Richard Buckley's Pictures of Cranborne

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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