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Amisfield Walled Garden
The walled garden was built between 1782 and 1788 with four corner pavilions and laid out with paths radiating round a circular central feature. It was used for traditional cultivation until World War II and later as a market garden. It (and parts of the parkland) was purchased by the Town Council in 1969 and was used as a tree nursery in the 1980s, but fell into disrepair. Now owned by East Lothian Council, the garden was leased to the Amisfield Preservation Trust on a 99-year lease in 2013 and their volunteers have since transformed it into a well-kept working community garden.
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