Steps leading to Boveridge Park House

Boveridge Park was built in the late 1800s. The gardens were designed by Gertrude Jekyll and Thomas Mawson. The house is currently used as a school for children with learning disabilities and the lovely gardens are only open to the public one weekend every year.

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Ornamental pond and fountain at Boveridge Park gardens

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Busy bees at Boveridge Park, Cranborne

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Boveridge Park House, Cranborne, Dorset

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Boveridge House viewed from the woodland walk

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Archway to the stable block at Boveridge Park, Cranborne

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