Rode Hall, Formal Garden, Stoke on Trent, Cheshire, England

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Part/component area of: Rode Hall

Brief description of site

Rode Hall, formal garden was originally created by William Andrews Nesfield in 1861. Nesfield's design has been replaced by a central flower bed in a star shape and is planted with Queen Elizabeth II roses. A statue of a Wood Nymph made from bronze stands in the centre of the design.

Brief history of site

William Andrew's Nesfield created the formal garden in 1861. By 1914 the garden was in decline and was replaced by a simplier design.

Location information:

OS Landranger Map Sheet Number:	118	Grid Ref:	SJ 819 572
Latitude:	53.11167	Longitude:	-2.271849

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