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Dartington Hall Trust
Visiting the gardens of Dartington Hall is much like visiting a National Trust property or other country estate - but admission is free. There is much more to Dartington Hall. It was bought by the Elmhirsts in 1925 as a social experiment, attracting artists, educators and philosophers, making progress in agriculture and forestry, setting up a glass company, establishing a music summer school, and many other activities. See the Dartington Hall Trust website Link
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.Created: Thu, 11 Apr 2019, Updated: Thu, 11 Apr 2019
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