gabmatur's Pictures of Newstead Abbey

Newstead Abbey Gardens

Newstead Abbey and Park Gardens

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Newstead Abbey, Abbeys and Cathedrals, Buildings and Structures, Gardens and Parks, Ravenshead

Nottingham Countryside

Nottinghamshire countryside near Newstead Abbey

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Newstead Abbey, English Countryside, Ravenshead

Newstead Abbey and Park Gardens

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Newstead Abbey, Gardens and Parks, Ravenshead

lake Newstead Abbey and Park

The Abbey and gardens are suffering from neglect and the ravages of time and they are in urgent need of very substantial funding to allow full restoration. It featured in the TV programme 'Restoration' and whilst it did not win, it is understood that world wide interest was stimulated and that this has attracted donations. For a building of national importance such as this is, I find it unbelievable that it has to rely on charity to survive.

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Newstead Abbey, Ravenshead

Inside Newstead Abbey gardens

Newstead is NOT in Nottingham, but as it is owned by the City Council I thought it appropriate to include it. It is located north of the city near Ravenshead on the road out to Mansfield. The Abbey that is famous for its association with the poet Lord Byron was originally an Augustinian priory founded by Henry II in about 1170 It eventually came into the hands of the philanthropist Sir Julien Cahn, who later presented it to Nottingham Corporation in 1931. The abbey and gardens are suffering from neglect and the ravages of time and they are in urgent need of very substantial funding to allow full restoration. It featured in the TV programme 'Restoration' and whilst it did not win, it is understood that world wide interest was stimulated and that this has attracted donations. For a building of national importance such as this is, I find it unbelievable that it has to rely on charity to survive.

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Newstead Abbey, Buildings and Structures, Ravenshead

Gardens Newstead Abbey and Park

The Abbey that is famous for its association with the poet Lord Byron was originally an Augustinian priory founded by Henry II in about 1170 It eventually came into the hands of the philanthropist Sir Julien Cahn, who later presented it to Nottingham Corporation in 1931. The abbey and gardens are suffering from neglect and the ravages of time and they are in urgent need of very substantial funding to allow full restoration. It featured in the TV programme 'Restoration' and whilst it did not win, it is understood that world wide interest was stimulated and that this has attracted donations. For a building of National importance such as this is, I find it unbelievable that it has to rely on charity to survive.

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Newstead Abbey, Gardens and Parks, Ravenshead