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Cusworth rose garden marks hall refurbishment



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Published Date: 10 May 2008
EVERYTHING in the garden is coming up roses at a Doncaster hall.
Cusworth Hall has unveiled a rose garden to celebrate its first year after reopening following a £7.5 million refurbishment.

To mark the anniversary, the garden was opened in the grounds of the Grade 1 listed hall - and named Lady Isabella's Garden, after a former residence of the house Lady Isabella Battie-Wrightson.

Doncaster Mayor Martin Winter said: "Cusworth Hall, Museum and park is one of the borough's historical and cultural gems.

"I am delighted to be celebrating the enjoyment that our residents and visitors have experienced at Cusworth over the last year and to be looking ahead to an equally action-packed programme of events for the year ahead."

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  • Last Updated: 10 May 2008 8:51 AM
  • Source: Doncaster Star
  • Location: Sheffield
 
 

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