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| Wortley Hall's gardens lie mainly to the south and west
of the Hall. Beneath the Hall's south front, the west-east
slope was graded in the mid nineteenth century to form
a set of grass terraces with steps, and a level lawn decorated
with clipped golden yews and focuses on a circular pool
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| A walk along the west side of the flower garden goes
to a stone seat alcove. |
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| From here it leads to the Sunken Gardens, now replanted
with azaleas and rhododendrons. |
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| © 2001 Wortley
Hall |
credits |
The Workers'
Stately Home |
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