From The Neolithic To The Sea: A Journey From The Past To The Present
Wimpole Hall
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County
Coordinates
Grid
Condition
Age
Admission
Hall
Cambridgeshire
52° 8′ 27.96″ N, 0° 2′ 59.28″ W
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Good
1640
£
Cambridgeshire
52° 8′ 27.96″ N, 0° 2′ 59.28″ W
-
Good
1640
£
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Wimpole Hall is a stately home located near Arrington in Cambridgeshire. It sits in a large park which includes a lake, a folly and farm.
Wimpole hall was first built in 1640, on the site of an old moated manor house and deer park, by Thomas Chicheley. The hall has been remodeled by various architects, the last was by H. E. Kendall in the 1840's.
The grounds of Wimpole Hall were laid out and modified by various gardeners, including Capability Brown. The grand avenue, some two and a half miles long, was designed by Charles Bridgeman.
The stable block is now the main visitors reception, with a shop and restaurant. Wimpole Hall is owned and run by the National Trust.
Wimpole hall was first built in 1640, on the site of an old moated manor house and deer park, by Thomas Chicheley. The hall has been remodeled by various architects, the last was by H. E. Kendall in the 1840's.
The grounds of Wimpole Hall were laid out and modified by various gardeners, including Capability Brown. The grand avenue, some two and a half miles long, was designed by Charles Bridgeman.
The stable block is now the main visitors reception, with a shop and restaurant. Wimpole Hall is owned and run by the National Trust.
