Hertfordshire Garden History

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Hertfordshire Garden History

A Miscellany | Local history at its best, this history of outstanding gardens in Hertfordshire is written by specialist garden historians based in the area, and includes new and original research. The range of periods and subjects covered within a very close focus on one county—from the 17th to the 20th century, and from grand aristocratic estates to humble town gardens—make for an absorbing read.

Publisher: University Of Hertfordshire Press , 2007-08-01
ISBN: 1905313381, EAN: 9781905313389

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