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Inside the Orangery. The orangery plants have been moved into the garden for... (more)

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The Orangery.

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View from the Orangery into the garden.

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Orange tree and the Orangery.

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As shown in TQ1979 : Gunnersbury Park orangery the pond in front of the orangery had been reduced to a... (more)

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On the right are some of the ruins of Margam Abbey. On the left is the east end... (more)

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The Orangery at Margam was built between 1787 and 1793 for Thomas Mansel Talbot... (more)

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The Orangery at Margam was built between 1787 and 1793 for Thomas Mansel Talbot... (more)

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The central part of the Orangery at margam reflected in a water feature. The... (more)

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The central part of the Orangery at margam reflected in a water feature. The... (more)

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Orangery Garden with the Orangery in the background.

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"An axial walk, partly lined by an avenue of Chusan palms, extends c 40m... (more)

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Heaton Hall is a neoclassical 18th-century country house within Heaton Park,... (more)

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The orangery was added to the house by the 2nd Earl of Wilton around 1823. It... (more)

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The orangery dates from around 1836 and was inspired by French models. The... (more)

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The Orangery at Sezincote is built to match the architecture of the house with a... (more)

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The Orangery at Sezincote is built to match the architecture of the house with a... (more)

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The remodelling of this part of the main building to create the orangery was... (more)

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Looking a little like a grand French railway station, the Orangery at Wrest Park... (more)

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Once used to grow exotic fruits, now a cafe.

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Glazed dome of the orangery in the largest of the walled kitchen gardens at... (more)

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The Orangery at Margam was built between 1787 and 1793 for Thomas Mansel Talbot... (more)

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Today the Orangery at Witley Court is just a shell; when built it was one of the... (more)

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Today the Orangery at Witley Court is just a shell; when built it was one of the... (more)

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The Orangery viewed from the Orangery Garden at Tredegar House.

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The semi-circular south-east facing end of the Orangery with fountain and pool.... (more)

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The orangery at Dunham Massey dates from ca1720. It is a Grade II listed... (more)

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Looking across the Italian Garden towards the orangery and the Parish Church of... (more)

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Superb 19th century stone built orangery with full height leaded windows topped... (more)

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The Grade II* listed building dates from the late 18th century and was severely... (more)

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The former orangery in the gardens of Calke Abbey.

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The former orangery now used as a studio by the West Dean College.

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The Blickling Estate is one of Norfolk's top visitor attractions and is... (more)

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The Blickling Estate is one of Norfolk's top visitor attractions and is... (more)

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The 18th century Orangery in the gardens of Dunham Massey.

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The 18th century Orangery in the gardens of Dunham Massey.

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This picture of the peach house (in the foreground) was taken before it was... (more)

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The Orangery is a Grade I Listed Building, designed by Sir William Chambers, and... (more)

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Orangery at Holywell Hall overlooking the Great Lawn, built in 1764 and... (more)

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William Gibbs established Tyntesfield House and gardens thanks to his business... (more)

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Orangery and Italian Gardens at Belton House.

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The Orangery at Ashburnham Place, now used as a tearoom. Designed by Capability... (more)

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The Orangery at Ashburnham Place, now used as a tearoom. Designed by Capability... (more)

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Osterley Park and its surrounding gardens, park and farmland is one of the last... (more)

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Late 18th century. A spectacular view over the Derwent valley can be seen from here.

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Late 18th century.

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Late 18th century.

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Standing close to the historic Bitton House is the Orangery. It is thought to... (more)

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The Orangery at Saltram was built in 1773 and is Grade II* listed, see:... (more)

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A popular feature of 18th century country houses was the 'orangery' or... (more)

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