Parkland in Beddington Park Carew Manor and St.Mary's Church…
| Title | Parkland in Beddington Park Carew Manor and St.Mary's Church can be seen in the distance. |
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Peter Trimming
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| Date | 17 Mar 2009 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 360 |
| Retrieved from source on | 06 Mar 2012 10:08:14 (UTC) |
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Parkland in Beddington Park Carew Manor and St.Mary's Church can be seen in the distance.
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Parkland in Beddington Park
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East Lodge, Beddington Park Built in 1877, according to the date over the door. The Dovecote can be seen beyond the East Lodge.
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Parkland in Beddington Park
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Parkland in Beddington Park Carew Manor can be seen in the distance.
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Beddington Park
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St Marys church, Beddington. It is possible that the church at Beddington (St Mary's), first mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, was founded by either Azor the Saxon lord who owned Beddington befo…
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Spoil heaps in Beddington Park
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Beddington Park, Surrey The trees in Beddington Park provide a pleasant and relaxing environment at any time of the year.
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View into Beddington Park from Carew Manor Gate To see a view from the same point as in 1980, 585364. Since then, the poplar trees have grown much taller and undergrowth around them now all but obscur…
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View in Beddington Park, Surrey To see a view from the same point in 1980 585355. The old oak tree succumbed in the gales of 1987.
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Pigeon House, Beddington Park To see a photograph taken from the same place 585348.
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Young and old in Beddington Park A young horse chestnut tree alongside a much older example of the same species in the peaceful Beddington Park
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Carew Manor: ornamental gates
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Canon Bridge's Bridge, Beddington Park. Bridge over a tributary of the River Wandle, Canon Bridges was Rector of Beddington 1864-91.
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Plane trees in Beddington Park, Surrey There are many fine trees in Beddington Park, albeit most are common species. Here two plane trees were photographed against the light.
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Pigeon house, Beddington Park, Surrey Probably the largest pigeon house ever built in England. The birds were kept because they provided a source of food through the winter.
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East Lodge, Beddington Park, Surrey The stylish East Lodge is occupied by a small company specialising in colour design
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Gateway to St.Mary's Graveyard
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Beddington Park: Decorative Bridge
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| Region | England |
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0 mParkland in Beddington Park Carew Manor and St.Mary's Church can be seen in the distance.
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28 mEast Lodge, Beddington Park Built in 1877, according to the date over the door. The Dovecote can be seen beyond the East Lodge.
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28 mParkland in Beddington Park
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28 mParkland in Beddington Park Carew Manor can be seen in the distance.
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32 mBeddington Park
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56 mSt Marys church, Beddington. It is possible that the church at Beddington (St Mary's), first mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, was founded by either Azor the Saxon lord who owned Beddington before 1066, or Robert de Watteville who gained the manor after the Norman conquest. The Roman coffin in the dovecote and another one found nearby, however, may indicate that this site was regarded as sacred long before the Saxon-built church. There are a few fragments of Norman stonework, but, otherwise, the font is the oldest existing part of the church, and this dates from the late 12th or early 13th century.
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63 mSpoil heaps in Beddington Park
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72 mBeddington Park, Surrey The trees in Beddington Park provide a pleasant and relaxing environment at any time of the year.
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72 mView into Beddington Park from Carew Manor Gate To see a view from the same point as in 1980, 585364. Since then, the poplar trees have grown much taller and undergrowth around them now all but obscures the sight of the pigeon house from this angle.
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72 mView in Beddington Park, Surrey To see a view from the same point in 1980 585355. The old oak tree succumbed in the gales of 1987.
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72 mPigeon House, Beddington Park To see a photograph taken from the same place 585348.
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72 mYoung and old in Beddington Park A young horse chestnut tree alongside a much older example of the same species in the peaceful Beddington Park
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78 mCarew Manor: ornamental gates
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80 mCanon Bridge's Bridge, Beddington Park. Bridge over a tributary of the River Wandle, Canon Bridges was Rector of Beddington 1864-91.
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85 mPlane trees in Beddington Park, Surrey There are many fine trees in Beddington Park, albeit most are common species. Here two plane trees were photographed against the light.
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86 mPigeon house, Beddington Park, Surrey Probably the largest pigeon house ever built in England. The birds were kept because they provided a source of food through the winter.
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89 mEast Lodge, Beddington Park, Surrey The stylish East Lodge is occupied by a small company specialising in colour design
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98 mGateway to St.Mary's Graveyard
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100 mBeddington Park: Decorative Bridge
