscaped by Nathaniel Chomley in the eighteenth century. A number of houses in the village were demolished so that the land on which they stood could be incorporated into the park.

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Album / Heritage Images / Historic England

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5100 x 3697 px | 53.9 MB

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43.2 x 31.3 cm | 17.0 x 12.3 in (300 dpi)

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