Weston Park: The beauty and tranquility of the House is the result of centuries of creativity, collecting and patronage of artists and craftsmen, by generations of one family, the Bridgemans, Earls of Bradford. Gifted to the nation in 1986 by Richard the 7th and present Earl of Bradford, and with the suppport of the National Heritage Memorial Fund, it is now in the care of the Trustees of the Weston Park Foundation.
Award winning 17th Century Stately Home set in 1000 acres of 'Capability' Brown Parkland and situated on the Staffordshire/Shropshire border. The attractions include the House, Adventure Playground, Miniature Railway, Gallery and Gift Shop, Stables Coffee Bar and Restaurant, Auditorium, formal gardens, woodland walks, lakes, follies, newly plants Yew Hedge Maze and Orchard (plnated January 2006)
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