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The Castle About 3/4 Mile East of Hagley Hall

A Grade II* Listed Building in Hagley, Worcestershire

Castellated Ruin, Hagley Hall

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Castle 'Ruin' at Hagley (1748). The towers at Hagley are round...and there is an exceptional view on three sides from the top of the main tower. Miller designed special gothic chairs for the interior. The stone, and the large gothic windows are reputed to have come from the ruins of Halesowen Priory, West Midlands. Photo: Jennifer Meir, from her article "Development of a Natural Style in Designed Landscapes between 1730 and 1760: The English Midlands and the Work of Sanderson Miller and Lancelot Brown." Garden History, Vol. 30 No. 2 (Spring 2002): 24-48.

Uploaded by Jamie J on 2 July 2010

Photo ID: 1112
Building ID: 101348597
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