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Devonport Park
The park covers 18 hectares on a hill to the east of the naval dockyard. It was initially laid out in 1858/59 on land belonging to the War Department, but was not substantially complete until 1874, with later additions. It is now owned by the local authority. Listed grade II; the list entry (1001657) goes into great detail.
Created: Thu, 14 Sep 2023, Updated: Thu, 14 Sep 2023
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