Crowcombe Park
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Crowcombe Park, then the grounds of “Crowcombe Court”. The ‘Rustic Bridge’ was built in the 1770’s. Currently there is no public access to the park.
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Aerial view looking north east with the Crowcombe Park Gate parking area to the left. The road is the Over Stowey (beyond the top) to Crowcombe (down to the right) road.
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About half a mile north of Crowcombe Court is a folly in the form of a ruined Gothic chapel, circa 1776 and incorporating some medieval stonework. It is situated in Crowcombe Park which is not open…
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Photo of the folly or ruin of an old chapel shaped like a church only it is in miniature. (Photographer’s original description of his photo taken in February 1954)
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Photo of an ornamental bridge in Crowcombe Court. Baz and Pete are standing on the lip of a small waterfall below. (Photographers original description, written in February 1954)